2018 NYM Media Guide

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
2018 METS MEDIA GUIDE 2017 YEAR IN REVIEW
Table of Contents ...........................................................................1 Day-by-Days/Home Attendance ................................302-304
Community Outreach............................................................... 2-7 Chronology ...................................................................... 305-307
Club Directory .......................................................................... 8-14 Final Stats ...................................................................................308
Miscellaneous Charts .............................................................309
OFFICE OF THE CHAIRMAN Highs & Lows ..............................................................................310
Office of the Chairman............................................................... 16 Major League Standings ..........................................................311
Partners & Board of Directors ..................................................17
Office of the Chairman Staff..................................................... 18 HISTORY
Mets Hall of Fame ............................................................ 314-319
FRONT OFFICE & MEDICAL Mets Retired Numbers ...........................................................320
Business Executives............................................................20-24 The 1964 & 2013 All-Star Games .................................321-322
Baseball Executives ............................................................25-29 Mets All-Star Selections................................................323-324
Medical Staff/Training Staff .............................................. 30-35 Mets National Award Winners .............................................325
Mets Ambassadors ............................................................. 36-40 Mets National League Award Winners.....................326-327
Mets Staff .................................................................................41-49 Mets All-Time Roster & Numerical Roster ...............328-342
Sterling Equities.......................................................................... 49 Mets Uniform History ..................................................... 343-347
Metropolitan Hospitality .................................................... 50-51 Mets Firsts: Polo Grounds, Shea, & Citi Field........ 348-355
Florida Operations ..................................................................... 52 All-Time Batting/Pitching Leaders .............................356-357
Kingsport Mets ............................................................................ 52 Single-Season Batting/Pitching Leaders ............... 358-359
Brooklyn Cyclones..................................................................... 53 Rookie Batting/Pitching Leaders ............................... 360-361
Queens Ballpark Company, L.L.C. ........................................ 54 All-Time Leaders .............................................................362-363
Mets National League Leaders............................................363
MANAGER & COACHES All-Time Team Statistics ............................................... 364-365
Mickey Callaway ...................................................................56-57 Year-by-Year Records .............................................................366
Coaches ..................................................................................58-70 All-Time Win/Loss Breakdown ....................................367-368
Bullpen Catchers ..........................................................................71 Historical Records ...........................................................369-376
Last Trade With ......................................................................... 377
2018 NEW YORK METS No-Hitters & One Hitters in Mets History......................... 378
Player Biographies............................................................ 74-206 Opening Day Results/Line-Ups ...................................379-381
Attendance Records ......................................................382-384
SCOUTING & MINOR LEAGUES Important Dates in Mets History ................................ 385-391
Scouting Staff ................................................................... 208-213 Mets vs. NL/AL Opponents ...........................................392-417
Minor Leagues & Player Development Staff.............214-221 When Was The Last Time ............................................. 418-420
Minor League Organizational Leaders..............................222 Year-by-Year Pinch-Hit Home Runs.....................................421
Minor League Affiliate Directory .........................................223 Year-by-Year Grand Slams ....................................................422
Las Vegas (AAA) 51s.......................................................224-226
Binghamton (AA) Rumble Ponies ............................... 227-228 POSTSEASON
St. Lucie (A) Mets ............................................................ 229-230 Game by Game Results ................................................ 426-460
Columbia (A) Fireflies ......................................................231-232 Postseason Records ........................................................461-471
Brooklyn (A) Cyclones ...................................................233-234
Kingsport (R) Mets.......................................................... 235-236 MEDIA
Gulf Coast (R) League .................................................... 237-238 Mets Radio/TV ..................................................................474-481
Dominican Summer League Mets #1 .........................239-241 Mets on the Air ................................................................ 482-483
Dominican Summer League Mets #2 ....................... 242-243 Spring Training Information ....................................... 484-486
Doubleday/Sterling Award Winners..........................244-246 Citi Field Diagram.....................................................................487
Minor League Player Biographies .............................247-300 Filler Index ..................................................................................488
2018 Promotions.......................................................................489
2018 New York Mets Schedule ............................................490
The New York Mets 2018 Media Guide was prepared by the Mets
Media Relations Department: Jay Horwitz, Harold Kaufman, Ethan
Citi Field • Flushing, NY 11368 • 718-507-METS Wilson, Melissa Rodriguez, Mike Passanisi and Kristin Wojcik; and
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& Layout by Mike Passanisi and Emma Carroll. Cover by Emma Carroll.
Jay Horwitz .......................Vice President, Media Relations Photography by Marc S. Levine, Chris Kasprak, Kayla Rice, AP Photos,
Harold Kaufman .............. Exec. Director, Communications Getty Images, Sports Illustrated, The Baseball Hall of Fame & MLB
Photos. The book was printed by Ben Franklin Press.
Ethan Wilson ..................................Director, Media Relations
Mike Passanisi....................... Coordinator, Media Relations Statistics used in the guide were generated by the Elias Sports Bureau,
Kristin Wojcik ...................Coordinator, Partner Relations & MLB Advanced Media, MLB Information Systems and baseball-
reference.com.
Communications
Carlos Guillén ............................. Assistant, Media Relations Copyright 2018 Sterling Mets L.P. All rights reserved.
All information is of January 26, 2018.
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METS IN THE COMMUNITY
KIDS
WELCOME HOME DINNER
The Mets held their
annual Welcome Home
Dinner presented
by Alliance Building
Services for the first
time at Citi Field the
night before Opening
Day. The event raised
more than $700,000 for
the Mets Foundation,
which funds and
promotes a variety of
educational, social and
athletic programs and
charitable causes.
The intimate evening
featured Mets
Ownership, General
Manager Sandy
Alderson and the entire
Mets roster. Comedian
and Saturday Night
Live veteran Jim Breuer
hosted a game show
featuring Mets players.
Guests had the
opportunity to taste
cuisine from our world-
renowned culinary
partners and bid on
Mets autographed
memorabilia and
exclusive experiences
through the Amazin'
Auction. After the
dinner, guests were
invited onto the field
where they were able
to walk in the Mets
dugout and tour the
Mets Clubhouse.
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COMMUNITY OUTREACH
HOLIDAY SHOPPING SPREE

The Mets Foundation’s Holiday
Shopping Spree presented by Delta
Air Lines helped 10 children from
Queens experience a holiday season
like never before. Mets players Amed
Rosario and Dominic Smith, along
with Delta volunteers, surprised the
children with a $400 Target gift card
to spend on themselves and then
helped the children go shopping
throughout the store.
After the shopping was over, children
enjoyed a pizza party and made
holiday decorations with the players
and Delta volunteers. The children
were in for one more treat. The
players surprised them again with a
second $400 Target gift card to give
to their guardians to help with the
holidays or basic needs of
the household.

COMMUNITY OUTREACH
YA GOTTA READ!
The Mets partnered with Queens Borough President Melinda Katz to launch the "Ya Gotta Read!"
program to help foster a love of reading in students. The pilot program was offered to 1,000 third,
fourth and fifth graders at P.S. 19 Marino Jeantet, the largest elementary school in New York.
Mr. Met helped launch the program at a kick-off rally at the school. The Mets challenged the students
to read one grade-level book a week and write a book report for each during the six-week program,
which coincided with the start of Mets Spring Training. Students were rewarded with Mets-themed
prizes after they read a certain number of books. Those who read six books or more received tickets to
a Mets game! The class that read the most books won a visit from Mr. Met and a Mets player!
The students at P.S. 19 stepped up to the plate and read a total of 4,061 books. They embraced reading
and hit the game-winning home run for the inaugural Mets Ya Gotta Read! program.

COMMUNITY OUTREACH
HURRICANE RELIEF DRIVES

In response to the devastating hurricanes that ravaged Puerto Rico, Florida and Texas, the Mets held
two Hurricane Relief Drives to help those impacted by Hurricanes Maria, Irma and Harvey.
The Mets partnered with New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo on the Empire State Relief & Recovery
Effort for Puerto Rico to collect relief items at Citi Field during the last week of September. The team
worked with Queens Borough President Melinda Katz to spread the word and collect donations to help
those affected in Houston and Florida.
Mets fans and New Yorkers heeded the call and turned out in full force to help others in need. The
Mets collected over 300,000 pounds of food, water, diapers, toiletries, paper products and more.
The supplies for Puerto Rico were sent to the island via charter planes and cargo ships. An 18-wheel
truck loaded with items for Florida headed to First Data Field in Port St. Lucie where more than 60
Mets minor leaguers unloaded the supplies and distributed them to groups working with Mustard Seed
assisting the community in Ft. Pierce. The second 18-wheeler bound for Texas was received by the
Houston Food Bank.
The drive would not have been a success without the generosity of hundreds of New Yorkers and Mets
partners including Alliance Building Services, Hain Celestial, Anheuser-Busch, Coca-Cola and Aramark.

COMMUNITY OUTREACH
METSGIVING
TURKEY GIVEAWAY
The Mets hosted their fourth annual turkey giveaway
in advance of Thanksgiving, distributing 500 turkeys
with the help of Uber throughout the five boroughs to
help families in need. Mets infielder Wilmer Flores went
door to door in Corona delivering turkeys and all the
fixings for a Thanksgiving dinner, while Mets employees
volunteered to hand out turkeys at various locations
throughout the city.
The Mets worked with Mets Community Partner the River
Fund NY to give away turkeys to families in Richmond
Hill in Queens, Cayuga Centers in the South Bronx, Mets
Community Partner New York Common Pantry in East
Harlem in Manhattan, Project Hospitality in Staten Island
and Agape Food Rescue in East New York in Brooklyn.
The Mets also worked with the NYPD Community Affairs
office from the 110th precinct to select 25 families who
received complete Thanksgiving meals.
KIDS HOLIDAY PARTY

The Mets hosted 125 children from local Queens
schools for the annual Kids Holiday party at Citi Field.
The festivities included lunch, games and holiday
performances from each school. Mets outfielder Brandon
Nimmo dressed up as Santa while teammates Noah
Syndergaard, Jerry Blevins and Kevin Plawecki served as
his elves and handed out presents to the children.
COAT DRIVE
The Mets provide annual support to the New York Cares
Coat Drive with their own “Warm-Up” Holiday Coat
Drive at Citi Field presented by United Healthcare. Mets
outfielder Michel Conforto helped welcome fans and
collected coats during the Coat Drive. In total, Mets fans
donated more than 1,200 coats to help those in need.
Fans who donated received a pair of tickets to a
Mets game.
FOOD DRIVE
The Mets and Hain Celestial teamed up for the annual
Food Drive benefiting the River Fund NY, a hunger-relief
organization based in Richmond Hill, Queens. Fans who
donated at least 10 non-perishable items received a
voucher good for two tickets to
a Mets home game in 2018. The
November drive generated 5,000
pounds of food.

COMMUNITY OUTREACH
WALTER REED
The Mets made their
annual trip to the Walter
Reed National Military
Medical Center in
Bethesda, Maryland,
to say thank you to
the men and women
of the military and
their families. Mets
Chairman Fred Wilpon,
General Manager Sandy
Alderson and the entire
team along with Mr.
Met hosted a barbeque
lunch at the USO Center
at Walter Reed. The
day featured fun and
games along with a DJ
and face painting for the
children. The players
posed for photos and
signed autographs for
the soldiers and listened
to their experiences of
life in the military.

CLUB DIRECTORY
OFFICE OF THE CHAIRMAN
Fred Wilpon ..................................................................................Chairman of the Board & Chief Executive Officer
Saul B. Katz.............................................................................................................................................................. President
Jeff Wilpon....................................................................................................................................Chief Operating Officer
Kathleen Ryan .....................................................................................................Executive Assistant to the President
Katherine Fullam ........................................................Senior Executive Assistant to the Chief Operating Officer
Karen Malin............................................................................................ Executive Assistant to the Chairman & CEO
Audrey Dwyer ............................................................................................ Administrative Assistant to the President
Sharon Gately ..........................................................................Administrative Assistant to the Chairman and CEO
PARTNERS & BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Fred Wilpon ................................................................................................................................................ Partner/Director
Saul B. Katz................................................................................................................................................. Partner/Director
Jeff Wilpon.................................................................................................................................................. Partner/Director
Richard Wilpon .......................................................................................................................................... Partner/Director
Michael Katz ............................................................................................................................................... Partner/Director
David Katz ................................................................................................................................................... Partner/Director
Tom Osterman ........................................................................................................................................... Partner/Director
Marvin Tepper ............................................................................................................................................................ Partner
Steve Greenberg ......................................................................................................................................................Director
Stuart Sucherman.....................................................................................................................................................Director
OFFICERS
Fred Wilpon ..................................................................................Chairman of the Board & Chief Executive Officer
Saul B. Katz.............................................................................................................................................................. President
Jeff Wilpon....................................................................................................................................Chief Operating Officer
David P. Cohen ............................................................................... Executive Vice President & Chief Legal Officer
Lou DePaoli ...............................................................................Executive Vice President & Chief Revenue Officer
Mark Peskin .................................................................................................................................... Chief Financial Officer
Sandy Alderson.......................................................................................................................................General Manager
Mike Landeen ......................................................................Senior Vice President, Venue Services & Operations
David Newman ....................................................................Senior Vice President, Marketing & Communications
John Ricco ...................................... Senior Vice President, Baseball Operations; Assistant General Manager
Chris Brown ...........................................................................Vice President, Guest Experience & Venue Services
Heather Collamore .................................................................................... Vice President, Metropolitan Hospitality
Tom Festa .......................................................................... Vice President, Technology & Corporate Procurement
Jay Horwitz...................................................................................................................Vice President, Media Relations
Neal Kaplan .................................................................................................Vice President, Deputy General Counsel
Len Labita ................................................................................................................................ Vice President, Controller
Holly Lindvall .......................................................................................................... Vice President, Human Resources
Sue Lucchi ............................................................................................................ Vice President, Ballpark Operations
Haeda Mihaltses .....................................................Vice President, External Affairs & Community Engagement
Tommy Tanous .......................................................................... Vice President, International & Amateur Scouting
Peter Woll ............................................................................................ Vice President, Financial Planning & Analysis
Chris Zaber .....................................................................................................Vice President, Ticket Sales & Services

CLUB DIRECTORY
FRONT OFFICE
BASEBALL OPERATIONS
Sandy Alderson.......................................................................................................................................General Manager
John Ricco ................................................................................ Senior Vice President; Assistant General Manager
J.P. Ricciardi ..............................................................................................Special Assistant to the General Manager
Omar Minaya .............................................................................................Special Assistant to the General Manager
Terry Collins ..............................................................................................Special Assistant to the General Manager
Thomas Tanous ......................................................................... Vice President, International & Amateur Scouting
Jim D’Aloia ............................................................................................................... Sr. Director, Professional Scouting
Chris Becerra ..........................................................................................................Sr. Director, International Scouting
T.J. Barra ............................................................................................... Director, Baseball Research & Development
Ian Levin ............................................................................................................................ Director, Player Development
Ronny Reyes ........................................................................................................... Director, Minor league Operations
Brian Small ........................................................................................................................................ Director, Team Travel
Marc Tramuta ........................................................................................................................Director, Amateur Scouting
Donovan Mitchell...........................................Director, Player Relations/Programs & Community Engagement
Bryn Alderson..............................................................................................................Assistant Director, Pro Scouting
Nick Francona............................................................................................... Assistant Director, Player Development
June Napoli .............................................................................................................. Manager, Baseball Administration
Joe Scarola...........................................................................................................................Manager, Video Operations
Joe Lefkowitz................................................................................................... Senior Coordinator, Baseball Systems
Sean Haggans ...............................................................................................................Coordinator, Video Operations
Jim Kelly ..........................................................................................Coordinator, Advance Scouting & Video Replay
Jen Wolf ..............................................................................Coordinator, Minor League & International Operations
Jeff Lebow .................................................................................................................Coordinator, Baseball Operations
Bryan Hayes .................................................................................................................. Coordinator, Amateur Scouting
Chris Pang ............................................................................................. Analyst, Baseball Research & Development
Janine Laboy-Gonzalez .................................................................Administrative Assistant, Baseball Operations
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
Dr. David Altchek ..................................................................................................................................... Medical Director
Dr. Struan Coleman................................................................................................................................... Team Physician
Dr. Andrew Pearle ................................................................................................................. Associate Team Physician
Dr. Anil Ranawat ................................................................................................................................................Orthopedist
Dr. Joshua Dines ...............................................................................................................................................Orthopedist
Dr. Michelle Carlson ................................................................................................................................. Hand Specialist
Dr. James Kinderknecht ........................................................................................................... Primary Care Specialist
Dr. Jonathan Deland .................................................................................................................. Foot & Ankle Specialist
Dr. Lawrence Inra..............................................................................................................................................Cardiologist
Dr. Lawrence Levin...........................................................................................................................................Cardiologist
Dr. Richard Cohen ..............................................................................................................Internal Medicine Specialist
Dr. Howard Rosenberg ...................................................................................................Infectious Disease Specialist
Dr. Bernard Rawlins ................................................................................................................................. Spine Specialist
Terrance Sgroi ..................................................................................................................... Physical Therapy Specialist
Mike Barwis ..................................................................................................Senior Advisor, Strength & Conditioning
Dr. George Hribar .......................................................................................................................................................Dentist
Dr. Michael Jacobs .......................................................................................................................................Dermatologist
Dr. Rock Positano .................................................................................................................................................. Podiatrist
Dr. Wayne Winnick ..........................................................................................................................................Chiropractor
Dr. Sangwoo Lee ..................................................................................................................................... Ophthalmologist
Jim Cavallini .........................................................................................Director of Performance and Sports Science
Brian Chicklo .................................................................................................................................................... Head Trainer
Joseph Golia ............................................................................................................................................. Assistant Trainer
Dustin Clarke ..................................................................................................... Strength & Conditioning Coordinator
John Zajac .............................................................................................................................................. Physical Therapist
Dr. Derick Anderson .................................................................................................... Mental Skills Program Director
CLUBHOUSE STAFF
Kevin Kierst ........................................................................................................................................ Clubhouse Manager
Dave Berni ....................................................................................................................... Assistant Clubhouse Manager
Tony Carullo ....................................................................................................................... Visiting Clubhouse Manager
Theresa Corderi ....................................................................................................... Coordinator, Clubhouse Catering

CLUB DIRECTORY
BUSINESS OPERATIONS
Lou DePaoli ...............................................................................Executive Vice President & Chief Revenue Officer
Brooklyn Covell ........................................................................................Executive Assistant, Business Operations
BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE & ANALYTICS

John Morris.......................................................................... Executive Director, Business Intelligence & Analytics
Douglas Joe ......................................................................................................................................... Database Architect
Claire Kueny ......................................................................................................................Business Intelligence Analyst
Jon Cokorinos .................................................................................Coordinator, Business Intelligence & Analytics
MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS

David Newman ....................................................................Senior Vice President, Marketing & Communications
Mark Fine .......................................................................................................................... Executive Director, Marketing
Will Carafello ..................................................................................................................... Senior Director, Social Media
Marc S. Levine ....................................................................................................................................Team Photographer
Harris Schoenfeld............................................................................................................................... Director, Marketing
Jon Giebler ...........................................................................................................................Manager, Creative Services
Emma Carroll .......................................................................................................................................... Graphic Designer
Cait Buser ................................................................................................................................................ Graphic Designer
Devon Sherwood........................................................................................ Assistant, Marketing & Communications
Kayla Rice...............................................................................................Assistant, Photography & Creative Services
Tim Walsh...................................................................................................................................... Assistant, Social Media
Jelani Wheeler ..................................................................................................................................Assistant, Marketing
MEDIA RELATIONS
Jay Horwitz...................................................................................................................Vice President, Media Relations
Harold Kaufman .................................................................................................Executive Director, Communications
Ethan Wilson .............................................................................................................................Director, Media Relations
Mike Passanisi .................................................................................................................. Coordinator, Media Relations
Kristin Wojcik ............................................................................Coordinator, Partner Relations & Communications
Carlos Guillén.................................................................................................Media Relations Assistant/Translator
BROADCASTING/ENTERTAINMENT & VIDEO PRODUCTIONS

Joe DeVito .............................................................Executive Producer, Entertainment Marketing & Productions
Tim Gunkel ..............................................................Executive Director, Entertainment Marketing & Productions
Lorraine Hamilton ...................................................................................Executive Director, Broadcasting & Events
Vito Vitiello ................................................................................Producer, Entertainment Marketing & Productions
Bobby Clemens............................................................................................... Director, Scoreboard & Entertainment
Brendan McKeon ......................................................................................... Manager, Video & Technology Systems
Josh Rosenman....................................................................................................................................Manager, Graphics
Laura Verillo ................................................................................. Manager, Entertainment, Broadcasting & Events
Maurice Abbate...................................................................................................................................Senior Video Editor
Greg Alvarez ...................................................................................................Senior Graphics & Animation Designer
Doug Dickey........................................................................................................................................ Coordinator, Events
John Smagala ............................................................................................... Assistant, Entertainment & Productions
Anthony Vario ................................................................................................................................................... Video Editor
Juan Alicea ....................................................................................................................Spanish Broadcast Coordinator
Alex Anthony .........................................................................................................................Public Address Announcer

CLUB DIRECTORY
FRONT OFFICE
PARTNERSHIP SALES
David Hayob .......................................................................................Senior Director, Corporate Partnership Sales
Bill Kain .............................................................................................................. Director, Corporate Partnership Sales
Katie Mahon ..................................................................................................... Director, Corporate Partnership Sales
Brian Glynn ......................................................................................................Manager, Corporate Partnership Sales
Peter Sachs .................................................................... Senior Account Executive, Corporate Partnership Sales
Kellogg Adams ............................................................................Account Executive, Corporate Partnership Sales
PARTNERSHIP ACTIVATION
Brian Fling .................................................................................. Senior Director, Partnership Strategy & Activation
Timothy Whang ......................................................................................Director, Partnership Strategy & Activation
Jill Grabill ............................................................................................................................ Director, Corporate Services
Caroline Acosta............................................................................................ Senior Manager, Partnership Activation
Autumn Barton ................................................................................................ Senior Manager, Partnership Strategy
Matthew Heffley .....................................................................................Manager, Corporate Partnership Analytics
Alexandra Conte ........................................................................................................Manager, Partnership Activation
Emily Nesi ....................................................................................................................Manager, Partnership Activation
Ally Futterman ......................................................................................................Coordinator, Partnership Activation
Ethan Mitnik ..........................................................................................................Coordinator, Partnership Activation
Brittany Pinto ........................................................................................................Coordinator, Partnership Activation
Brian Schutzman ....................................................................................... Assistant, Partnership Sales & Activation
TICKET SALES & SERVICES

Chris Zaber .....................................................................................................Vice President, Ticket Sales & Services
Laura Maier..................................................................................Administrative Assistant, Ticket Sales & Services
Wade Graf ........................................................................................................................... Senior Director, Group Sales
Kenny Koperda ................................................................................... Senior Director, New Business Development
Jamie Ozure .................................................................................Senior Director, Season Ticket Account Services
Jarett Parver............................................................................................................ Senior Director, Ticket Operations
Alan Aldwell ..........................................................................................................................Director, Premium Services
Christina Andrews ...................................................................................................... Director, Suite Sales & Services
Michael Berman ................................................................................................................... Director, Ticket Operations
Rich Gandolfo .............................................................................................................................Director, Premium Sales
Adam Vogel ...................................................................................................................................... Director, Inside Sales
Jake Winowich ................................................................................................................................Director, Group Sales
Stephen Karl...............................................................................Senior Manager, Season Ticket Account Services
Kerry Davis ..................................................................................................................Manager, Suite Sales & Services
Chris Annarumma .................................................................................................................... Manager, Premium Sales
Chris Courchesne.............................................................................................................. Manager, Premium Services
Jerry Gigante ............................................................................................................................ Manager, Premium Sales
Barry Gorman ................................................................................................................................ Manager, Group Sales
Mark Hogan............................................................................................................................... Manager, Premium Sales
Kyle Ingram.......................................................................................................................... Manager, Premium Services
Max Inouye ................................................................................................................................ Manager, Premium Sales
Diego Insuasty ................................................................................................................... Manager, Premium Services
Luis Morales ................................................................................................................. Manager, Accessibility Services
Michael Parton ..........................................................................................................................Ticket Portfolio Manager
Eric Petersen ....................................................................................................................... Manager, Ticket Operations
Mark Phillips ...................................................................................................................Manager, Group Sales Support
Nicholas Szpur ......................................................................................................................... Manager, Premium Sales
Nicole Viscito ..................................................................................... Manager, Ticket Sales Logistics & Hospitality
Ruell Barclay ....................................................................................................Senior Coordinator, Ticket Operations
Rich Leocadio .................................................................................................................Coordinator, Ticket Fulfillment
John Fitzgerald .................................................................................................... Senior Operator, Ticket Operations
Wayne Wang .......................................................................................................Analyst, Asian Development & Sales
Young Choi ........................................................................................ Analyst, Korean Market Development & Sales
Group Sales – Ryan Grady, Ryan Mavaro, Rick Mechanic, Jesse Paguaga, Aaron Ryley, Patrick Simon
(Account Executives)
Group Services –Nicole Annese, Bridget Davidge, Casey Escarcega, Andrew Hicks, Max Johnson
(Account Executives)
New Business Development –Derek Anderson, Sam Barlow, Matt Cohen, Shelby Davidson, Lou
Gadaleta, Jesse Hahn, Joe Perez, Abbey Rice, Chris Sortino, Nick Suriani (Account Executives)
Season Ticket Account Services – Kaitlyn Wawryk (Senior Account Executive), Emily Campeas,
Joe Casarella, Antonio Crincoli, Alexa Fletcher, Luke Floer, Sarah Kitchen, Bradley Klug, Steve Orlowski,
Alex Pugliese, Tom Waterman (Account Executives)
Inside Sales Representatives – Nicolas Accardi, Joshua Franklin, Dylan Jones, Garrett Kelly, Taylor
Kelly, Dom Neil, Alyssa Tencza, Jake Titlebaum, Hayley Whitcher
Ticket Services Representatives – Austin Blumstein, Stephanie Billini, Michelle Rachek

CLUB DIRECTORY
LEGAL
David P. Cohen ............................................................................... Executive Vice President & Chief Legal Officer
Neal Kaplan .............................................................................................. Vice President & Deputy General Counsel
James Denniston ........................................................................................................................................Senior Counsel
Jessica Villanella ........................................................................................................................................Senior Counsel
Brielle Speranzini .........................................................................................................Administrative Assistant, Legal
HUMAN RESOURCES & ADMINISTRATION

Holly Lindvall .......................................................................................................... Vice President, Human Resources
Eva Ramsaran ...................................................................................................................... Director, Human Resources
Aubrey Wechsler ............................................................................................................Manager, Employee Relations
Claire Bennett..................................................................................................Benefits & Communications Specialist
Ronald Lindsey ............................................................................................................................ Coordinator, Recruiting
Tom Jordon ........................................................................................................................Assistant, Human Resources
Sharon Bieber-Ryan .............................................................................................................. Manager, Office Services
Edgar Suero ....................................................................................................................... Coordinator, Office Services
Wendy Porter .................................................................................................................................................... Receptionist
EXTERNAL AFFAIRS & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

Haeda Mihaltses .....................................................Vice President, External Affairs & Community Engagement
Danielle Parillo ................................................ Executive Director, External Affairs & Community Engagement
Donovan Mitchell............................................................... Director, Player Relations & Community Engagement
Julianna Sabra .................................................................... Manager, External Affairs & Community Engagement
Tony Croslin ....................................................................... Assistant, External Affairs & Community Engagement
Sydni Epps .......................................................................... Assistant, External Affairs & Community Engagement
FINANCE
Mark Peskin .................................................................................................................................... Chief Financial Officer
Len Labita ................................................................................................................................ Vice President, Controller
Peter Woll ............................................................................................ Vice President, Financial Planning & Analysis
John Ventimiglia ................................................................................................................................ Assistant Controller
Richard McKenna..............................................................................................................................Director, Accounting
Kelly Stock ..........................................................................................................................................Director, Accounting
Ryan Keller..............................................................................................................................................Senior Accountant
Lauren LoGiudice .................................................................................................................................Senior Accountant
Shannon Conerty .................................................................................................................................... Staff Accountant
Keith McCloat .............................................................................................................................Senior Financial Analyst
Marie Fernandez........................................................................................................................ Accounts Payable Clerk
Elizabeth Mahon ......................................................................................... Manager, Accounts Payable/Receivable
Mary Phelan-Cox .................................................................................................................................. Payroll Supervisor
Shane Nolan......................................................................................................................................................Payroll Clerk
Dominique Ramirez............................................................................Administrative Assistant & Accounting Clerk
VENUE SERVICES & guest experience

Mike Landeen ......................................................................Senior Vice President, Venue Services & Operations
Chris Brown ...........................................................................Vice President, Guest Experience & Venue Services
Paul Schwartz ....................................................................................................... Executive Director, Venue Services
James Benesh .......................................................................................................................... Director, Venue Services
Taryn Donovan ......................................................................................................................... Director, Venue Services
Andy Horner.......................................................................................................................... Director, Guest Experience
Matthew Cowan ................................................................................................................. Manager, Guest Experience
Ezinne Nwaogu .................................................................................................................. Manager, Guest Experience
Brian Fanelli .......................................................................................................................Coordinator, Venue Services
Tara Napoli ..............................................................................................Coordinator, Venue Services & Operations
Sheila Rehill ........................................................................................................................Coordinator, Venue Services
Nicole Losito ....................................................................... Executive Assistant, Venue Services and Operations
Lacey Deloria ..........................................................................................................................Assistant, Venue Services
Ryan Cacchioli ........................................................................................................................Assistant, Venue Services
C.J. Quackenbush .............................................................................................................Assistant, Guest Experience

CLUB DIRECTORY
FRONT OFFICE
BALLPARK OPERATIONS
Sue Lucchi ............................................................................................................ Vice President, Ballpark Operations
Peter Cassano ..............................................................................................Executive Director, Building Operations
Michael Dohnert ................................................................................................ Senior Director, Ballpark Operations
Sara Bollock ......................................................................................................................Director, Ballpark Operations
Bill Deacon ................................................................................................................ Senior Director, Field Operations
Ann Marie Breyer...............................................................................................Director, Landscaping & Horticulture
Ryan Woodley .......................................................................................................................Manager, Field Operations
Brendan McAvoy ........................................................................................................... Manager, Ballpark Operations
Mike Newby..................................................................................................................... Manager, Building Operations
Michael Riconda .........................................................................................Senior Coordinator, Building Operations
Luis Soto........................................................................................................Senior Coordinator, Building Operations
Wonford Duberry ..................................................................................................... Coordinator, Building Operations
Joe Mahon ................................................................................................................. Coordinator, Building Operations
Charlie O'Neill .......................................................................................................... Coordinator, Building Operations
Nicholas Lule ............................................................................................................ Coordinator, Ballpark Operations
Brendan Varrassi ..................................................................................................... Coordinator, Building Operations
Casey Weiss ...................................................................................... Administrative Assistant, Ballpark Operations
Tod Tillotson ..................................................................................................................................Special Services Clerk
William Almon, Jimmy Backmann, Joe Badolato, Joe Baggia, Andrew Beggs, Eric Blassingame,
John Brennan, Mike Brennan, Mario Caceres, Gerald Cadigan, Thomas Cassano, Jake Cohen,
Hector Commacho, Christian Contreras, Rico Cruz, Alex Dejoseph, Eric Diaz, Sean Donohue,
Jonathan Dostie, Mark Dragonette, Don Ford, Adam Goris, Mike Glanz, Brian Glennon, Davon Gray,
Traronius Hathaway, Carl Johnson, Nick Kelly, Kevin Kender, Kurt Klappert, Fred Lang, Justin Lang,
Frank Leone, Anthony Lucchi, Eric Mador, Jeffery Maiorino, Daniel Marino, Tim McAndrews,
Mike McGroarty, Marian Mihov, Michael Medina, Justin Nadler, Scott Nagy, Charles O'Neil,
Robert Ojeda, Russell Pace, Thomas Palgye, Richard Potter, Tanner Puff, Thomas Ray, Austin Renzetti,
Chris Rodgers, Richard Shackleford, Gilbert South, Brian Sperazza, Jimmy Spillane, Mike Spiller
Cesar Toro, Danny Tsang, Jeff Uemura, Joe Venezia, John Wachter, Timothy Wakely, Ebony Wilson
CORPORATE PROCUREMENT & PROJECT MANAGEMENT

Anthony DeVita ...........................................................................................Senior Director, Corporate Procurement
Gaby Dunn ................................................................................................................ Manager, Corporate Procurement
Matthew Francolino .......................................................................................................................... Project Coordinator
Maverick Palabasan .............................................................................................................................. Purchasing Agent
Jan Padron......................................................................................Receiving Coordinator, Corporate Procurement
Bennett Sciacca .......................................................................................... Coordinator Procurement Administrator
Thomas Wigfall, Jr. ................................................................................................. Director, Transportation Services
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Tom Festa .......................................................................... Vice President, Technology & Corporate Procurement
Eric Ramos ....................................................................................................Senior Director, Information Technology
Robert Silver ............................................................................................................................ Senior Network Engineer
Steve D’Costa .................................................................................................................................Help Desk Supervisor
Rey Ramirez....................................................................................................................................Systems Administrator
Rafael Alarcon .............................................Administrative Assistant, Information Technology & Procurement
Donald Lora ..................................................................................................................................... Help Desk Technician
Enrike Klevan ...............................................................................................................Audio Visual Systems Specialist
Ryan Campbell .......................................................................................................................Technical Support Analyst
SECURITY
John McKay ..........................................................................................................................Executive Director, Security
Sean Dean ........................................................................................................... Senior Director, Security Operations
Stephen Dillon ..................................................................................................................Director, Security Operations
Robert Thompson .......................................................................................................................... Coordinator, Security
Dawn Lambert ......................................................................................................................Senior Supervisor, Security
John Bonner....................................................................................................................................... Supervisor, Security
Vladimir Compre ............................................................................................................................... Supervisor, Security
Robert George .......................................................................................................................................... Special Security
Brianna Dammers ................................................................................................................................ Assistant, Security

CLUB DIRECTORY
METROPOLITAN HOSPITALITY
Heather Collamore .................................................................................... Vice President, Metropolitan Hospitality
Lisa Barbara .............................................................................. Director, Event Logistics, Metropolitan Hospitality
Amanda Cieri ............................................................................................ Director, Events, Metropolitan Hospitality
Gina Pizzutello ............................................................................................. Director, Sales, Metropolitan Hospitality
Tony Crisci ........................................................Director, New Business Development, Metropolitan Hospitality
Cathy Montalto ........................................................Assistant to VP & Office Manager, Metropolitan Hospitality
Jenny Ice ...................................................................................................Manager, Events, Metropolitan Hospitality
Manny Ortiz .......................................................................................... Coordinator, Sales, Metropolitan Hospitality
Caitlyn Maio .......................................................................................Coordinator, Events, Metropolitan Hospitality
Rachel Cohen ....................................................................Coordinator, Event Logistics, Metropolitan Hospitality
Chelsea Greenway...........................................................................Coordinator, Events, Metropolitan Hospitality
Elizabeth Meyer ................................................................................Coordinator, Events, Metropolitan Hospitality
Kara Torzullo ........................................................................................... Assistant, Events, Metropolitan Hospitality
Danielle DeLuna ....................................................................Assistant, Event Logistics, Metropolitan Hospitality
QUEENS BALLPARK COMPANY

Andrew Cairns .............................................................................................................................................. Vice President
Eric Saretsky ................................................................................................................................................. Vice President
FLORIDA OPERATIONS
Paul Taglieri ..................................................................................................... Executive Director, Florida Operations
Traer Van Allen .......................................................................................................... General Manager, St. Lucie Mets
Clint Cure ................................................................................................. Assistant General Manager, St. Lucie Mets
Shannon Murray....................................................................................................................................... Staff Accountant
Christina Rivera ......................................................................................................................................... Accouting Clerk
Lauren DeAcetis ...................................................................................Director, Sales and Corporate Partnerships
Kyle Gleockler .................................................................................................... Director, Ticketing and Merchandise
Kasey Blair ..........................................................................................Director, Group Sales & Community Relations
John Gallagher .........................................................................................Manager, Food and Beverage Operations
Adam MacDonald ......................................................................................... Manager, Broadcast & Media Relations
Josh Sexton.............................................................................................................................. Coordinator, Group Sales
Mary O'Brien ........................................................................................................................................Executive Assistant
Jerry Lanigan ................................................................................................................................................... Maintenance
BROOKYLN CYCLONES
Steve Cohen ................................................................................................................................................. Vice President
Kevin Mahoney........................................................................................................................................General Manager
Gary J. Perone .....................................................................................................................Assistant General Manager
Billy Harner ..........................................................................................................................Director of Communications
Greg Conway .....................................................................................................................................Director of Ticketing
Vladimir Lipsman ............................................................................................................................ Operations Manager
Alyssa Morel.........................................................................................................................................Marketing Manager
King Henry .............................................................................................................Community Outreach & Promotions
Max Colten ...................................................................................................................................... Head Groundskeeper
Jeremy Allen ......................................................................................................................................... Account Executive
Tommy Cardona................................................................................................................................... Account Executive
Craig Coughlin ..................................................................................................................................... Account Executive
Joe Ferrucci .......................................................................................................................................... Account Executive
Anthony Genna .................................................................................................................................... Account Executive
Rafael Guerrero.................................................................................................................................... Account Executive
Nicole Kneessy .................................................................................................................................... Account Executive
Joe Senisi............................................................................................................................................... Account Executive
Ricky Viola ............................................................................................................................................. Account Executive
Bryan Wynne ........................................................................................................................................ Account Executive
Christina Moore .............................................................................................................................. Community Relations
Angela Antonello-Karlsberg ..............................................................................................................Accounts Payable
Sharon Lundy................................................................................... Administrative Assistant & Community Liaison
Tatiana Isdith ............................................................................................................................................. Staff Accountant
STERLING EQUITIES STAFF

Mike Tom ..........................................................................................................................Manager, Information Systems
Peter Ryan ....................................................................................................................... Computer Support Technician
Ralph Ardolina .......................................................................................................................................... Manager, Payroll
Nazarene Pascual........................................................................................................... Help Desk Support Specialist

FRONT OFFICE

FRED WILPON
CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD & CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
• Elected Chairman of the Board in August, 2002.
• President and Chief Executive Officer of the Mets from 1980-2002.
• A Brooklyn, NY native who has been closely identified with baseball since
his days as a youngster.
• Instrumental in bringing baseball back to Brooklyn as the Chairman of the
Brooklyn Baseball Company, which owns the Brooklyn Cyclones.
• Co-founder and Chairman of the Board of Sterling Equities, Inc., a real estate
firm that is involved in the acquisition, development, ownership, operations
and management of commercial, residential, industrial and retail properties
throughout the United States.
• Graduated from the University of Michigan.
• Graduated from Lafayette High School in Brooklyn, where he played both baseball and basketball.
• Is a Trustee and serves on the boards of many organizations and institutions.
SAUL B. KATZ
PRESIDENT
• Elected President of the New York Mets in August, 2002 after being a
shareholder since 1980 after serving on the Board of Directors
since 1986.
• Co-founder and President of Sterling Equities, Inc., where as Chief
Operating Officer he directs Sterling’s day-to-day operations and
presides over Sterling’s real estate and non-real estate affiliates and
subsidiary companies.
• A Certified Public Accountant with a degree in Accounting from Brooklyn
College...Attended Stuyvesant High School.
• President and partner of the Brooklyn Baseball Company, which owns the Brooklyn Cyclones.
• Serves on the boards of many non-profit organizations and institutions, including: Brooklyn College
Foundation and Jewish Association for the Services of the Aged; in addition to being Honorary
Chairman of the Board of Northwell Health.
JEFF WILPON
CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER
• Elected Chief Operating Officer of the New York Mets in August, 2002.
• Oversees the day-to-day Baseball and Business Operations of the club
and the Mets Foundation.
• Chief Operating Officer of the Mets Development Company and
Queens Ballpark Company, L.L.C., a wholly owned subsidiary of the
New York Mets, responsible for the planning, design, development and
construction of Citi Field.
• Is a Co-Managing Partner at Sterling Project Development, L.L.C.
specializing in both new construction and the renovation of existing
residential and commercial properties.
• Executive Vice President at Sterling Equities, where he is responsible for development and major
building construction.
• Serves on the board of MLB Business and Media.
• Managing Partner at New York Excelsior (NYXL), an esports franchise in Blizzard's global Overwatch
League owned by the venture capital arm of Mets' owner Sterling Equities called SterlingVC.
• Active on a number of not-for-profit organizations locally and nationally.
• Received a Presidential Appointment in 2007 from President George W. Bush to the Board of the
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.
• A former catcher, he was drafted by the Montreal Expos in 1983.

FRONT OFFICE
FRED WILPON SAUL B. KATZ JEFF WILPON
Partner/Director Partner/Director Partner/Director
RICHARD WILPON MICHAEL KATZ DAVID KATZ

Partner/Director Partner/Director Partner/Director
TOM OSTERMAN MARVIN TEPPER STEVE GREENBERG STUART SUCHERMAN

Partner/Director Partner Director Director
METS PRESIDENTS
President Year
George Weiss .....................................................................................................................................1962-1966
Bing Devine ..............................................................................................................................................1967
Joan Payson ........................................................................................................................................1968-1975
Lorinda de Roulet...............................................................................................................................1976-1979
Fred Wilpon ........................................................................................................................................1980-2002
Saul B. Katz .......................................................................................................................2002-present

OFFICE OF THE CHAIRMAN STAFF
KAREN MALIN KATHLEEN RYAN KATHERINE FULLAM

Executive Assistant Executive Assistant Senior Executive
to the Chairman & CEO to the President Assistant to the Chief
Operating Officer
SHARON GATELY AUDREY DWYER

Administrative Assistant Administrative Assistant
to the Chairman & CEO to the President
METS OWNERSHIP HISTORY

OCTOBER 17, 1961 JANUARY 24, 1980
The National League officially awarded a New Ownership of the New York Mets changed hands
York franchise to Mrs. Joan Whitney Payson. for the first time in the club’s history when Nelson
Her partners included M. Donald Grant and Doubleday announced that Doubleday & Co. Inc.
G. Herbert Walker. had purchased controlling interest in the team
along with Fred Wilpon, Chairman of the Board of
OCTOBER 4, 1975 Sterling Equities Inc. and City Investing Co. The
Following the death of Joan Payson at the age purchase price was $21,100,000, a then-record
of 72, her husband Charles Shipman Payson amount for a baseball club.
took over control of the club.
NOVEMBER 14, 1986
DECEMBER 6, 1975 Nelson Doubleday and Fred Wilpon purchased
Lorinda de Roulet was named president the Club from Doubleday and Company, Inc.
of the Mets, succeeding her mother,
Joan Payson. AUGUST 23, 2002
Fred Wilpon and his Sterling Equities partners
JANUARY 1, 1978 acquired Nelson Doubleday’s 50 percent
De Roulet was named Chairman of the Board of interest in the team.
the Mets. She served until the club was sold in
January, 1980.

front office
BUSINESS EXECUTIVES
DAVID COHEN
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT & CHIEF LEGAL OFFICER
• Responsible for all legal affairs of the organization and oversees the human
resources, procurement, IT and community engagement functions.
• Joined the Mets on May 22, 1995 as Legal Counsel...Was promoted to General
Counsel on January 20, 1998, to Vice President on February 7, 2001, to
Senior Vice President on April 15, 2003, and to Executive Vice President on
September 28, 2005.
• Was associated with the law firm of Alston & Bird in Atlanta, GA from
September 1989 to September 1993, specializing in antitrust law, intellectual
property law and commercial litigation.
• In 1993, was appointed to the bench as an Associate Judge for the Juvenile Court of Fulton
County, GA.
• Holds a Master’s Degree in Law from Columbia University, a J.D. Degree, summa cum laude, from
the University of Florida College of Law, and a B.B.A. in Accounting from Florida International
University.
• Serves on the Board of Directors for Harlem RBI, a baseball and social service organization in East
Harlem, NY.
LOU DePAOLI
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT & CHIEF REVENUE OFFICER
• Joined the Mets on July 22, 2013 as Executive Vice President and Chief
Revenue Officer.
• Is responsible for the club’s marketing, communications, media relations,
entertainment, creative services, ticket sales and services, ticket operations,
premium seating, guest services, venue services, Metropolitan Hospitality,
corporate sponsorship, and business intelligence & analytics functions.
• Prior to joining the Mets, was the Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing
Officer for the Pittsburgh Pirates from 2008-13.
• Previous roles include; Executive Vice President & Chief Marketing Officer for the Atlanta Hawks
(NBA), Atlanta Thrashers (NHL), and Philips Arena, Vice President of Team Marketing and Business
Development at the NBA League Office, Vice President of Sales for the Florida Marlins (MLB), and
Vice President of Sales for the Worcester Ice Cats Hockey Club of the American Hockey League
(AHL).
• Graduated from the University of Massachusetts with a B.A. in Management of Professional Sports
Organizations.
• Born in Mt. Kisco, NY, Lou resides in Westchester County with his wife, and they have two adult
children.
MARK PESKIN
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
• Joined the Mets in December, 2002 as Chief Financial Officer.
• Prior to joining the Mets, Mark was the Chief Operating Officer and Chief
Financial Officer of Art Capital Group, Inc., a financial services company
specializing in the financing of works of art.
• From 1984-2000, he was the Managing Director-Chief Operating/Financial
Officer of Schroder Real Estate Associates, L.P., a privately held pension fund
advisor.
• From 1974-1984 served at Price Waterhouse as a Senior Audit Manager and Director of Personnel for
the New York office.
• Holds an M.B.A. in corporate finance from New York University...Graduated cum laude from the State
University of New York with a B.S. in Economics.
• Mark and his wife, Alison, reside in Long Island.

BUSINESS EXECUTIVES
FRONT OFFICE
MIKE LANDEEN
SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, VENUE SERVICES & OPERATIONS
• Promoted to Senior Vice President, Venue Services & Operations on January
26, 2012...Previously served as Vice President, Venue Services.
• In addition to leading the Mets’ efforts in Food & Beverage, Merchandise and
non-game day Hospitality, Landeen oversees Guest Experience, Ballpark
Operations and Security.
• In addition to his day-to-day responsibilities at Citi Field, he works closely with
Queens Ballpark Co. (QBC) implementing Citi Field development, designs and
concepts including retail spaces at Citi Field.
• Was highlighted by the Sports Business Journal as a 2017 Power Player Facility Manager.
• Was hired by the Mets in 2004 as Director of Promotions, Concessions and Fan Services.
• Prior to joining the Mets, Landeen worked with Aramark as Division Manager, Food and Beverages
from 2001-2003, and Retail Division Manager from 1997-2001.
• Began his career in sports as an intern with the Norwich Navigators (AA) of the Eastern League
in January 1995 and was promoted to Director, Merchandise and Promotions where he held that
position for two years.
• Graduated from Point Park University in Pittsburgh, PA with a B.S. in Accounting...At Point Park, was
an All-District baseball player for two seasons.
• Mike currently resides in Trumbull, CT with his wife, Deana, and their son.
DAVID NEWMAN
SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS
• Named Senior Vice President, Marketing & Communications in 2005.
• Was Managing Director, Marketing & Communications for the United States
Tennis Association from 2001-2005, leading promotion and publicity efforts
for the U.S. Open.
• Previously held positions of increasing responsibility in nine seasons with NFL
Properties (1992-2001), rising to Vice President, Marketing & Events...Oversaw
the League’s integrated strategic marketing initiatives involving sponsors,
licensees and retailers.
• Held several corporate communications, affiliate, sponsorship marketing, and promotions positions
with MTV from 1985-1992.
• Started his career in production, public relations and promotions positions with the New York
Rangers, Madison Square Garden Network and Ogilvy & Mather.
• Graduated in 1983 from Columbia University.
• Resides in Manhattan with his wife Lorraine.
CHRISTOPHER BROWN
VICE PRESIDENT, GUEST EXPERIENCE & VENUE SERVICES
• Named Vice President, Guest Experience & Venue Services in January, 2017.
• Responsible for developing and delivering the guest service training program
as well as monitoring the overall gameday staff performance.
• In addition to supporting the Food & Beverage and Merchandise efforts, he
directly oversees the Guest Services and Parking Operations.
• Previously served as Executive Director, Guest Experience from 2014-2016,
Senior Director, from 2011-2013 and was named Director, prior to the opening
of Citi Field in 2009.
• In 2003, was named Coordinator, Community Outreach before being promoted to Manager, Guest
Experience prior to the 2006 season.
• Prior to joining the Mets Organization as a Corporate Ticket Sales Representative in 2001, he spent
two seasons with the New Haven Ravens (AA) of the Eastern League.
• Graduated from the University of New Haven in West Haven, CT in 2000 with a B.S. in Business
Management with a concentration in Sport Management.
• Born in Willingboro, NJ, Brown currently resides in Long Island with his wife, Jill, and two children,
Shane and Victoria.

BUSINESS EXECUTIVES
TOM FESTA
VICE PRESIDENT, TECHNOLOGY & CORPORATE PROCUREMENT
• Joined the Mets organization as Executive Director of Information Systems,
Technology and Infrastructure in January, 2010...Responsible for technology
at Citi Field, First Data Field in Port St. Lucie, MCU Park in Brooklyn and
Sterling Equities.
• Prior to joining the Mets organization, Tom was a consultant for Queens
Ballpark Company and was involved in the construction of Citi Field,
overseeing the low voltage cabling installation and integration of technology
within the ballpark.
• Started a consulting firm, Grae Consulting Services, LLC, in 2003, which specialized in technology
and facility-related projects.
• From 2000-2003, was the Vice President of Facilities for Quick & Reilly/Fleet Securities.
• From 1990-2000, held positions of increasing responsibility working at Liberty Brokerage
Investment Corp., rising to Vice President of Information Technology Administration.
• Served as President of the Board of Directors of the Wall Street Technology Association (WSTA),
a non-profit association which specializes in technology within the financial services industry.
• Graduated with a B.B.A. in Marketing Management from Baruch College.
JAY HORWITZ
VICE PRESIDENT, MEDIA RELATIONS
• Named Vice President, Media Relations on February 7, 2001.
• Originally joined the Mets on April 1, 1980 as the Director of Public Relations.
• Won the Fishel Award, an award given to the top Media Relations person in
baseball, in 1998.
• Honored at the Thurman Munson Award Dinner with the Munson Media Hero
Award for outstanding contributions, dedication and hard work for the media
community on January 30, 2007.
• From 1972-1980 was the Sports Information Director at Fairleigh Dickinson University in New
Jersey...Was the SID at New York University from 1969-1972.
• Was inducted into FDU’s Hall of Fame on September 15, 2007.
• Has a B.S. Degree in Journalism from New York University and a Masters Degree in History,
also from NYU.
• Lives in Clifton, NJ.
NEAL KAPLAN
VICE PRESIDENT, DEPUTY GENERAL COUNSEL
• Assists the General Counsel with all aspects of the legal operations
of the organization.
• Joined the Mets on January 2, 2003 as Legal Counsel...Promoted to Senior
Counsel on January 1, 2007, Deputy General Counsel on January 1, 2010, and
Vice President on January 1, 2012...Interned in the Mets Legal department in
1996.
• Worked for the Los Angeles law firm, Jeffer, Mangels, Butler & Marmaro from
1998-2001, where he specialized in intellectual property and entertainment
litigation and worked on baseball salary arbitration cases for the Braves,
Angels and Rockies...Worked for an entertainment litigation firm in Manhattan from 2001-2002.
• Graduated in 1998 with a J.D. degree, cum laude, from Harvard Law School, where he was Vice
President of the Committee on Sports and Entertainment Law...Was also an Ames Moot Court
semi-finalist.
• Received his B.S. in Industrial and Labor Relations from Cornell University in 1995, where in his
senior year he was named a Merrill Presidential Scholar and ILR Degree Marshal.
• Neal was born and raised in Brooklyn, where he attended P.S. 236, I.S. 78, and Midwood
High School, and watched Mets games with his father, Mel, and mother, Sharon...He now lives in
Queens with his wife, Ginny, and their two children.

BUSINESS EXECUTIVES
FRONT OFFICE
LEN LABITA
VICE PRESIDENT, CONTROLLER
• Named Vice President in 2003.
• Responsible for the accounting, reporting and treasury functions of the Club.
• Responsible for property and casualty and insurance risk management of the
Club and club-related entities.
• Received his B.B.A. in Accounting from Adelphi University in 1982 and is a
Certified Public Accountant in the State of New York.
• Served as Treasurer of the Board of Directors of Queens Parent Resource
Center.
• Served as a Board Member of North Shore Child and Family Guidance Center from January, 2011
through July, 2016.
• Prior to joining the club, Len was the New York Metro Region Controller of Sedgwick James of
New York, Inc...Began his career with Coopers & Lybrand in their financial services group with a
concentration in the insurance industry.
• Born in Brooklyn and raised in Queens, Len now resides in Long Island with his wife, Ellen, and
their children.
HOLLY LINDVALL
VICE PRESIDENT, HUMAN RESOURCES & DIVERSITY
• Named Vice President, Human Resources in 2014.
• Reporting to the Executive Vice President & Chief Legal Officer, Holly
partners with all departments of the organization to continuously improve
the performance culture and process; creates a strong workforce where
employees are highly engaged; facilitates performance management and
organizational development; leads strategic decisions regarding employee
compensation and benefit plans; develops recruiting strategies in support of
business and diversity goals.
• Prior to joining the Mets team in 2013, Holly worked as the Corporate Director of Human Resources
for HEI Hotels & Resorts, a private equity firm with over 50 hotel franchises of Marriott, Starwood
and Hilton.
• She started her career in progressive Human Resources roles for Interstate Hotels & the Shaner
Hotel Group from 1998-2003.
• Graduated from Drake University in Des Moines, IA with a B.S. Degree in Psychology.
• Serves as a mentor and corporate sponsor of Women in Sports and Events (WISE) as well as an
industry expert for the Women's Sports Foundation Athlete Leadership Connection.
• Grew up in Delafield, WI and now makes her home in Fairfield County with her husband and son.
SUE LUCCHI
VICE PRESIDENT, BALLPARK OPERATIONS
• Named Vice President, Ballpark Operations in 2015.
• Oversees all day-to-day operations of Citi Field, including facility, grounds and
field maintenance along with personnel.
• Started with the Mets as an intern in the Video Production Department
in 1993.
• Was named Stadium Operations Manager in 1999 and was promoted to
Stadium Manager in 2000, to Director of Stadium Operations in 2006, to
Senior Director of Ballpark Operations in 2009, to Executive Director Ballpark Operations in 2012.
• Grew up in the home her grandfather built in Whitestone, NY, and still resides there with her sister,
niece, nephew and two dogs.
• Graduated from St. John's University, with a B.S. in Athletic Administration.

BUSINESS EXECUTIVES
haeda mihaltses
VICE PRESIDENT, EXTERNAL AFFAIRS & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
• Was named Vice President, External Affairs on December 19, 2017…Serves as
the main liaison with city, state and federal officials and oversees relations with
community stakeholders.
• Joined the organization on March 3, 2014 as the Executive Director, External
Affairs…Worked in former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s
administration from 2002-2013…Coordinated the City’s relationship with
Federal government, New York State government and City government.
• Appointed by Mayor Bloomberg to oversee the City’s Hurricane Sandy relief
effort on Staten Island…Spent three months on Staten Island coordinating overall community
recovery including debris removal, housing, food and water distribution and small business services.
• Prior to the Mayor’s Office, worked 15 years with the New York City Council’s Finance Division in
a variety of roles…Ultimately served as the first female Director, where she led negotiations for
adopting the budget for the City of New York.
• Serves as a trustee of the Citizen Budget Commission and on the Queens Borough Public Library
Board of Trustees and is the Board Chairperson at St. Michael’s Home for the Elderly in Yonkers
and a National Board Member of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America, Ladies Philoptochos
Society.
• Graduated from Fordham University with a Masters in Liberal Studies with a concentration in Public
Administration and a Bachelors of Arts in Economics.
• Lives with her husband, George in Bayside, Queens.
PETER WOLL
VICE PRESIDENT, FINANCIAL PLANNING & ANALYSIS
• Joined the Mets organization in July 2015 as Vice President, Financial Planning
& Analysis.
• Oversees financial analysis and planning for the Mets organization.
• Responsible for the preparation of budgets, forecasts, and other
financial analyses. Partners with all departments of the organization to assist in
financial planning and profitability management of their respective businesses.
• Prior to joining the club, Peter held positions of increasing responsibility
at Dreamworks Animation, SKG from 2012-2015, rising to Head of Finance,
Television (2013-2015).
• Held positions of increasing responsibility at Classic Media, a privately held independent
entertainment company from 2002-2012, rising to Vice President of Financial Planning & Analysis.
• Began his career at Arthur Andersen L.P. in their Assurance Division, where he worked in positions
of increasing responsibility from 1997- 2002.
• Graduated from the State University of New York at Albany with a B.A. in Accounting.
• Peter was born and raised in Queens, and currently resides in Manhasset Hills, NY with his wife
Michele, and their three children, Vincent, Alexandra, and Lucas.
CHRIS ZABER
VICE PRESIDENT, TICKET SALES & SERVICES
• Joined the Mets organization in December 2014 as Vice President,
Ticket Sales & Services.
• Is responsible for leading the organization’s overall ticket sales efforts,
including premium seating, group tickets, game day hospitality, single-game
ticket initiatives and ticket operations.
• Was Senior Director, Ticket Sales & Service for the Pittsburgh Pirates from
2009-2014...Also worked for the Atlanta Hawks and Atlanta Thrashers,
Denver Nuggets and Colorado Avalanche, Charlotte Hornets and New Orleans Hornets in various
ticketing leadership roles.
• Began his career in sports with the Carolina Panthers in their Marketing & Communications
Department.
• A native of DuBois, PA, Chris is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
• Chris and his family reside in Westchester.

BASEBALL EXECUTIVES
FRONT OFFICE
SANDY ALDERSON
GENERAL MANAGER
• Richard “Sandy” Alderson joined the Mets on October 29, 2010 as the 12th
General Manager in franchise history.
• Was honored as the 2015 Baseball America Executive of the Year.
• Served as a special consultant to Baseball’s Commissioner for Latin
America from March 2010 until his hiring by the Mets...In this position he
was responsible for leading baseball’s efforts to address identity fraud and
other baseball issues in Latin American countries.
• In April 2005, returned to the front office and became Chief Executive
Officer of the San Diego Padres and served in that role until March 2009...
During his four years in San Diego, he led the franchise to back-to-back
playoff appearances for the first time in club history (2005 & 2006) after winning the National
League West Division title both seasons...Was responsible for the club’s daily business and baseball
operations.
• From 1998-2005, was Major League Baseball’s Executive Vice President of Baseball Operations...
Oversaw baseball operations, umpiring, on-field operations, security and facility management...
Helped baseball expand internationally, securing MLB’s participation in the historic games with
the Cuban National Team in 1999 and the 2000 Summer Olympics, where Team USA won the Gold
Medal in Sydney, Australia...He also aided in the creation of MLB academies in Australia, Italy and
Compton, CA.
• Was the architect of the Oakland Athletics teams that won three consecutive American League
pennants from 1988-1990 and won the World Series in 1989...Served as General Manager from 1983-
1997 and President from 1993-1995 and again from 1997-1998.
• Before joining the Athletics, practiced law in San Francisco, working for Farella, Braun & Martell...
Left private practice in October 1981 to join the Athletics as their General Counsel and was named
Vice President, Baseball Operations in
September 1983. METS GENERAL MANAGERS
• Taught undergraduate and MBA sports
business courses at the University of George Weiss ....................................... 1962-1966
California, Berkeley during 2009 and Bing Devine ......................................................1967
2010...The Haas School of Business classes Johnny Murphy ..................................... 1968-1969
examined sports business and marketing Bob Scheffing ........................................1970-1974
practices in the global marketplace. Joe McDonald........................................1975-1979
• Received his bachelors degree from Frank Cashen ......................................... 1980-1991
Dartmouth College in 1969...Graduated Al Harazin............................................... 1992-1993
from Harvard Law School in 1976. Joe McIlvaine ........................................ 1993-1997
• Served as a Marine Infantry Officer for four Steve Phillips ........................................ 1997-2003
years with a tour of duty in Vietnam. Jim Duquette.......................................2003-2004
• Born in Seattle, WA, he and his wife, Omar Minaya ........................................2004-2010
Linda, have two adult children and five Sandy Alderson ......................... 2010-present
grandchildren.

BASEBALL EXECUTIVES
JOHN RICCO
SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, BASEBALL OPERATIONS &
ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER
• Was promoted to Senior Vice President, Baseball Operations on December
20, 2016...Promoted to Vice President on May 7, 2009...Joined the Mets as
the Assistant General Manager on April 15, 2004 after 12 years working in
the Baseball Commissioner’s Office in a variety of roles.
• From 1996 until April 2004, was the Director, Contract & Salary
Administration for Major League Baseball...In that position, managed all non-
legal functions of the Labor Relations Department...In addition, worked with
club General Managers and Assistant General Managers ensuring compliance with the collective
bargaining agreement, assisting them with the interpretation of the agreement and advising them of
upcoming deadlines...Also was the primary assistant to the Vice President, General Counsel Labor
in both Salary Arbitration and the Rule 4 support programs.
• His other duties at the Commissioner’s Office included conducting player salary analysis, providing
clubs with contract proposals upon request, overseeing the administration of the Competitive
Balance Tax rules, calculating player salaries, club payments and taxes owed and representing MLB
in negotiations with the Players Association over issues that affect the major league rules.
• Served as the Supervisor-Manager, Contract & Salary Administration for the Commissioner’s Office
from 1999-2003.
• From 1996-1998, assisted in the administration of the collective bargaining agreement between the
30 major league clubs and the Players Association as a Contract Administrator.
• Was the Director of Waivers and Records for the American League from 1992-1996...Began his
baseball career as an Assistant Public Relations Director during the 1992 season.
• Graduated from Villanova University in 1990 with a Bachelor of Arts in Communications and
a minor in Business.
• John, 49, and his wife, Blakely, make their home in Cedar Grove, NJ with their three children,
Chamberlain, Lillyanna and Olivia.
J.P. RICCIARDI
SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE GENERAL MANAGER
• Named Special Assistant to GM Sandy Alderson on November 2, 2010.
• Worked as a baseball analyst for ESPN during the 2010 season.
• Hired as the fourth General Manager in Blue Jays history on November 14,
2001...Remained in that position through the 2009 season.
• Member of the selection committee for the gold-medal winning 2000 United
States Olympic Baseball team.
• Moved to the position of Director of Player Personnel for the Oakland
Athletics in 1999...Was responsible for major league scouting, trade
evaluation and advising the Baseball Operations department.
• Became Oakland’s Special Assistant to the General Manager in 1996 and worked under two General
Managers: Alderson and Billy Beane.
• In 1994, was the Athletics National Crosschecker.
• Moved to the position of East Coast Scouting Supervisor for Oakland after the 1992 season.
• From 1986-1992, was with Oakland as a New England Area Scout and minor league instructor.
• Worked in the Milwaukee organization in 1985, acting as a coach for Helena (A) of the Pioneer League.
• Served as a coach for Oneonta (A) of the NY-Penn League in the Yankees’ system from 1982 to 1984.
• Played two seasons in the New York Mets’ organization after signing as a non-drafted free agent...In
1980, he was a teammate of current A’s Executive Vice President of Baseball Operations Billy Beane
with Little Falls (A) of the New York-Penn League...His second season was with Shelby (A) of the
South Atlantic League.
• Attended St. Leo University (FL)...Inducted into the school's Athletic Hall of Fame in 2003.
• Graduated from St. Peter Marian High School (MA) in 1977 where he played baseball and basketball...
Won a state title in baseball with former Red Sox catcher Rich Gedman...Inducted into St. Peter
Marian’s Hall of Fame in 2008.
• Coached high school basketball at Holy Name High School in Worcester, MA for 11 years, taking
them to three state finals.
• His father, John, played professionally in the Red Sox organization.
• John Paul (J.P.), 58, and his wife of 31 years, Diane, have two sons, Dante (21) and Mariano (19).

BASEBALL EXECUTIVES
FRONT OFFICE
omar minaya
• Begins his first year as Special Assistant to Mets General Manager Sandy
Alderson...Was named to his current role on December 22, 2017.
• This will be his third tour of duty with the Mets…Worked for the club from
September 23, 1997-February 11, 2002 where he was a Senior Assistant
General Manager who was responsible for overseeing the Mets International
Scouting Department...Returned to the organization on September 30, 2004
as the team’s General Manager, a role he held until October 4, 2010.
• Spent the last three years as the Senior Advisor to the Executive Director for
the Major League Baseball Players Association.
• In his new role, Omar will be involved in scouting and player development...He will also consult on
player acquisitions and serve as a community ambassador.
• Became baseball's first Hispanic General Manager when he was appointed by Major League
Baseball as the Vice President and General Manager of the Montreal Expos on February 12, 2002.
• Also was the San Diego Padres' Vice President of Baseball Operations from December 11,
2011-January, 2015.
• Worked for the Texas Rangers from 1985-1997 in the scouting department.
• Was a member of the selection committee for the United States Olympic and Pan-American baseball
teams in 2000 when both won gold medals.
• Omar, 59, was born in the Dominican Republic and grew up in Queens where he played baseball as
a catcher at Newtown High School in Elmhurst...His number (21) was retired in 1999.
terry collins
• The Mets went 551-583 (.486) under his leadership from 2011-2017...Ranks
second in team history in wins, trailing only Davey Johnson (595).
• Managed more games than any other manager in team history (1,134)...
Johnson is second (1,012)...Became the second manager in team history to
guide the Mets to consecutive playoff appearances (2015-2016)...Also Bobby
Valentine (1999-2000).
• Managed the 2016 NL All-Star team in San Diego.
• Named the NL Manager of the Year by The Sporting News and was third in the
NL Manager of the Year voting by the BBWAA after leading the Mets to the World Series in 2015.
• Has a 997-1015 (.496) record in 2,012 major league games.
• Joined the Mets in 2010 as a Minor League Field Coordinator overseeing all on-field aspects of the
Mets’ Minor League Spring Training, mini camps, and Fall Instructional League...Was responsible for
all phases of the Mets’ minor league operations, including instruction, discipline, and player and staff
evaluations.
• Spent six years as a major league manager, leading the Anaheim Angels and Houston Astros to
winning records and second place finishes in his five full seasons...Managed the Angels from 1997-
1999 and the Astros from 1994-1996.
• Served as the manager of the Orix Buffaloes in Japan’s Nippon Professional Baseball League from
2007-2008.
• Guided Team China in the 2009 World Baseball Classic to its first tournament victory.
• Was the Director of Player Development for the Los Angeles Dodgers from 2005-2006 after serving
as the Dodgers’ Field Coordinator from 2002-2004.
• Was the third base and bullpen coach for the Tampa Bay Rays in 2001...Served as an advance scout
with the Chicago Cubs in 2000...Was the Pittsburgh Pirates bullpen coach from 1992-1993.
• Managed 11 years in the minors from 1981-1991 with Lodi (A), Vero Beach (A), San Antonio (AA),
Albuquerque (AAA) and Buffalo (AAA).
• A former minor league shortstop, he played 10 seasons in the minors with the Dodgers from 1974-
1978, 1980 and 1984 and the Pirates from 1971-1973....Was originally drafted by Pittsburgh as a
shortstop in the 19th round of the June, 1971 Free Agent Draft.
• A native of Midland, MI, he graduated from Eastern Michigan University in 1971 and was twice named
to the NAIA Collegiate World Series All Tournament team in 1968 and 1970.
• Was inducted into EMU’s Hall of Fame in 1995.
• Terry and his wife, Deborah, make their home in Midlothian, VA.

BASEBALL EXECUTIVES
TOMMY TANOUS
VICE PRESIDENT, INTERNATIONAL & AMATEUR SCOUTING
• Named the Vice President of International and Amateur Scouting in December
of 2016.
• Was the Mets Scouting Director from November, 2011 through November,
2016.
• Served as Mets Special Assignment Scout in 2011, overseeing both
professional and amateur talent for the organization.
• Before joining the Mets, spent six years with the Toronto Blue Jays as a
National Crosschecker (2006-2010) and Area Supervisor (2004-2005).
• In 2003 served as an Area Supervisor for the Texas Rangers.
• From 1996-2002 was an Area Supervisor for the Milwaukee Brewers.
• Played shortstop for both the Community College of Rhode Island and American International
College, advancing to the College World Series with both programs.
BRIAN SMALL
DIRECTOR, TEAM TRAVEL
• Joined the Mets on January 3, 2011.
• Prior to joining the club, served nearly 20 years at the major league executive
level for the Milwaukee Brewers and MLB Commissioner’s office.
• Was the Manager of Waivers and Player Records for Major League Baseball
after the League offices were consolidated in 2000 and remained in that
position until 2007.
• Returned to the American League office in 1998 as the Director of Waivers
and Player Records overseeing the administration of player transactions,
contracts, and the major league rules.
• Recruited by the Milwaukee Brewers in 1991 for the newly created position of Director of Baseball
Administration, a position with duties ranging from salary arbitration preparation to Spring Training
accommodations for minor leaguers.
• Served as Assistant Public Relations Director in the American League office from 1990-1991.
• Is a graduate of Stanford University with a degree in Quantitative Economics and is a certified fitness trainer.
• Brian is single and resides in Hackensack, NJ.
AND THE NAME IS...

The name Mets was judged by club owner Joan Payson as the one that best met five basic criteria:
1. It met public and press acceptance;
2. It was closely related to the team’s corporate name (Metropolitan Baseball Club, Inc);
3. It was descriptive of the Metropolitan area;
4. It had a brevity that delighted copy readers everywhere;
5. It had historical background, referring to the Metropolitans of the 19th century
American Association.
Other names considered included Rebels, Skyliners, NYBs, Burros (for the five boroughs),
Continentals, Avengers...As well as Jets and Islanders, names that would eventually find their way
into the New York sports scene.

CLUBHOUSE STAFF
FRONT OFFICE
KEVIN KIERST
EQUIPMENT MANAGER
• Entering his eighth year as Mets equipment manager and 28th in the Mets
organization...Previously served as the Mets Minor League Equipment
Manager for eight years (2003-2010) and for 12 years as the equipment
manager with the Mets Triple-A affiliate in Norfolk, VA.
• Has been a bat boy, clubhouse manager, equipment manager and minor
league equipment coordinator; with stops in Norfolk, VA (1991-2002),
Nashville, TN (1990), Dunedin, FL (1989), Knoxville, TN (1985-1988), Florence,
SC (1984) and his hometown of Auburn, NY (1975-1983).
• Was also a veteran professional ice hockey official in both the American and East Coast Hockey
Leagues and was selected to work the 1993-1994 ECHL All-Star Game.
• Named 2015 National League Clubhouse Manager of the Year by the Major League Baseball
Clubhouse Managers Association.
• Kevin, 53, resides in Port St. Lucie, FL with his wife Dawn, daughter Kayla and son Kyle.
DAVE BERNI
ASSISTANT CLUBHOUSE MANAGER
• Begins his 21st season with the Mets.
• Was named the assistant home clubhouse manager in January, 2007 after
working as a clubhouse attendant from 2002-2006.
• Added the responsibilities of overseeing the Umpires Room in 2011.
• Joined the Mets in 1998 as a bat boy/ball boy...Held that position until 2001.
• Attended St. Francis Preparatory High School in Fresh Meadows, NY.
• Graduated from St. John’s University with a B.S. in Sports Management and a
minor in Business Management in 2003.
• Has finished two New York City marathons...In 2015, he ran on behalf of The Bulldogs Care
Foundation, which helps disadvantaged children through sports...In 2016, he ran on behalf of Joe
Torre's Safe at Home Foundation.
• Has a daughter, Isabella, and lives in Glen Oaks, NY.
TONY CARULLO
VISITING CLUBHOUSE MANAGER
• Entering his 50th season with the Mets.
• Was the visiting team bat boy from 1969-1973...Became the Assistant
Visitor’s Clubhouse Manager in 1974...Was promoted to his current position
in October, 1975.
• Received his B.B.A. in business from Baruch College in 1977.
• Selected as the Visiting Clubhouse Manager of the Year in 2004 by the
Major League Baseball clubhouse managers.
• Carullo, 63, is a native of Astoria, Queens and graduated from Mater Christi
High School.
• Tony, who now resides in College Point, NY, is single and enjoys fishing, collecting wine, attending
the Opera, as well as the ballet, and watching old movies.

MEDICAL STAFF
DR. DAVID ALTCHEK
MEDICAL DIRECTOR
• Returned to the Mets as the Medical Director in 2005.
• Was Head Team Physician for the New York Mets organization from
1991-2001.
• Matriculated to Cornell University Medical College in 1978, having graduated
from Columbia College summa cum laude...Graduated from Cornell University
Medical College in 1982 and was awarded the T. Campbell Thompson Award
for outstanding achievement in orthopedic surgery.
• Pursued his entire surgical career at The New York Hospital-Cornell
University Medical College...Beginning in 1982, he did his surgical internship at The New York
Hospital under the direction of Dr. Thomas Shires and participated in the Laboratory of Shock
Trauma during the summer of 1983.
• Went on to do a Residency in Orthopaedic Surgery at the Hospital for Special Surgery and
subsequently pursued a fellowship in Sports Medicine and Shoulder Surgery under the direction of
Dr. Russell F. Warren from 1987 to 1988.
• In 2003, received the John Jay Award for Distinguished Professional Achievement, the highest
honor bestowed by Columbia University to its alumni...Consequent to that, in November 2003, he
received the honor of being named one of the top 250 alumni of all time by the Columbia University
student body.
• Served as the Co-Chief of the Sports Medicine and Shoulder Service at the Hospital for Special
Surgery from 2005-2014.
• Professor of Clinical Orthopaedic Surgery at Weill Medical College at Cornell University since 2005.
• Has been the author and co-author of approximately 100 publications in referred medical journals...
Has been the author and co-author of 30 books and book chapters and has made over 400
presentations at scientific meetings throughout the world.
• Served as the North American Medical Director of the professional men’s tennis tour (the ATP Tour)
and has served in the past as the Assistant Medical Director for the U.S. Open.
• Serves on numerous committees for the Hospital for Special Surgery, including Quality Assurance
and Planning.
• Served as Team Physician for the United States Davis Cup Team from 1999-2003.
• Is an active member of the following organizations: American Medical Association, American
Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine, American Shoulder and Elbow Society, the Arthroscopy
Association of North America, the U.S. Olympic Sports Medicine Society, NY County Medical
Society, American College of Sports Medicine, NY State Society of Orthopaedic Surgeons, American
Orthopaedic Association, International Society of Arthroscopy, Knee Surgery & Orthopaedic Sports
Medicine, Sports Medicine Society, Medical Society of the State of New York and the Eastern
Orthopaedic Association...Is a fellow of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, having
been board certified in 1990.
• Resides in Manhattan, NY with his wife, Anne.
THE METS LOGO

The circular Mets logo was unveiled on November 16, 1961 and has
gone virtually unchanged throughout the history of the club. The shape
of the insignia, with its orange stitching, represents a baseball, and the
bridge in the foreground symbolizes that the Mets, in bringing back
National League baseball to New York, represent all five boroughs.
It’s not just a skyline in the background, it has special meaning. At the
left is a church spire, symbolic of Brooklyn, the borough of churches.
The second building from the left is the Williamsburg Savings Bank,
the tallest building in Brooklyn. Next is the Woolworth Building. After a
general skyline view of midtown comes the Empire State Building. At
the far right is the United Nations Building.

M E D I C A L S TA F F
FRONT OFFICE
DR. STRUAN COLEMAN
TEAM PHYSICIAN
• Is an ABOS Board Certified orthopedic surgeon and a member of the Sports
Medicine and Shoulder Service at the Hospital for Special Surgery.
• Graduated with Honors from Harvard College in 1988 where he received an
A.B. in Biochemistry and was a member of the men’s varsity heavyweight
crew team...Matriculated to Oxford University in 1988 on an Overseas
Research Scholarship where he received a D. Phil in Biochemistry in 1991.
• Received his M.D. from Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons in 1995
and was voted a member of the AOA Society.
• Completed a surgical internship at New York Presbyterian Hospital in 1996, followed by a Residency
in Orthopedic Surgery at the Hospital for Special Surgery from 1996 to 2000...Went on to complete
a fellowship in Sports Medicine at the Hospital for Special Surgery in 2002 under the direction of Dr.
Thomas Wickiewicz and Dr. Russell F. Warren.
• Is an author and co-author of numerous scientific papers that appear in peer-reviewed medical
journals...Is also the author and co-author on a number of book chapters and invited articles.
• Dr. Coleman lives in Locust Valley, NY with his wife, Isobel, and their five children.
DR. ANDREW PEARLE

ASSOCIATE TEAM PHYSICIAN
• Is an ABOS Board Certified orthopedic surgeon and member of the Sports
Medicine and Shoulder Service at the Hospital for Special Surgery.
• Has been an associate Team Physician for the New York Mets since 2005.
• Graduated magna cum laude from Amherst College, where he captained the
rugby team...Attended Stanford University Medical School.
• Upon joining the staff at the Hospital for Special Surgery, he founded the
Computer Assisted Orthopedic Surgery Center and has pioneered the use of
navigation and robots for knee surgery.
• Has authored over 150 papers and spoken nationally and internationally on the use of computer-
assisted techniques for knee and shoulder surgery.
• Recently chaired an NIH symposium of national and international experts
on use of computer assisted surgery in orthopedics.
• Dr. Pearle lives in Rye, N.Y. with his wife and four children.

MEDICAL CONSULTANTS
DR. ANIL RANAWAT DR. JOSHUA DINES DR. JONATHAN DELAND DR. LAWRENCE INRA
Orthopedist Orthopedist Foot & Ankle Specialist Cardiologist
DR. LAWRENCE LEVIN DR. JAMES KINDERKNECHT DR. RICHARD COHEN DR. BERNARD RAWLINS
Cardiologist Primary Care Specialist Internal Medicine Specialist Spine Specialist
DR. HOWARD ROSENBERG DR. MICHELLE CARLSON TERRANCE SGROI DR. GEORGE HRIBAR
Infectious Disease Specialist Hand Specialist Physical Therapist Dentist
DR. MICHAEL JACOBS DR. ROCK POSITANO DR. WAYNE WINNICK DR. SANGWOO LEE
Dermatologist Podiatrist Chiropractor Ophthalmologist

FRONT OFFICE
jim cavallini
DIRECTOR OF PERFORMANCE AND SPORTS SCIENCE
• Was named the Mets Director of Performance and Sports Science on January
23, 2018.
• For the last three years he was the Director of Performance for the United
States Army Special Operations Command at Fort Bragg, NC…He recruited,
managed and led an elite team of high performance professionals which
included performance coaches, athletic trainers, dietitians, sports scientists
and cognitive performance coaches.
• Also oversaw all aspects of the performance program, which included
performance coaching, testing and monitoring performance nutrition, cognitive performance and
the reconditioning of injured operators…Coached the operators in all aspects of performance
training, speed, strength and power development, multi-directional movement skill and energy
system development.
• Has collaborated with the medical, physical therapy and psychology teams to develop a
performance rehabilitation mythology.
• From 2010-2015, he managed a world-class performance training facility for the United States
Army Special Operations Command, including performance coaching, testing, monitoring and
reconditioning.
• Was the Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach at the University of Virginia from August,
2007-December, 2009…Lead Performance Coach for men’s lacrosse, wrestling, women’s volleyball,
field hockey and golf.
• Served as the Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach at the University of Iowa from August,
2005-August, 2007…Worked with women’s soccer, men’s track and field, men’s golf, women’s
volleyball, field hockey and rowing.
• Was the Graduate Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach at Ball State for women’s soccer,
men’s and women’s tennis and women’s track from August 2003-August, 2005 and was the
Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach at Drexel University for 16 Division 1 athletic teams from
September, 2002-August, 2003.
• Received a Master of Science in Sport Biomechanics in 2005 from Ball State University and a
Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science from Ithaca College in 2000.
• Jim and his wife, Jaclyn, have two boys, Ivan and Anders, and resides Whispering Pines, NC.
BRIAN CHICKLO
HEAD TRAINER
• Begins his 20th year in the Mets organization and his first as the Mets Head
Trainer...Spent the previous six years as the Mets Major League Assistant
Athletic Trainer.
• Served as the Minor League Medical Coordinator in 2011...Spent the previous
nine seasons as the trainer for the Mets Triple-A affiliates in Norfolk, New
Orleans and Buffalo.
• Selected by the Professional Baseball Athletic Trainers Society as the 2008
Pacific Coast League’s Athletic Trainer of the Year.
• Was the Head Trainer for St. Lucie (A) of the Florida State League in 2001.
• Worked as the Head Trainer at Capital City (A) of the South Atlantic League in 2000 and held a
similar position with Pittsfield (A) of the New York-Penn League in 1999.
• Began his career in professional baseball with an internship for Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific Coast
League in 1998.
• Graduated from Shenandoah University in 1995 with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology...Also
earned an MS degree in Sports Injury Management from UNLV in 1998.
• Brian, 46, and his wife, Ashley, reside in Tega Cay, SC with their son, Dalton and daughter, Collins.

JOSEPH GOLIA
ASSISTANT TRAINER
• Enters his first season as the major league assistant trainer and his 13th in
the organization...Spent the 2017 season as the Mets Minor League Medical
Coordinator.
• Was the athletic trainer at Triple-A from 2011-2015 and held the same position
with Binghamton (AA) from 2006-2010.
• Began his Mets training career with Brooklyn (A) of the New York-Penn
League.
• Served as the head athletic trainer for the Surprise Rafters of the Arizona Fall
League in 2009...Held the same position with Peoria in 2008.
• Worked as the trainer for the College of Charleston from 2002-2005.
• Was the athletic trainer for the Villanova baseball team from 2000-2002.
• Served as a minor league trainer for Trenton (AA) of the Eastern League in 2002, the Boston Red
Sox affiliate.
• Graduated from West Virginia Wesleyan College, majoring in Sports Medicine, before going on to
earn his master's degree in exercise and physical education from The Citadel.
• Joseph, 40, is married with two children and makes his offseason home in Charleston, SC.
DUSTIN CLARKE
STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COORDINATOR
• Enters his fourth season as the New York Mets Strength and Conditioning
Coach and will be entering his eighth season in the organization.
• In his previous seasons, he has worked with the Gulf Coast Mets, Binghamton
Mets and Las Vegas 51’s.
• Prior to joining the Mets organization, he worked with University of Michigan
football strength and conditioning, Lafayette College, and Drexel University
strength and conditioning programs.
• Certified Registered Strength and Conditioning Coach NSCA, Certified Strength and Conditioning
Specialist NSCA.
• Received his Masters in Exercise Science and Bachelor's in Exercise Physiology from East
Stroudsburg University in Pennsylvania.
• Currently resides in Port St. Lucie, FL.
JOHN ZAJAC
PHYSICAL THERAPIST
• Became the Mets Physical Therapist / Assistant Strength Coach in 2009.
• Was the Mets Rehabilitation Coordinator in Port St. Lucie, FL, 2007-2008.
• Has over 20 years as an outpatient physical therapist, having worked in and
managed rehabilitation clinics throughout the United States.
• Completed his Doctorate in Physical Therapy from The College of St.
Scholastica in Duluth, MN, (12/17/12).
• Certified by the APTA as an Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS) and Sports
Clinical Specialist (SCS)...In addition is certified by the NSCA as a Strength and Conditioning
Specialist (CSCS).
• Also certified by the NASM as a Corrective Exercise Specialist (CES) and Performance Enhancement
Specialist (PES).
• Graduated from Villanova University in 1990 with a Bachelors of Science Comprehensive Degree
with minors in Mathematics and Business.
• Received his M.S degree in Physical Therapy from Widener University in 1996.
• Originally from Philadelphia, PA, John now resides in Port St. Lucie in the community of Tradition.

FRONT OFFICE
MIKE BARWIS
SENIOR ADVISOR FOR STRENGTH & CONDITIONING
• Was appointed the Mets Senior Advisor for Strength and Conditioning on
October 2, 2014...In his role, he serves as an advisor to the organization’s
Major League and Minor League strength and conditioning staffs.
• Is the founder and CEO of the Barwis Methods, an international
conglomeration of training centers, manufacturing and distribution
companies and affiliated charities related to strength and conditioning,
human performance, and injury recovery.
• Served as a Strength & Conditioning Consultant for the Miami Dolphins in
2014.
• Has trained over 1,000 Olympic and professional athletes in over 40 sporting events.
• Is featured on the Discovery Channel television show American Muscle, which features his work with
professional athletes and people with disabilities.
• Speaks and consults with Fortune 500 companies and government agencies and is routinely
featured on major media outlets.
• Is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist and Registered Strength and Conditioning Coach
Emeritus (indicating 20 years of experience) by the National Strength and Conditioning Association
(NSCA).
• Has coached 38 National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) All-Americans and was one
of 10 coaches to receive the Bronze Award from the NSCA certification commission.
• He has been published in numerous journals, magazines, newspapers, written several books,
training manuals, and produced a library of training materials and videos.
• From December 2007-January 2011, served as Director of Strength & Conditioning at the University
of Michigan for football, ice hockey, softball, wrestling, and men’s soccer.
• From 2000-2007, served as the Director of Strength & Conditioning at West Virginia University,
where he designed and implemented programs for all 21 varsity sports.
• Earned his undergraduate degree in Exercise Physiology from the School of Medicine at West
Virginia University and his Master’s Degree in Athletic Coaching with an emphasis in Strength
and Conditioning.
• Wrote and taught Master’s/Undergrad curriculum in Strength and Conditioning as an adjunct
professor at West Virginia.

METS AMBASSADORS
JOHN FRANCO
• Returns for his ninth season as a Club Ambassador for the Mets.
• Inducted to the Mets Hall of Fame on June 3, 2012.
• Makes appearances for the club’s community relations, marketing and media
relations departments.
• Pitched in the major leagues for nearly 22 years (1984-2005) with the
Cincinnati Reds, Mets and Houston Astros...Fashioned a 2.89 ERA in 1,245.2
innings.
• Is fourth all-time on the career saves list with 424...Has more saves than any
lefthanded pitcher in history...Also has appeared in 1,119 games, third on the career list.
• Saved 30 or more games eight times, including 39 in 1988.
• Selected to four All-Star Games (1986, 1987, 1989 and 1990)...Also won two Rolaids Relief Man
Awards (1988 and 1990).
• Named the Mets captain on May 4, 2001.
• Honored on the Mets 40th Anniversary All-Amazin’ team.
• A native of Brooklyn, NY, he graduated from Lafayette High School and pitched collegiately at St.
John’s University...Threw two no-hitters as a freshman.
• Was presented a distinguished service award from the Fire Department of New York for his efforts
assisting the FDNY and their families after 9-11.
• In addition, he has been honored by the Thurman Munson Dinner, the Catholic Youth Organization,
the New York Baseball Writers Association, St. John’s University and the Phi Delta International
Fraternity Lou Gehrig Dinner for his work in the community.
• John and his wife, Rose, have three children: Nicole, John James (J.J.) and Ella...J.J. was an infielder
at Brown University and is currently in the Mets minor league system.

METS AMBASSADORS
FRONT OFFICE
mike piazza
• Mike Piazza, who was inducted the into Baseball Hall of Fame in 2016 and is
regarded as the greatest hitting catcher in the history of the game, begins his
second season as a Mets Club Ambassador.
• He reinvigorated the franchise when he was acquired from the Florida Marlins
on May 22, 1998...Hit 427 home runs during his career, 396 coming as a
catcher, the most in Major League Baseball history.
• Inducted into the Mets Hall of Fame in 2013 and his number #31 was retired
on July 30, 2016, becoming the second player to have number retired joining
Tom Seaver.
• Was a 12-time All-Star, won 10 Sliver Sluggers (the most by any catcher) and was the 1993 National
League Rookie of the Year.
• He was the MVP of the 1996 All-Star Game which was played in his hometown of Philadelphia…Went
2-3 with a double, home run and two RBI.
• Led the Mets to the 2000 World Series and the 1999 NLCS.
• Had a .545 career slugging percentage, the best all-time among catchers and hit .308 during his
career, the eighth-best mark among backstops.
• Ranks third in team history in home runs (220), third in RBI (655), first in slugging (.542) and fourth in
batting average (.296).
• Cracked his 352nd home run as a catcher on May 5, 2004 off San Francisco’s Jerome Williams to
break Carlton Fisk’s mark for home runs as a catcher.
• Set a team record with 124 RBI in 1999…Belted 40 home runs that season, the third-most in team
history…Had a .614 slugging percentage in 2000, the highest single-season mark in franchise
history.
• Hit a dramatic eighth-inning home run on September 22, 2001 to beat the Braves, 3-2, in the first
sporting event in New York City following the 9-11 attacks.
• Batted .308, with 344 doubles, 427 home runs, 1,335 RBI and .545 slugging percentage during his
16-year career with the Dodgers, Marlins, Mets, Padres and Athletics…He was selected in the 62nd
round of the 1998 draft by the Dodgers on the advice of family friend Tommy Lasorda.
• Piazza will continue to visit the Mets during Spring Training for a few days to offer personal
instruction to Mets catchers.
• Represents the Mets at Corporate Partnership and charitable events.
• Caught the ceremonial first from Tom Seaver in the last game at Shea Stadium and in the first game
at Citi Field.
• Is the majority owner and President of the A.C. Reggiana 1919 soccer team that plays in Italy.
• Mike and his wife Alicia have three children, two daughters, Nicoletta and Paulina and a son, Marco.
MOST HOME RUNS HIT BY A METS OPPONENT

Willie Stargell ...............60 Willie Mays ....................39 Jimmy Rollins ...............33
Mike Schmidt................49 Chase Utley ..................39 Dale Murphy .................32
Chipper Jones .............49 Barry Bonds ..................38 Tony Perez ....................30
Ryan Howard................48 Andre Dawson .............36 Joe Torre .......................30
Willie McCovey ............48 Giancarlo Stanton .......35 Gary Sheffield ..............30
Hank Aaron ..................45 Billy Williams.................34
Pat Burrell......................42 Dick Allen ......................33

METS AMBASSADORS
TOM SEAVER
• Tom enters his 13th year of service in the role of Club Ambassador for the
Mets.
• The Hall of Famer won the first of his three Cy Young Awards in 1969, when
he posted a 25-7 record with a 2.21 ERA...Helped Manager Gil Hodges’ club
capture the World Series in miraculous fashion...New York defeated Atlanta in
the National League Championship Series and topped Baltimore in the World
Series in five games...Was voted Sports Illustrated’s Man of the Year in 1969.
• In 1992, earned election to Baseball’s Hall of Fame...Became the 37th player
to be elected in his first year of eligibility receiving 425 out of a possible 430 votes (98.84 percent),
the second highest percentage in Hall of Fame history, behind Ken Griffey, Jr. (99.3 percent).
• The most popular and beloved player in Mets history, Tom’s #41 was retired by the team on July 24,
1988 when he was inducted into the Mets Hall of Fame...Was the first player in team history to have
his number retired.
• Rejoined the team in 1999 in the role of broadcaster, marketing and community outreach
representative and special instructor during spring training...At the conclusion of the 2005 season,
retired from his broadcasting duties to focus full-time on his vineyard...He produces GTS Wine in
Calistoga, CA where he makes his home with his wife, Nancy.
• The fortunes of the franchise took a dramatic turn when Seaver was awarded to the Mets in April,
1966 when a special lottery was held after an earlier contract he signed with the Braves was
voided...His major league career began in 1967 with the Mets...Won 16 games with a 2.76 ERA and
was the National League Rookie of the Year.
• With his parents in the stands, retired the first 25 Chicago Cubs on July 9, 1969, coming within two
outs of a perfect game before Jimmy Qualls singled to left to break up the bid.
• Tom Terrific won 311 games during his brilliant career and was named to 12 National League All-Star
teams...Is the club leader in wins (198), ERA (2.57), strikeouts (2,541), starts (395), complete games
(171), shutouts (44) and innings pitched (3,045)...Established a major league record by notching 200
or more strikeouts nine consecutive seasons (1968-1976) and his 3,640 career strikeouts rank sixth
on the All-Time List.
• Led the NL in strikeouts five times (1970, 1971, 1973, 1975 and 1976) and recorded 20 or more
victories in 1969, 1971, 1972, 1975 and 1977.
• Tied a then-major league record with 19 strikeouts on April 22, 1970 vs. San Diego...Fanned the final
10 batters to end the game to set another major league record.
• Won his second Cy Young Award in 1973 after posting a 19-10 mark with a 2.08 ERA... Helped the
Mets win their second NL East Division title and advance to the World Series before the Mets fell to
the Oakland Athletics in seven games.
• Won his third and final Cy Young Award in 1975 after going 22-9 with a 2.38 ERA.
• Was traded to Cincinnati in 1977 and pitched a no-hitter for the Reds vs. St. Louis on June 16, 1978.
• Returned to the Mets in 1983 before spending three years with the White Sox and concluding his
career in 1986 as a member of the Red Sox, the team the Mets defeated for their second World
Series title...Was injured and did not pitch in the playoffs for Boston.
ALMOST PERFECT
The Mets have never had a perfect game. Here are the longest perfect outings in team history.
Pitcher Length Date & Opponent (How Ended)
Tom Seaver .................8.1 innings ............... July 9, 1969 vs. Chicago-NL (Jimmy Qualls single)
Tom Seaver .................7.0 innings .............. August 30, 1968 vs. St. Louis (Orlando Cepeda double)
Bartolo Colón .............6.2 innings .............. July 23, 2014 at Seattle (Robinson Cano single)
Matt Harvey ................6.2 innings .............. May 7, 2013 vs. Chicago-AL (Alex Rios single)
Rick Reed .....................6.2 innings .............. June 8, 1998 vs. Tampa Bay (Wade Boggs double)

METS AMBASSADORS
FRONT OFFICE
RUSTY STAUB
• One of the most recognizable and popular Mets in team history, Rusty enters
his 19th year as a Mets Club Ambassador, representing the club at civic and
charitable events throughout the tri-state area.
• Has become as well known for his philanthropic work as for his stellar
baseball career...Established the New York Police and Fire Widows and
Children’s Benefit Fund Foundation, Inc. in 1986 and serves as the Chairman
of the Board...Was instrumental in the Mets’ efforts following the terrorist
attacks of September 11, 2001.
• Is also the President of The Rusty Staub Foundation, which has raised money to assist many
charities benefiting children, the elderly and the poor.
• Works with Cardinal Timothy Dolan on the Feeding Our Neighbors Campaign.
• Was enshrined in the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame on June 23, 2012.
• Is a 23-year major league veteran and a six-time All-Star...A native of New Orleans, LA, he made his
major league debut with the Houston Colt 45’s in 1963 at the age of 19...In 1967, his 44 doubles led
the league.
• After six successful seasons in Houston, including All-Star selections in 1967 and 1968, was traded
to the Montreal Expos on January 22, 1969...Was embraced as the expansion team’s first star, and
became one of the most popular players in Expos history...Spent three years with the Expos, playing
in 480 games and earning three straight selections to the National League All-Star team before he
was traded to the Mets on April 6, 1972.
• His #10 was the first number ever retired by the Montreal Expos organization.
• After stints with the Expos, Detroit Tigers and Texas Rangers, returned to the Mets prior to the 1981
season, and spent the final five seasons of his career in Flushing...Led the National League in pinch
hits and pinch-hit RBI in both 1983 and 1984.
• Was inducted into the Mets Hall of Fame in 1986.
• Over the course of his career, played in 2,951 games, had 9,720 at-bats, 1,189 runs, 2,716 hits, 499
doubles, 292 home runs, and 1,466 RBI to go with a .279 career batting average and 100 pinch hits...
His 105 RBI in 1975 established a Mets club record that stood for 15 years.
• Is the only player in MLB history to record at least 500 hits with four different teams (Astros, Expos,
Mets and Tigers).
BIG INNINGS
The biggest inning in Mets history took place on April 29, 2016 when the Mets scored 12 runs in
the third inning vs. San Francisco at Citi Field.
12-Run Inning
April 29, 2016 vs. San Francisco (3rd Inning)
Yoenis Céspedes set a franchise record with six RBI in one inning. He had a two-run single in his
first at-bat in the inning and later added a grand slam off Mike Broadway. New York had eight hits
in the frame and drew four walks. Michael Conforto had two hits and two RBI in the inning and
Asdrubal Cabrera added a two-run double.
11-Run Inning
July 16, 2006 at Chicago-NL (6th Inning)
The inning started with Chris Woodward flying out to center. The next three batters reached before
Cliff Floyd hit the team’s first grand slam of the inning, giving New York a 6-5 lead. Six batters later,
Carlos Beltran connected on New York’s second slam of the inning. The frame featured eight hits
and two Chicago errors. The Mets sent a club-record 16 batters to the plate.

METS AMBASSADORS
TIM TEUFEL
• Tim Teufel begins his second season as a Club Ambassador as well as the
club's minor league infield coordinator...Served as the third base coach with
the major league team from 2012-2016.
• A former second baseman, he was a key member of the Mets’ 1986 World
Championship team...Acquired from the Minnesota Twins in a five-player
trade on January 14, 1986.
• Batted .333 in five postseason games in 1986...Started two games during the
League Championship Series and three contests in the World Series...Hit .247
in 93 games for the 1986 Mets.
• In 1987, he hit .308 in 97 contests for the Mets.
• Hit seven pinch-hit home runs in his career, five as a Met, three short of Mark Carreon’s club record.
• Cracked the third pinch-hit grand slam in club history and the first slam of his career on June 10,
1986 to help beat the Phillies...It was the eighth pinch-hit grand slam in baseball history.
• In total, he managed for eight years in the Mets minor league system, compiling a cumulative 464-
562 (.452) record as a manager.
• Started his managerial career with Brooklyn (A) of the New York-Penn League in 2003 before
leading St. Lucie (A) of the Florida State League in 2004-2005 and 2008-2009, Savannah (A) of the
South Atlantic League in 2007, Binghamton (AA) of the Eastern League in 2010 and Buffalo (AAA) of
the International League in 2011.
• In 2001 and 2002, he served the organization as the Mets minor league infield coordinator.
• Returned to the Mets in 1998 as a member of the Professional Scouting Department.
• Played 11 years in the major leagues (1983-1993), including six years with the Mets (1986-1991)...Also
played with the Twins and Padres.
• Was drafted by the Twins in the second round of the June, 1980 Free Agent Draft.
• Was All-ACC and a first team All-American at Clemson University as a senior...Led the Tigers to the
College World Series.
• Was inducted to the Clemson Hall of Fame on October 10, 2015.
• Has received “Good Guy“ Awards from the New York Press Photographers Association and the New
York Baseball Writers Association.
• His son, Shawn, a lefthanded pitcher, was drafted by the Detroit Tigers organization...On August 18,
2011, pitching for Toledo (AAA) of the International League, Shawn went 6.0 shutout innings to turn
back Tim’s Buffalo team...Shawn pitched collegiately at Liberty (VA) University...He also pitched in
the Mets organization in 2013 and for Camden of the Independent Atlantic League in 2014.
MOOKIE WILSON
• Mookie begins his seventh season as a Club Ambassador.
• Served as the Mets first base and outfield coach in 2011 and 1997-2002.
• Was the Mets minor league outfield and baserunning coordinator in 2010
after spending the previous four years in private business.
• In 2005, managed the Brooklyn Cyclones (A) of the New York-Penn League.
• Managed Kingsport (R) of the Appalachian League in 2003 and 2004.
• Inducted into the Mets Hall of Fame in 1996 and was voted a member of the
Mets’ 40th Anniversary Team in 2002.
• Returned to the Mets on December 23, 1993 as a member of the Community
Outreach Department and a roving minor league instructor...Served there until being named the
club’s first base coach on October 17, 1996.
• In the spring of 1996, he was a baserunning and outfield instructor in the Mets’ minor league camp.
• Was a Mets outfielder from 1980-1989 and ranks among the club’s all-time leaders in almost every
offensive category.
• Best remembered for perhaps the most memorable at-bat in team history, dodging a two-out, two-
strike, wild pitch from Boston pitcher Bob Stanley in the 10th inning of Game 6 of the 1986 World
Series that enabled Kevin Mitchell to score the tying run...Then hit a ground ball that trickled under
first baseman Bill Buckner’s glove, allowing Ray Knight to score the winning run and force a Game 7
that the Mets would win.
• Graduated from Spartanburg (SC) Junior College with a B.A. Degree in Liberal Arts and attended
the University of South Carolina for two years, majoring in Business Administration...Graduated from
Mercy College (NY) on May 26, 1996.

METS STAFF
FRONT OFFICE
MAURICE ABBATE CAROLINE ACOSTA KELLOGG ADAMS RAFAEL ALARCON ALAN ALDWELL
Senior Video Editor Senior Manager, Account Executive, Administrative Assistant Director, Premium
Partnership Activation Corporate Partnership IT & Procurement Services
Sales
GREG ALVAREZ DEREK ANDERSON CHRISTINA ANDREWS CHRIS ANNARUMMA NICOLE ANNESE
Senior Graphics & Account Executive, Director, Manager, Senior Account Executive,
Animation Designer Season Ticket Sales Suite Sales & Service Premium Sales Group Sales
RUELL BARCLAY SAM BARLOW T.J. BARRA AUTUMN BARTON JAMES BENESH
Senior Coordinator, Account Executive, Director, Baseball Senior Manager, Director,
Ticket Operations Season Ticket Sales Research & Development Partnership Strategy Venue Services
CLAIRE BENNETT MICHAEL BERMAN SHARON BIEBER-RYAN STEPHANIE BILLINI AUSTIN BLUMSTEIN
Benefits & Director, Ticket Manager, Office Services Representative, Representative,
Communication Specialist Operations Ticket Services Ticket Services
SARA BOLLOCK JOHN BONNER ANN MARIE BREYER CAIT BUSER RYAN CACCHIOLI
Ballpark Operations Security Supervisor Director, Landscaping & Graphic Designer Assistant,
Horticulture Venue Services

M E T S S TA F F
RYAN CAMPBELL EMILY CAMPEAS WILL CARAFELLO EMMA CARROLL JOE CASARELLA
Analyst, Account Executive, Senior Director, Graphic Designer Account Executive,
Technical Support Season Ticket Social Media Season Ticket
Account Services Account Services
PETER CASSANO YOUNG CHOI BOBBY CLEMENS MATTHEW COHEN JON COKORINOS
Executive Director, Analyst, Korean Market Director, Scoreboard & Account Executive, Coordinator, Business,
Building Operations Development & Sales Entertainment Season Ticket Sales Intelligence & Analytics
VLADIMIR COMPRE SHANNON CONERTY ALEXANDRA CONTE THERESA CORDERI CHRIS COURCHESNE
Supervisor, Security Staff Accountant Partnership Activation Coordinator, Clubhouse Senior Account
Manager Catering Executive, Season Ticket
Account Services
BROOKLYN COVELL MATTHEW COWAN ANTONIO CRINCOLI TONY CROSLIN STEVE D'COSTA
Executive Assistant, Manager, Guest Account Executive, Assistant, External Helpdesk Supervisor,
Business Operations Experience Season Ticket Account Affairs & Community Information Technology
Services Engagement
BRIANNA DAMMERS BRIDGET DAVIDGE SHELBY DAVIDSON KERRY DAVIS BILL DEACON
Assistant, Security Account Executive, Account Executive, Manager, Senior Director,
Group Services Season Ticket Sales Suite Sales & Service Field Operations

M E T S S TA F F
FRONT OFFICE
SEAN DEAN LACEY DELORIA JAMES DENNISTON ANTHONY DEVITA JOE DEVITO
Senior Director, Assistant, Senior Counsel Senior Director, Executive Producer,
Security Operations Venue Services Corporate Procurement Entertainment, Marketing
& Productions
DOUG DICKEY STEPHEN DILLON MICHAEL DOHNERT TARYN DONOVAN WONFORD DUBERRY
Coordinator, Events Director, Security Senior Director, Ballpark Director, Venue Services Coordinator, Building
Operations Operations Operations
GABY DUNN SYDNI EPPS CASEY ESCAREGA BRIAN FANELLI MARIE FERNANDEZ
Manager, Assistant, External Account Executive, Coordinator, Accounts Payable Clerk
Corporate Procurement Affairs & Community Group Sales Venue Services
Engagement
MARK FINE JOHN FITZGERALD ALEXA FLETCHER BRIAN FLING LUKE FLOER
Executive Director, Senior Operator, Ticket Account Executive, Senior Director, Account Executive,
Marketing Systems Season Ticket Account Partnership Strategy & Season Ticket Account
Services Activation Services
MATT FRANCOLINO ALLY FUTTERMAN LOU GADALETA RICHARD GANDOLFO ROBERT GEORGE
Project Coordinator, Coordinator, Account Executive. Director, Premium Sales Security
Corporate Procurement Partnership Activation Season Ticket Sales

M E T S S TA F F
JON GIEBLER JERRY GIGANTE BRIAN GLYNN BARRY GORMAN JILL GRABILL
Manager, Manager, Manager, Corporate Manager, Group Sales Director, Corporate
Creative Services Premium Sales Partnership Sales Services
RYAN GRADY WADE GRAF TIM GUNKEL SEAN HAGGANS JESSE HAHN
Account Executive, Senior Director, Executive Director, Coordinator, Account Executive,
Group Sales Group Sales Entertainment Marketing Video Operations Season Ticket Sales
& Productions
LORRAINE HAMILTON BRYAN HAYES DAVID HAYOB MATTHEW HEFFLEY ANDREW HICKS
Executive Director, Coordinator, Amateur Senior Director, Manager, Corporate Account Executive,
Broadcasting & Special Scouting Corporate Partnership Partnership Analytics Group Sales
Events Sales
MARK HOGAN ANDY HORNER KYLE INGRAM MAX INOUYE DIEGO INSUASTY
Manager, Premium Director, Guest Account Executive, Manager, Manager, Premium
Sales Experience Season Ticket Account Premium Sales Services
Services
DOUGLAS JOE TOM JORDON BILL KAIN STEPHEN KARL HAROLD KAUFMAN
Database Architect Assistant, Human Director, Corporate Senior Manager, Executive Director,
Resources Partnership Sales‘ Season Ticket Account Communications
Services

M E T S S TA F F
FRONT OFFICE
RYAN KELLER JIM KELLY SARAH KITCHEN ENRIKE KLEVAN BRADLEY KLUG
Senior Accountant Coordinator, Advance Account Executive, Audio-Visual Systems Account Executive,
Scouting & Video Season Ticket Account Specialist Season Ticket Account
Replay Services Services
KENNY KOPERDA CLAIRE KUENY JANINE LABOY- CHRISTIELEE LAFEVER DAWN LAMBERT
Senior Director, New Business Intelligence GONZALEZ Assistant, Senior Supervisor,
Business Development Analyst Administrative Assistant, St. Lucie Operations Security
Baseball Operations
JEFFERY LEBOW JOE LEFKOWITZ RICHARD LEOCADIO MARC LEVINE RONALD LINDSEY
Coordinator, Baseball Senior Coordinator, Coordinator, Ticket Team Photographer Coordinator, Recruiting
Operations Baseball Systems & Fulfillment
Development
LAUREN LOGIUDICE DONALD LORA NICOLE LOSITO NICK LULE ELIZABETH MAHON
Senior Accountant Help Desk Technician Executive Assistant, Coordinator, Ballpark Manager, Accounts
Venue Services Operations Receivable & Payable
& Operations
JOE MAHON KATIE MAHON LAURA MAIER RYAN MAVARO BRENDAN MCAVOY
Coordinator, Building Director, Corporate Administrative Assistant, Account Executive, Manager, Building
Operations Partnership Sales Ticket Sales & Services Group Sales Operations

M E T S S TA F F
KEITH MCCLOAT JOHN MCKAY RICH MCKENNA BRENDAN MCKEON RICK MECHANIC
Senior Financial Executive Director, Director, Accounting Manager, Video & Account Executive,
Analyst Security Technology Systems Group Sales
ETHAN MITNIK DONOVAN MITCHELL LUIS MORALES JOHN MORRIS JUNE NAPOLI
Coordinator, Director, Player Manager, Accessibility Executive Director, Manager, Baseball
Partnership Activation Relations & Community Services Business Intelligence & Administration
Engagement Analytics
TARA NAPOLI EMILY NESI MIKE NEWBY SHANE NOLAN EZINNE NWAOGU
Coordinator, Venue Manager, Partnership Manager, Payroll Clerk Manager, Guest
Services & Operations Activation Building Operations Experience
CHARLIE O'NEILL STEPHEN ORLOWSKI JAMIE OZURE JAN PADRON JESSE PAGUAGA
Coordinator, Account Executive, Senior Director, Receiving Coordinator, Account Executive,
Building Operations Season Ticket Season Ticket Corporate Procurement Group Sales
Account Services Account Services
MAVERICK PALABASAN CHRIS PANG DANIELLE PARILLO MICHAEL PARTON JARETT PARVER
Purchasing Agent Analyst, Baseball Executive Director, Ticket Portfolio Manager Senior Director, Ticket
Research & Development External Affairs & Operations
Community Engagement

M E T S S TA F F
FRONT OFFICE
MIKE PASSANISI JOSEPH PEREZ ERIC PETERSEN MARY PHELAN-COX MARK PHILLIPS
Coordinator, Account Executive, Manager, Payroll Supervisor Manager, Group Sales
Media Relations Season Ticket Sales Ticket Operations Support
BRITTANY PINTO WENDY PORTER ALEX PUGLIESE C.J. QUACKENBUSH MICHELLE RACHEK
Coordinator, Partnership Receptionist Account Executive, Assistant, Ticket Audit & Services
Activation Season Ticket Account Guest Experience Representative
Services
DOMINIQUE RAMIREZ REY RAMIREZ ERIC RAMOS EVA RAMSARAN SHEILA REHILL
Administrative Assistant Systems Administrator Senior Director, Director, Coordinator, Venue
& Accounting Clerk Information Technology Human Resources Services
ABBY RICE KAYLA RICE MIKE RICONDA JOSH ROSENMAN AARON RYLEY
Account Executive, Assistant, Photography Senior Coordinator, Manager, Graphics Account Executive,
Season Ticket Sales & Creative Services Building Operations Group Sales
JULIANNA SABRA PETER SACHS JOE SCAROLA HARRIS SCHOENFELD BRIAN SCHUTZMAN
Manager, External Senior Account Manager, Video Director, Marketing Assistant, Partnership
Affairs & Community Executive, Corporate Operations Sales & Activation
Engagement Partnerships

M E T S S TA F F
PAUL SCHWARTZ COLIN SCHWARZ BENNETT SCIACCA DEVON SHERWOOD ROBERT SILVER
Executive Director, Assistant, Minor League Coordinator, Assistant, Marketing & Senior Network
Venue Services Information Corporate Procurement Communications Engineer
PATRICK SIMON JOHN SMAGALA CHRIS SORTINO LUIS SOTO BRIELLE SPERANZINI
Account Executive, Assistant, Entertainment Account Executive, Senior Coordinator, Administrative Assistant,
Group Sales & Productions Season Ticket Sales Building Operations Legal
KELLY STOCK MELISSA STROZZA EDGARDO SUERO NICK SURANI NICHOLAS SZPUR
Director, Accounting Coordinator, Coordinator, Office Account Executive, Manager,
Media Relations Services Season Ticket Sales Premium Sales
ROBERT THOMPSON TOD TILLOTSON ANTHONY VARIO BRENDEN VARASSI JOHN VENTIMIGLIA
Coordinator, Security Special Services Clerk Video Editor Coordinator, Building Assistant Controller
Operations
LAURA VERILLO JESSICA VILLANELLA NICOLE VISCITO VITO VITIELLO ADAM VOGEL
Manager, Senior Counsel Manager, Ticket Sales Producer, Entertainment Director, Inside Sales
Entertainment, Logistics & Hospitality Marketing & Productions
Broadcasting & Events

M E T S S TA F F
FRONT OFFICE
TIM WALSH WAYNE WANG TOM WATERMAN KAITLYN WAWRYK AUBREY WECHSLER
Assistant, Social Media Analyst, Asian Account Executive, Senior Account Manager,
Development & Sales Season Ticket Account Executive, Season Employee Relations
Services Ticket Account Services
CASEY WEISS TIM WHANG JELANI WHEELER THOMAS WIGFALL JR. ETHAN WILSON
Administrative Assistant, Director, Partnership Assistant, Marketing Director, Director,
Ballpark Operations Strategy & Activation Transportation Services Media Relations
JAKE WINOWICH KRISTIN WOJCIK JEN WOLF RYAN WOODLEY

Director, Coordinator, Coordinator, Minor Manager,
Group Sales Partner Relations & League & International Field Operations
Communications Operations
STERLING EQUITIES
RALPH ARDOLINA MIKE TOM PETER RYAN NAZARENE PASCUAL

Manager, Payroll Director, Information Network Systems & Help Desk Support
Systems Support Specialist Specialist

METROPOLITAN HOSPITALITY
METROPOLITAN HOSPITALITY AT CITI FIELD
A DESTINATION FOR EVERY OCCASION
Metropolitan Hospitality is the non-gameday event Transform your favorite game-day space, whether
team at Citi Field, which hosted its first event in April, it is the Porsche Club or Delta SKY360º Club, and
2009. Hosting events year-round, Citi Field is a unique create the event of your dreams! You can even add
destination for concerts, sporting events, meetings, Mr. Met, Mrs. Met and a former Mets player to your
trade shows, weddings, Bar/Bat Mitzvahs, holiday guest list or use the video boards to enhance your
parties, and other social or business gatherings. There experience. Our dedicated team of professionals
are over 18 unique spaces where you can host intimate will be there every step of the way to ensure
events for 50 people or large-scale events for up to your day is a success. For more information visit
50,000 guests. MetropolitanHospitality.com or call 718-507-FOOD
(718-507-3663).
HEATHER COLLAMORE
VICE PRESIDENT, METROPOLITAN HOSPITALITY
• Promoted to Vice President of Metropolitan Hospitality in December of 2013.
• Responsible for selling and managing all non-game day events at Citi Field,
including: Concerts, Soccer Matches, Weddings, Bar/Bat Mitzvahs, Corporate
Events, Charity Events, 5K/Races/Runs, Meetings, Trade Shows, Film/TV/
Commercial Shoots, & Large-Scale Festivals.
• Joined the Mets in 2005 as the Assistant to the Vice President of Corporate
Sales & Partnerships.
• Prior to joining the Mets, spent one year with the Chattanooga Lookouts (AA) in the Southern
League as Director of Promotions - managed the on-field entertainment for each game, as well as
oversaw the 2004 Southern League All-Star Game.
• Graduated Phi Beta Kappa with a B.A. in Spanish from Middlebury College in 2003.
• Originally from North Andover, MA, Heather currently resides in Port Chester, NY with her husband,
Ari, and daughter, Quinn.

M E T R O P O L I TA N H O S P I TA L I T Y
FRONT OFFICE
LISA BARBARA AMANDA CIERI GINA PIZZUTELLO TONY CRISCI CATHY MONTALTO
Director, Event Logistics Director, Events Director, Sales Director, New Business Office Manager,
Metropolitan Metropolitan Metropolitan Development Assistant to V.P.
Hospitality Hospitality Hospitality Metropolitan
Hospitality
JENNY ICE MANNY ORTIZ CAITLYN MAIO RACHEL COHEN CHELSEA GREENWAY
Manager, Events Coordinator, Sales Coordinator, Events Coordinator, Event Coordinator, Events
Metropolitan Metropolitan Metropolitan Logistics Metropolitan Hospitality
Hospitality Hospitality Hospitality Metropolitan
Hospitality
ELLIE MEYER KARA TORZULLO DANIELLE DeLUNA

Coordinator, Events Assistant, Events Assistant, Event Logistics
Metropolitan Hospitality Metropolitan Hospitality Metropolitan Hospitality
MEET THE METS

BY RUTH ROBERTS & BILL KATZ
The unofficial theme song of the Mets, this tune was created in 1962
Meet the Mets, meet the Mets, All the fans are true to the orange and blue,
Step right up and greet the Mets. So hurry up and come on down -
Bring your kiddies, bring your wife, ‘cause we’ve got ourselves a ball club,
Guaranteed to have the time of your life. The Mets of New York town!
Because the Mets are really sockin’ the ball,
Give ‘em a yell! Give ‘em a hand!
Knockin’ those home runs over the wall.
And let ‘em know you’re rootin’ in the stands!
East side, West side, everybody’s coming down,
Come on and Meet the Mets, meet the Mets,
To meet the M-E-T-S Mets, of New York town.
Step right up and greet the Mets.
Oh, the butcher and the baker and the Bring your kiddies, bring your wife,
people on the streets, Guaranteed to have the time of your life.
Where did they go? To MEET THE METS! Because the Mets are really sockin’ the ball,
Knockin’ those home runs over the wall.
Oh, they’re hollerin’ and cheerin’ and East side, West side, everybody’s coming down,
they’re jumpin’ in their seats, To meet the M-E-T-S Mets,
Where did they go? To MEET THE METS! Of New York town,
Of New York town!!!!!

FLORIDA OPERATIONS
PAUL TAGLIERI TRAER VAN ALLEN CLINT CURE SHANNON MURRAY LAUREN DeACETIS
Executive Director, General Manager, Assistant General Staff Accountant Director, Sales &
Minor League Facilities St. Lucie Mets Manager, Corporate Partnerships
St. Lucie Mets
KYLE GLEOCKLER KASEY BLAIR JOHN GALLAGHER ADAM MACDONALD CHRISTINA RIVERA
Director, Director, Group Sales & Manager, Manager, Accounting Clerk
Ticketing & Community Relations Food & Beverage Broadcast & Media
Merchandise Operations Relations
JOSH SEXTON MARY O'BRIEN JERRY LANIGAN

Coordinator, Group Executive Assistant Maintenance
Sales
KINGSPORT METS
BRIAN PAUPECK
General Manager,
Kingsport Mets

BROOKLYN CYCLONES
FRONT OFFICE
FRED WILPON – Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
SAUL B. KATZ – President
JEFF WILPON – Chief Operating Officer
FRED WILPON, Chairman MARVIN TEPPER, Partner DAVID KATZ, Partner
SAUL B. KATZ, President RICHARD WILPON, Partner TOM OSTERMAN, Partner
JEFF WILPON, Executive VP & CEO MICHAEL KATZ, Partner HANK AMON, Partner
STEVE COHEN KEVIN MAHONEY GARY J. PERONE BILLY HARNER GREG CONWAY
Vice President General Manager Assistant General Director of Director of
Manager Communications Ticketing
ANGELA ANTONELLO- MAX COLTEN CRAIG COUGHLIN RAFAEL GUERRERO KING HENRY
KARLSBERG Head Account Executive Account Executive Community Outreach &
Accounts Payable Groundskeeper Promotions
TATIANA ISDITH NICOLE KNEESSY VLADIMIR LIPSMAN SHARON LUNDY CHRISTINA MOORE
Staff Accountant Account Executive Operations Manager Administrative Community Relations
Assistant & Community
Relations
JOE SENISI RICKY VIOLA BRYAN WYNNE

Account Executive Account Executive Account Executive

QUEENS BALLPARK COMPANY
Queens Ballpark Company, L.L.C. has been engaged by the New York City Industrial
Development Agency as its agent to develop and operate Citi Field.
OFFICERS
FRED WILPON – Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
SAUL B. KATZ – President
JEFF WILPON – Chief Operating Officer
DAVID P. COHEN – Executive Vice President/General Counsel/Secretary
LOU DEPAOLI – Executive Vice President
ERIC SARETSKY
VICE PRESIDENT
• Construction Executive on the development team for the Citi Field project.
Led the construction management team, including structural, mechanical and
other related consultants...Responsible for schedule and overall construction
management of the project.
• Continues to oversee current capital improvements to Citi Field and other
Mets facilities.
• Manages the capital construction activities for Sterling Equities & Sterling
Project Development Group.
• Joined the firm in 1998, notable projects include: Shea Stadium (renovations), The Hospital for
Special Surgery, Bear Stearns, MCU Park (Brooklyn Cyclones- initial construction and the restoration
after Hurricane Sandy), and the Renovation of the Mets Spring Training facilities in Port St. Lucie, FL.
ANDREW CAIRNS
VICE PRESIDENT
• Project Executive on the development team for Citi Field...Responsible for
coordinating the team of architects and design consultants as well as overall
project administration and budget.
• Responsible for ongoing capital improvements and enhancements to
the facility.
• In addition to his role with the Queens Ballpark Company, Andrew also
manages the real estate design and construction activities of
Sterling Equities.
• Joined Sterling Equities in March, 1999, and his projects include the development of a 1.3
million square foot high-rise in Manhattan, the historical restoration of Radio City Music Hall, the
development of the Brooklyn Cyclones’ MCU Ballpark, the renovation and expansion of Tradition
Field, the Mets spring training facility in Florida, and new offices and studio for SNY.

manager & Coaches
COACHING CAREER
• Was named the 21st manager in New York Mets history on
October 23, 2017.
• From 2013 to 2017, he served as the major league pitching coach
for the Cleveland Indians under Terry Francona.
• From 2014 to 2017, the Indians pitching staff led the majors in
strikeouts...In 2017, the Cleveland pitching staff set a major league
36 record for strikeouts in a single-season (1,614).
• In 2017, the Indians posted a major-league leading 3.30 ERA...Had
the second-best ERA in the American League in 2015 and 2016.
mickey callaway • Last season, the Cleveland starting rotation boasted two 18-game
winners in Corey Kluber and Carlos Carrasco and one 17-game
Manager winner in Trevor Bauer...Kluber won the AL Cy Young Award in
2014 and 2017.
OPENING DAY AGE • During Callaway’s time in Cleveland from 2013-2017, the Indians
42 3.65 team ERA was the fourth-best in the majors behind the
BIRTHDATE Dodgers (3.44), Nationals (3.53) and the Cardinals (3.59).
May 13, 1975 • In 2016, the American League Champion Indians had a team
BIRTHPLACE ERA of 3.84 during the regular season (second-best in the AL)
Memphis, TN en route to winning the American League Central division...In 15
RESIDES postseason games in 2016, his staff posted a 2.69 ERA.
Santa Rosa Beach, FL
• In his first season as the Indians pitching coach (2013) they had a
CONTRACT STATUS
3.82 ERA, nearly a full run lower than the club’s 4.78 ERA in 2012.
Signed through 2020
• Served as the Indians’ minor league pitching coordinator in 2012.
• Began his professional coaching career in the Indians
COACHING TIMELINE organization in 2010 as the pitching coach for the Lake County
Captains (A) of the Midwest League...Held the same role with
2008 Kinston (A) of the Carolina League in 2011.
Texas A&M International • Served as the interim head baseball coach for Texas A&M
Interim Head Baseball Coach International in 2008.
2010 PLAYING CAREER

Cleveland Indians • As a player, Callaway was selected in the seventh round of the
Lake County (A) Pitching 1996 First-Year Player Draft by Tampa Bay.
Coach • Made his major league debut on June 12, 1999 with Tampa Bay
and played parts of five seasons in the majors with Tampa Bay,
2011 Anaheim and Texas from 1999-2004.
Cleveland Indians • Played 14 seasons professionally from 1996-2009, including three
Kinston (A)Pitching Coach seasons (2005-2007) in Korea and one season (2009) in Taiwan.
• Was a two-time All-Star while playing in Korea.
2012 • Compiled a 4-11 record with a 6.27 ERA in 40 career major league
games (20 starts).
Cleveland Indians
• Was part of the Angels World Series Championship team in 2002.
Minor League Pitching
Coordinator • Named Tampa Bay’s Minor League Pitcher of the Year in 2001
and in 2002 with Anaheim...Also named Anaheim's Minor League
Pitcher of the Year in 2002.
2013-2017
Cleveland Indians BACKGROUND
Major League Pitching Coach • Michael Christopher Callaway graduated from Germantown (TN)
High School in 1993...Was named the Gatorade Tennessee High
2018- School Player of the Year in 1992.
New York Mets • Is named after Hall of Famer Mickey Mantle.
Manager • Was a member of Team USA at the 1992 Goodwill Games.
• Attended the University of Mississippi where he was a three-year
letterwinner.
• Finished his three-year career at Ole Miss with a 20-18 record
in 61 appearances (36 starts)...Ranks eighth in school history for
strikeouts in a career (224).
• Mickey and his wife, Anna, have two daughters.

C A L L A W AY, M I C K E Y
MAJOR LEAGUE COACHING CAREER

YEAR CLUB LEAGUE
2013-2017 Cleveland American
PLAYING CAREER
CALLAWAY, MICKEY
YEAR TEAM W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB SO WP BK
1996 Butte (R) 6-2 3.71 16 11 0 0 0 63.0 70 37 26 5 3 25 57 7 0
1997 St. Petersburg (A) 11-7 3.22 28 28 3 0 0 170.2 162 74 61 9 5 39 109 7 7
1998 Durham (AAA) 5-3 4.53 9 8 0 0 0 47.2 49 27 24 6 1 17 19 2 0
Orlando (AA) 5-6 4.42 18 17 0 0 0 89.2 103 56 44 8 4 44 57 7 2
1999 TAMPA BAY (AL) 1-2 7.45 5 4 0 0 0 19.1 30 20 16 2 0 14 11 1 0
Durham (AAA) 7-1 4.20 15 15 0 0 0 81.1 86 45 38 5 8 28 56 6 1
Orlando (AA) 1-1 4.50 2 2 0 0 0 10.0 15 6 5 1 0 2 7 1 0
2000 Durham (AAA) 11-6 5.29 26 20 0 0 0 117.1 151 88 69 11 2 50 64 2 2
2001 TAMPA BAY (AL) 0-0 7.20 2 0 0 0 0 5.0 3 4 4 2 0 2 2 0 0
Durham (AAA) 11-7 3.07 29 21 2 1 0 129.0 131 50 44 9 5 24 81 7 1
2002 ANAHEIM (AL) 2-1 4.19 6 6 0 0 0 34.1 31 20 16 4 3 11 23 2 0
Salt Lake (AAA) 9-2 1.68 17 14 1 0 0 91.1 79 26 17 7 1 22 75 5 2
2003 ANAHEIM (AL) 1-4 6.81 17 4 0 0 0 38.1 57 32 29 7 1 16 22 0 0
TEXAS (AL) 0-3 6.45 6 3 0 0 0 22.1 27 18 16 0 1 8 19 2 0
2003 Salt Lake (AAA) 1-0 2.95 7 4 0 0 0 21.1 22 8 7 1 0 6 10 1 0
2003 Oklahoma (AAA) 2-0 1.59 4 4 0 0 0 17.0 16 6 3 0 0 5 9 2 0
2004 TEXAS (AL) 0-1 7.94 4 3 0 0 0 11.1 18 10 10 2 1 7 9 0 1
Frisco (AA) 2-0 0.00 2 2 0 0 0 12.0 3 0 0 0 0 4 9 0 0
2005 Hyundai (KBO) 16-9 3.97 32 31 0 0 0 197.1 206 99 87 17 12 54 103 3 0
2006 Hyundai (KBO) 14-7 2.87 27 27 0 0 0 166.1 171 61 53 4 8 35 95 4 0
2007 Hyundai (KB0) 2-6 4.18 11 11 1 0 0 56.0 65 36 26 3 2 22 24 2 0
2008 Laredo (Ind) 2-1 3.00 7 2 0 0 0 18.0 13 6 6 2 0 8 12 1 0
Minor League Totals 71-35 3.58 173 146 6 1 0 850.1 887 423 338 62 29 266 553 47 15
Korean League Totals 32-22 3.56 70 69 1 0 0 419.2 442 196 166 24 22 111 222 9 0
Independent Lg. Totals 2-1 3.00 7 2 0 0 0 18.0 13 6 6 2 0 8 12 1 0
Major League Totals 4-11 6.27 40 20 0 0 0 130.2 166 104 91 17 6 58 86 5 1
YEARS MANAGER W-L PCT

METS MANAGERS
1962-65 Casey Stengel 175-404 .302
1965-67 Wes Westrum 142-237 .375
1967 Salty Parker 4-7 .364
1968-1971 Gil Hodges 339-309 .523
1972-75 Yogi Berra 292-296 .497
1975 Roy McMillan 26-27 .491
1976-77 Joe Frazier 101-106 .488
1977-81 Joe Torre 286-420 .405
1982-83 George Bamberger 81-127 .389
1983 Frank Howard 52-64 .448
1984-1990 Davey Johnson 595-417 .588
1990-91 Bud Harrelson 145-129 .529
1991 Mike Cubbage 3-4 .429
1992-93 Jeff Torborg 85-115 .425
1993-96 Dallas Green 229-283 .447
1996-2002 Bobby Valentine 536-467 .534
2003-04 Art Howe 137-186 .424
2005-08 Willie Randolph 302-253 .544
2008-10 Jerry Manuel 204-213 .489
2011- 2017 Terry Collins 551-583 .486
2018- MICKEY CALLAWAY

COACHING/FRONT OFFICE CAREER
• Named the Mets outfield and first base coach on November 15,
2017...Also will oversee baserunning instruction.
• From 2016-2017, he served as the Boston Red Sox first base
coach, outfield coach and baserunning coach...Coached on the
same team as Gary DiSarcina in 2017.
• In 2017, according to FanGraphs, the Red Sox led the majors in
20 defensive runs saved (47).
• Boston ranked sixth in the majors with 106 stolen bases in 2017.
• In 2016, the Red Sox outfielders combined for nine double plays
ruben amaro jr. (tied for first in the majors), 35 assists (tied for fourth in the majors)
and a .993 fielding percentage (first in the majors).
First Base Coach • In 2016, Boston ranked third in the majors with a 77.6 stolen base
success rate (83 for 107).
OPENING DAY AGE • Served as the Senior Vice President and General Manager of the
53 Philadelphia Phillies for parts of seven seasons from November
BIRTHDATE 2008-September 2015...Was the ninth General Manager in Phillies
February 12, 1965 history.
BIRTHPLACE • In his first four seasons as the Phillies GM, Philadelphia posted a
Philadelphia, PA 373-275 (.576) record, best in the National League...Overall, the
RESIDES Phillies went 573-539 (.515) during his tenure...The .515 winning
Washington Crossing, PA percentage was the fifth-highest in the NL during that span.
APPOINTED
• His clubs posted the best record in baseball in both 2010 (97-65)
November 15, 2017
and 2011 (102-60)...Prior to the 2010 campaign, the Phillies had
CONTRACT STATUS
never posted the best record in baseball over a single-season.
Signed through 2019
• Following his final season as a player in 1998, he joined the
Phillies' front office as Assistant General Manager for 10 years.
FRONT OFFICE TIMELINE • Was a key architect in the Phillies winning the 2008 World Series
against the Tampa Bay Rays.
1998-2008
Philadelphia Phillies PLAYING CAREER
Assistant General Manager • Played eight seasons in the majors as an outfielder for the
California Angels (1991), the Phillies (1992-1993, 1996-1998) and
2008-2015 the Cleveland Indians (1994-1995).
Philadelphia Phillies • Was a member of the NL Champion Phillies in 1993 and the AL
Senior Vice President/GM Champion Indians in 1995.
• Hit .235 with 16 home runs and 100 RBI in 485 career major
league games.
COACHING TIMELINE • Was selected in the 11th-round of the 1987 June Draft by the
California Angels...Made his debut with the Angels in 1991.
2016-2017
Boston Red Sox BACKGROUND
First Base Coach/Outfield • Ruben Amaro Jr. graduated from Stanford University in 1987 with
Coach/Baserunning Coach a degree in human biology.
• Was a member of Stanford's College World Series Championship
2018- team in 1987...That season, Amaro batted .344, led the team with
New York Mets 77 runs scored and 38 steals in 67 games.
First Base Coach/Outfield • He and his father, Ruben Sr., a former Phillies first base coach,
Coach/Baserunning Coach remain the only father-son combination to ever play for the
Phillies.
• Ruben and his father were both elected to the Latin American
Sports Hall of Fame in 2013.
• Was elected to the John McLendon Minority Scholarship
Foundation in 2012.
• Inducted into Philadelphia's Jewish Sports Hall of Fame
• Appeared in an episode of ABC's The Goldbergs on January 3,
2017...Played the character of his father, Ruben Amaro Sr.

AMARO JR., RUBEN

YEAR CLUB LEAGUE
2016-2017 Boston American
2018- METS NATIONAL
PLAYING CAREER
AMARO JR., RUBEN

YEAR CLUB AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HBP BB SO SB CS SLG OBP E
1987 Salem (A) .282 71 241 51 68 7 3 3 31 3 6 7 49 28 27 11 .373 .409 17
1988 Midland (AA) .129 13 31 5 4 1 0 0 2 0 0 1 4 5 4 0 .161 .250 1
Palm Springs (A) .266 115 417 96 111 13 3 4 50 5 2 8 105 61 44 20 .341 .421 18
1989 Midland (AA) .382 29 110 28 42 9 2 3 9 2 2 1 10 19 7 1 .582 .431 2
Quad Cities (A) .360 59 200 50 72 9 4 3 27 0 1 7 42 25 20 8 .490 .484 4
1990 Edmonton (AAA) .289 82 318 53 92 15 4 3 32 5 3 7 40 43 32 14 .390 .378 2
Midland (AA) .357 57 224 50 80 15 6 4 38 2 2 9 29 23 10 8 .531 .447 0
1991 CALIFORNIA (AL) .217 10 23 0 5 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 3 0 0 .261 .308 1
Edmonton (AAA) .326 121 472 95 154 42 6 3 42 9 2 6 63 48 36 18 .460 .411 5
1992 PHILADELPHIA (NL) .219 126 374 43 82 15 6 7 34 4 2 9 37 54 11 5 .348 .303 2
Scranton/WB (AAA) .294 18 68 8 20 4 1 1 10 0 0 0 9 6 2 2 .426 .377 0
1993 PHILADELPHIA (NL) .333 25 48 7 16 2 2 1 6 3 1 0 6 5 0 0 .521 .400 1
Scranton/WB (AAA) .291 101 412 76 120 30 5 9 37 3 3 5 31 44 25 4 .454 .346 5
1994 CLEVELAND (AL) .217 26 23 5 5 1 0 2 5 0 0 0 2 3 2 1 .522 .280 1
Charlotte (AAA) .320 43 181 39 58 12 4 3 17 3 0 3 15 16 9 2 .481 .382 1
1995 CLEVELAND (AL) .200 28 60 5 12 3 0 1 7 2 0 2 4 6 1 3 .300 .273 0
Buffalo (AAA) .305 54 213 42 65 15 3 6 22 3 1 7 18 29 6 1 .488 .377 1
1996 PHILADELPHIA (NL) .316 61 117 14 37 10 0 2 15 1 0 3 9 18 0 0 .453 .380 0
Syracuse (AAA) .240 16 50 8 12 1 0 0 2 1 0 4 10 11 6 2 .260 .406 0
Scranton/WB (AAA) .278 52 180 28 50 10 3 2 22 1 0 3 14 29 7 1 .400 .340 1
1997 PHILADELPHIA (NL) .234 117 175 18 41 6 1 2 21 0 2 2 21 24 1 1 .314 .320 1
1998 PHILADELPHIA (NL) .187 92 107 7 20 5 0 1 10 1 3 0 6 15 0 0 .262 .224 0
Minor League Totals .304 831 3117 629 948 183 44 44 341 37 22 68 439 387 235 92 .434 .400 55
Major League Totals .235 485 927 99 218 43 9 16 100 11 8 16 88 128 15 10 .353 .310 6
SHUTOUTS IN BACK-TO-BACK STARTS

The 15 times in Mets history a pitcher has thrown a shutout in consecutive starts:
Pitcher Year Dates

1. Jerry Koosman 1968 April 11 at Los Angeles (4-0) & April 17 vs. San Francisco (3-0)
2. Tom Seaver 1968 June 25 at Cincinnati (4-0) & June 30 at Houston (1-0)
3. Jerry Koosman 1968 July 21 at St. Louis (1-0) & July 26 vs. Cincinnati (2-0)
4. Jerry Koosman 1969 June 18 at Philadelphia (2-0) & June 22 vs. St. Louis (1-0)
5. Jim McAndrew 1969 August 20 vs. San Francisco (6-0) & August 26 at San Diego (3-0)
6. Jerry Koosman 1969 September 12 at Pittsburgh (1-0) & September 17 at Montreal (5-0)
7. Tom Seaver 1975 June 10 at San Francisco (5-0) & June 15 at San Diego (6-0)
8. Tom Seaver 1975 August 27 vs. San Diego (7-0) & September 1 vs. Pittsburgh (3-0)
9. Tom Seaver 1977 April 12 vs. St. Louis (4-0) & April 17 vs. Chicago (6-0)
10. Jon Matlack 1977 May 13 vs. Los Angeles (3-0) & May 18 vs. San Francisco (2-0)
11. Pat Zachry 1980 July 25 vs. Cincinnati (2-0) & July 30 vs. Atlanta (3-0)
12. Dwight Gooden 1984 September 7 vs. Chicago (10-0) & September 12 vs. Pittsburgh (2-0)
13. David Cone 1992 April 28 vs. Houston (4-0) & May 3 at Atlanta (7-0)
14. David Cone 1992 May 19 at San Diego (8-0) & May 24 at San Francisco (6-0)
15. Johan Santana 2012 May 26 vs. San Diego (9-0) & June 1 vs. St. Louis (8-0)

COACHING CAREER
• Ricardo (Ricky) Bones was named the New York Mets bullpen
coach, October 14, 2011.
• Served as the Pitching Coach for Team Puerto Rico during the
2017 World Baseball Classic, which lost in the finals to the United
States...Held the same role for Team Puerto Rico during the 2013
World Baseball Classic, where they also finished second.
25 • Was the pitching coach for Caracas of the Venezuelan Winter
League in 2011...His staff finished second in the league in ERA.
• Was a pitching coach in the Mets’ minor league system for six
BONES, RICKY
ricky bones years (2006-2011).
• From 2009-2011, he was the pitching coach for New York’s Buffalo
Bullpen Coach (AAA) team of the International League.
• In 2007 and 2008, he was with Binghamton (AA) of the Eastern
OPENING DAY AGE League.
48 • In 2006, he helped St. Lucie (A) of the Florida State League to a
BIRTHDATE championship.
April 7, 1969
• From 2004-2005, he was with the Montreal Expos/Washington
BIRTHPLACE
Nationals organization...In 2005, he was the pitching coach for
Salinas, PR
Potomac (A) of the Carolina League...Held the same position for
RESIDES
Savannah (A) of the South Atlantic League in 2004.
Pembroke Pines, FL
APPOINTED
October 14, 2011
PLAYING CAREER
• Pitched for 11 years in the major leagues with San Diego (1991),
CONTRACT STATUS
Signed through 2019 Milwaukee (1992-1996), the Yankees (1996), Cincinnati (1997),
Kansas City (1997-1998), Baltimore (1999) and Florida (2000-2001).
• Amassed a career record of 63-82 with a 4.85 ERA (689 earned
COACHING TIMELINE runs/1278.1 innings) in 375 games (164 starts).
• Was named to the American League All-Star team in 1994,
2004 finishing the season 10-9 with a 3.43 ERA (65 earned runs/170.2
Montreal Expos innings).
Savannah (A) Pitching Coach • Collected a career-high 11 wins in 203.2 innings in 1993...Won
double-digit games for Milwaukee three straight years (11 in 1993,
2005 10 in 1994 and 10 in 1995).
Washington Nationals
Potomac (A) Pitching Coach BACKGROUND
• His wife, Wanda, is a first cousin of former major leaguer Ricky
2006 Ledee.
New York Mets
St. Lucie (A) Pitching Coach
2007-2008
New York Mets
Binghamton (AA) Pitching Coach
2009-2011
New York Mets
Buffalo (AAA) Pitching Coach
2012-
New York Mets
Bullpen Coach

BONES, RICKY

YEAR CLUB LEAGUE
2012- METS NATIONAL
PLAYING CAREER
YR CLUB W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB SO WP BK
1986 Spokane (A) 1-3 5.59 18 9 0 0 0 58.0 63 44 36 3 1 29 46 7 2
BONES, RICKY
1987 Charleston (A) 12-5 3.65 26 26 4 1 0 170.1 183 81 69 9 6 45 130 6 2
1988 Riverside (A) 15-6 3.64 25 25 5 2 0 175.1 162 80 71 11 4 64 129 14 5
1989 Wichita (AA) 10-9 5.74 24 24 2 0 0 136.1 162 103 87 22 2 47 88 7 3
1990 Wichita (AA) 6-4 3.48 21 21 2 1 0 137.0 138 66 53 15 5 45 96 6 4
Las Vegas (AAA) 2-1 3.47 5 5 0 0 0 36.1 45 17 14 2 1 10 25 1 0
1991 Las Vegas (AAA) 8-6 4.22 23 23 1 0 0 136.1 155 90 64 10 4 43 95 6 3
SAN DIEGO (NL) 4-6 4.83 11 11 0 0 0 54.0 57 33 29 3 0 18 31 4 0
1992 MILWAUKEE (AL) 9-10 4.57 31 28 0 0 0 163.1 169 90 83 27 9 48 65 3 2
1993 MILWAUKEE (AL) 11-11 4.86 32 31 3 0 0 203.2 222 122 110 28 8 63 63 6 1
1994 MILWAUKEE (AL) 10-9 3.43 24 24 4 1 0 170.2 166 76 65 17 3 45 57 8 0
1995 MILWAUKEE (AL) 10-12 4.63 32 31 3 0 0 200.1 218 108 103 26 4 83 77 5 2
1996 MILWAUKEE (AL) 7-14 5.83 32 23 0 0 0 145.0 170 104 94 28 9 62 59 2 0
NEW YORK (AL) 0-0 14.14 4 1 0 0 0 7.0 14 11 11 2 1 6 4 0 0
1997 Tucson (AAA) 5-0 2.79 8 7 0 0 0 42.0 40 18 13 2 3 8 22 0 1
CINCINNATI (NL) 0-1 10.19 9 2 0 0 0 17.2 31 22 20 2 2 11 8 0 0
KANSAS CITY (AL) 4-7 5.97 21 11 1 0 0 78.1 102 59 52 10 5 25 36 1 0
1998 Salt Lake (AAA) 5-1 3.42 8 8 0 0 0 47.1 41 20 18 5 3 19 41 1 0
Omaha (AAA) 1-2 8.59 3 3 0 0 0 14.2 19 16 14 5 0 10 8 1 0
KANSAS CITY (AL) 2-2 3.04 32 0 0 0 1 53.1 49 18 18 4 1 24 38 2 0
1999 BALTIMORE (AL) 0-3 5.98 30 2 0 0 0 43.2 59 29 29 7 2 19 26 3 0
2000 FLORIDA (NL) 2-3 4.54 56 0 0 0 0 77.1 94 43 39 6 3 27 59 2 1
2001 FLORIDA (NL) 4-4 5.06 61 0 0 0 0 64.0 71 39 36 7 3 33 41 0 0
2002 Las Vegas (AAA) 0-2 3.86 30 0 0 0 9 30.1 34 19 13 3 4 12 15 1 0
2003 Saltillo (MEX) 0-1 9.45 3 2 0 0 1 6.2 7 7 7 1 2 7 6 0 0
PRE-GAME TIME TABLE

Game Time 12:10 1:10 4:10 7:10 8:10
Mets Pitchers Hit 9:10-9:40 10:10-10:40 1:10-1:40 4:10-4:40 5:10-5:40
Mets BP 9:40-10:30 10:40-11:30 1:40-2:30 4:40-5:30 5:40-6:30
Visitors BP 10:30-11:10 11:30-12:10 2:30-3:10 5:30-6:10 6:30-7:10
Mets Infield 11:10-11:25 12:10-12:25 3:10-3:25 6:15-6:25 7:15-7:25
Visitors Infield 11:25-11:35 12:25-12:35 3:25-3:35 6:25-6:35 7:25-7:35
Grounds Crew 11:35 12:35 3:35 6:35 7:35

• Was named the New York Mets Bench Coach on November 15,
2017.
• Served as the Bench Coach for the American League East
Division champion Boston Red Sox in 2017...In addition to his role
as bench coach, DiSarcina coordinated Boston's Spring Training...
Coached on the same team as Ruben Amaro Jr.
10 • The 2017 campaign marked his eighth in the Red Sox organization
as a player, coach, manager or front office member.
• Worked on Mike Scioscia's staff with the Angels from 2014-2016...
gary disarcina Served as the third base coach in 2014 and 2015 before serving
as the first base coach in 2016.
Bench Coach • Managed four years in Boston's organization from 2007-2009 and
2013...Managed Lowell (A) of the New York-Penn League from
OPENING DAY AGE 2007-2009 and Pawtucket (AAA) of the International League in
50 2013.
BIRTHDATE • Posted a winning record in each of his four seasons as a minor
November 19, 1967 league manager and led the clubs to divisional titles in 2008,
BIRTHPLACE 2009 and 2013.
Malden, MA • Following his 2013 campaign with Pawtucket, he was named
RESIDES Baseball America's Minor League Manager of the Year.
Boston, MA
• Served as the Los Angeles Angels' Field Coordinator in 2012 after
APPOINTED
holding the title of Special Assistant to the General Manager for
November 15, 2017
the organization in 2011.
CONTRACT STATUS
Signed through 2019 • Was Boston's minor league field coordinator in 2010 and a
Baseball Operations consultant in 2006.
• Served on the coaching staff for Team Italy during the 2006 World
COACHING TIMELINE Baseball Classic.
2007-2010 PLAYING CAREER

Boston Red Sox • Spent his entire 12-year major league career with the Angels from
Lowell (A) Manager (2007-09) 1989-2000 after being selected by the team in the sixth-round of
Minor League Field the 1988 June First-Year Player Draft.
Coordinator (2010) • Posted a .258 career batting average in 1,086 major league
games...Was an All-Star in 1995 and was the team MVP in 1998.
2012 • Made 1,056 of his starts at shortstop and played no other position
Los Angeles Angels from 1992-2000.
Field Coordinator • After missing most of the 2000 season and all of 2001 due to
injury, his final season came in 2002 when he appeared in 35
2013 games with Pawtucket.
Boston Red Sox
Pawtucket (AAA) Manager
BACKGROUND
• Gary Thomas DiSarcina attended Billerica (MA) Memorial High
School.
2014-2016 • Attended the University of Massachusetts from 1986-1988...Was a
Los Angeles Angels career .336 hitter in his time at UMass.
Third Base Coach (2014-15) • Inducted into the UMass Athletic Hall of Fame in 2005.
First Base Coach (2016) • After retiring as a player, operated DiSarcina Baseball Academy in
his hometown of Billerica, MA.
2017 • Served as an analyst for NESN's pre-and-post game Red Sox
Boston Red Sox coverage from 2005-2006.
Bench Coach • Resides in Boston with his two children, Carlee and Gary Jr.
2018-
New York Mets
Bench Coach

DiSARCINA, GARY
MANAGERIAL CAREER
YEAR TEAM LEAGUE W-L PCT. POS
2007 Lowell (Boston) New York-Penn 40-36 .526 2nd
2008 Lowell (Boston) New York-Penn 40-33 .548 1st
2009 Lowell (Boston) New York-Penn 45-30 .600 1st
2013 Pawtucket (Boston) International 80-63 .559 1st
Minor League Totals 205-162 .559
DiSARCINA, GARY
YEAR TEAM LEAGUE
2014-2016 Los Angeles American
2017 Boston American
2018- METS NATIONAL
PLAYING CAREER
YEAR TEAM AVG G AB R
H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HBP BB SO SB CS SLG OBP E
1988 Bend (A) .305 71 295
90 40
11 5 2 39 4 4 2 27 34 7 4 .397 .363 27
1989 Midland (AA) .286 126 441
126 18 65 7 4 54 7 5 4 24 54 11 6 .385 .325 30
CALIFORNIA (AL) --- 2 00 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- --- 0
1990 Edmonton (AAA) .212 97 330
70 12 46 2 4 37 5 2 4 25 46 5 3 .297 .274 24
CALIFORNIA (AL) .140 18 578 18 1 0 0 1 0 0 3 10 1 0 .193 .183 4
1991 Edmonton (AAA) .310 119 390
121 21 61 4 4 58 4 3 9 29 32 16 5 .415 .369 20
CALIFORNIA (AL) .211 18 57
12 25 0 0 3 2 0 2 3 4 0 0 .246 .274 4
1992 CALIFORNIA (AL) .247 157 518
128 19 48 0 3 42 5 3 7 20 50 9 7 .301 .283 25
1993 CALIFORNIA (AL) .238 126 416
99 20 44 1 3 45 5 3 6 15 38 5 7 .313 .273 14
1994 CALIFORNIA (AL) .260 112 389
101 14 53 2 3 33 10 2 2 18 28 3 7 .329 .294 9
1995 CALIFORNIA (AL) .307 99 362
111 28 61 6 5 41 7 3 2 20 25 7 4 .459 .344 6
1996 CALIFORNIA (AL) .256 150 536
137 26 62 4 5 48 16 1 2 21 36 2 1 .347 .286 20
1997 ANAHEIM (AL) .246 154 549
135 28 52 2 4 47 8 5 4 17 29 7 8 .326 .271 15
1998 ANAHEIM (AL) .287 157 551
158 39 73 3 3 56 12 3 8 21 51 11 7 .385 .321 14
1999 Lake Elsinore (A) .083 4 121 00 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 .083 .154 1
Erie (AA) .300 5 206 01 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 4 0 2 .300 .300 0
ANAHEIM (AL) .229 81 271
62 32
7 1 1 29 9 1 2 15 32 2 2 .273 .273 15
2000 ANAHEIM (AL) .395 12 38
15 26 0 1 11 2 0 1 1 3 0 1 .526 .425 5
2001 Did Not Play - Injured
2002 Pawtucket (AAA) .243 35 144 23 35 11 2 1 9 2 2 4 8 15 0 1 .368 .297 3
METS FAMILY
The following is a list of Mets players who have played 10 or more years with the club:
PLAYER # of Years Years
Ed Kranepool.....................................................................18 ............................................................................. 1962-1979
John Franco.......................................................................14 ............................................................................1990-2004
DAVID WRIGHT ........................................................14 ...........................................................2004-PRESENT
Bud Harrelson ...................................................................13 ..............................................................................1965-1977
Jerry Grote .........................................................................12 ..............................................................................1966-1977
Cleon Jones ......................................................................12 ..............................................................................1963-1975
Tom Seaver ........................................................................12 ...................................................................1967-1977; 1983
Craig Swan.........................................................................12 ..............................................................................1973-1984
Ron Hodges.......................................................................12 ..............................................................................1973-1984
Jerry Koosman ..................................................................12 ..............................................................................1967-1978
JOSÉ REYES .............................................................. 11 ........................................2003-2011, 2016-PRESENT
Dwight Gooden ................................................................ 11 .............................................................................. 1984-1994

• Named the Mets pitching coach on November 15, 2017.
• Served as the pitching coach for the Kansas City Royals from
2012-2017.
• Under his direction, the Royals' pitching staff led the American
League in ERA in 2013 with a 3.45 mark...It was Kansas City's
lowest ERA since 1978 and first ERA title since 1986.
58 • The Royals ranked in the top five in bullpen ERA among American
League clubs from 2012-2016...The club's 3.04 bullpen ERA in that
time was the lowest in MLB.
dave eiland • In 2015, the Kansas City bullpen set a franchise record with 56
saves...Overall, the Royals' bullpen that year was second in the
Pitching Coach majors with a 2.72 ERA.
• Spent the 2011 season in the Tampa Bay Rays organization as a
OPENING DAY AGE special assistant to Executive VP of Baseball Operations Andrew
51 Freidman.
BIRTHDATE • Served as the New York Yankees major league pitching coach
July 5, 1966 for three seasons from 2008-2010, including the 2009 World
BIRTHPLACE Championship club.
Dade City, FL • Led the Yankees pitching staff to improvements in club ERA over
RESIDES each of his three seasons in New York.
Wesley Chapel, FL
• Began his coaching career in 2003 as the pitching coach with the
APPOINTED
Staten Island Yankees (A) of the New York-Penn League.
November 15, 2017
• Also served as a pitching coach at Trenton (AA) of the Eastern
CONTRACT STATUS
Signed through 2020 League from 2005-2006 and Scranton/Wilkes Barre (AAA) of the
International League in 2007.
COACHING TIMELINE PLAYING CAREER

• Appeared in 92 major league games, including 70 starts over
2003-2004 10 seasons with the New York Yankees (1988-1991), San Diego
New York Yankees Padres (1992-1993, 1995) and Tampa Bay Devil Rays (1998-2000)...
Staten Island (A) Pitching Coach Compiled a 12-27 career record with a 5.74 ERA in those 92 major
league games.
2005-2006 • Two Tommy John surgeries led to his retirement in 2002.
New York Yankees • Was selected by the Yankees in the seventh-round of the 1987
Trenton (AA) Pitching Coach June Draft.
• Was both the Yankees Minor League Pitcher of the Year and the
2007 International League Pitcher of the Year in 1990.
New York Yankees
Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (AAA)
BACKGROUND
• David William Eiland graduated from Zephyrhills High School (FL)
Pitching Coach
where he played baseball, football, basketball and golf...Had his
baseball number retired at Zephyrhills.
2008-2010 • Began his collegiate career at the University of Florida in 1985,
New York Yankees originally to play football for the Gators, before transferring to the
Pitching Coach University of South Florida in 1986 to play baseball.
• Earned All-Sun Belt Honors and was a pre-season All-American in
2012-2017 1986.
Kansas City Royals • In 1999, he served as a consultant as well as a body double for
Pitching Coach Kevin Costner in the film For the Love of the Game.
• Inducted into the International League's Hall of Fame in 2012.
2018- • Is active in charity work with the Pediatric Cancer Foundation.
New York Mets • Dave and his wife, Sandra, make their home in Wesley Chapel,
Pitching Coach FL...They have two daughters, Nicole and Natalie.

E I L A N D, DAV E

YEAR TEAM LEAGUE
2008-2010 New York American
2012-2017 Kansas City American
2018- METS NATIONAL
PLAYING CAREER
EILAND, DAVE
1987 Fort Lauderdale (A) 5-3 1.88 8 8 4 1 0 62.1 57 17 13 0 0 8 28 1 1
Oneonta (A) 4-0 1.84 5 5 0 0 0 29.1 20 6 6 1 0 3 16 2 0
1988 NEW YORK (AL) 0-0 6.39 3 3 0 0 0 12.2 15 9 9 6 2 4 7 0 0
Columbus (AAA) 1-1 2.59 4 4 0 0 0 24.1 25 8 7 4 1 6 13 1 0
Albany-Colonie (AA) 9-5 2.56 18 18 7 2 0 119.1 95 39 34 8 1 22 66 2 0
1989 NEW YORK (AL) 1-3 5.77 6 6 0 0 0 34.1 44 25 22 5 2 13 11 0 0
Columbus (AAA) 9-4 3.76 18 18 2 0 0 103.0 107 47 43 10 1 21 45 1 1
1990 NEW YORK (AL) 2-1 3.56 5 5 0 0 0 30.1 31 14 12 2 0 5 16 0 0
Columbus (AAA) 16-5 2.87 27 26 11 3 0 175.1 155 63 56 8 1 32 96 2 2
1991 NEW YORK (AL) 2-5 5.33 18 13 0 0 0 72.2 87 51 43 10 3 23 18 0 0
Columbus (AAA) 6-1 2.40 9 9 2 0 0 60.0 54 22 16 5 2 7 18 1 0
1992 SAN DIEGO (NL) 0-2 5.67 7 7 0 0 0 27.0 33 21 17 1 0 5 10 0 1
Las Vegas (AAA) 4-5 5.23 14 14 0 0 0 63.2 78 43 37 4 0 11 31 0 0
1993 SAN DIEGO (NL) 0-3 5.21 10 9 0 0 0 48.1 58 33 28 5 1 17 14 1 0
Charlotte (AAA) 1-3 5.30 8 8 0 0 0 35.2 42 22 21 8 1 12 13 0 0
Okla. City (AAA) 3-1 4.29 7 7 1 0 0 35.2 39 18 17 1 1 9 15 0 0
1994 Columbus (AAA) 9-6 3.58 26 26 0 0 0 140.2 141 72 56 12 1 33 84 2 0
1995 NEW YORK (AL) 1-1 6.30 4 1 0 0 0 10.0 16 10 7 1 1 3 6 1 0
Columbus (AAA) 8-7 3.14 19 18 1 1 0 109.0 109 44 38 0 3 22 62 1 0
1996 Louisville (AAA) 0-1 5.55 8 6 0 0 0 24.1 27 17 15 2 2 8 17 0 0
Columbus (AAA) 8-4 2.92 15 15 3 0 0 92.1 77 37 30 9 2 13 76 2 0
1997 Columbus (AAA) 4-2 6.64 13 11 0 0 0 62.1 80 47 46 8 0 14 43 0 0
Tampa (A) 1-0 3.75 3 3 0 0 0 12.0 11 5 5 0 0 0 11 0 0
GCL Yankees (R) 0-1 9.00 2 1 0 0 0 7.0 12 8 7 0 0 0 5 0 0
1998 TAMPA BAY (AL) 0-1 20.25 1 1 0 0 0 2.2 6 6 6 0 0 3 1 0 0
Durham (AAA) 13-5 2.99 28 28 2 1 0 171.2 177 70 57 13 1 27 112 2 0
1999 TAMPA BAY (AL) 4-8 5.60 21 15 0 0 0 80.1 98 59 50 8 3 27 53 2 1
Durham (AAA) 5-3 3.36 10 10 0 0 0 59.0 60 26 22 7 1 9 46 0 0
2000 TAMPA BAY (AL) 2-3 7.24 17 10 0 0 0 54.2 77 46 44 8 4 18 17 1 0
Durham (AAA) 2-1 4.63 4 4 0 0 0 23.1 31 13 12 2 0 3 10 0 0
Orlando (AA) 1-0 1.59 2 2 0 0 0 11.1 7 3 2 2 1 1 8 0 0
LONGEST TEAM SCORELESS STREAKS

The club record for consecutive shutout innings is 42.0, held by the 1969 World Champions from
September 23-September 28 as they were gearing up for the playoffs…Included in that streak were
six shutout frames vs. St. Louis on September 23, a complete game victory by Gary Gentry over the
Cards on September 24, complete game wins by Jerry Koosman and Tom Seaver at Philadelphia on
September 26 and 27 and a 2-0 victory over the Phillies on September 28…Just a few weeks earlier,
the same Mets pitching staff had tossed 36.0 straight shutout innings from September 10-September
13…The longest the Mets have ever been held scoreless is 39.0 innings, from September 11-September
15, 1963.
TEAM SCORELESS STREAKS
42.0 innings — September 23-September 28, 1969
36.0 innings — September 10-September 13, 1969
35.0 innings — May 25-May 28, 2010

COACHING CAREER
• Promoted to hitting coach on November 15, 2017...Previously
served as the club's assistant hitting coach from December 4,
2014 through the 2017 season.
• The Mets had a franchise-record 224 home runs in 2017...Broke
the mark set in 2016 (218 homers).
• From September, 2004-2014, he was the Director of Player
6 Development for the New York Yankees…From September, 2004-
2013, was the Field Coordinator, and in 2005, 2012 and 2013 he
was also the team’s hitting coordinator.
pat roessler • In 2006, served as the manager of Charleston (A) of the South
Atlantic League from July 12 through the end of the season.
Hitting Coach • From 2002-2004, he was the minor league hitting coordinator for
the Houston Astros.
OPENING DAY AGE • In 2000 and 2001, was the major league hitting coach for the
58 Montreal Expos.
BIRTHDATE • In addition, he served as the minor league hitting coordinator for
December 27, 1959 the Expos from 1995-1997.
BIRTHPLACE
• Worked in the Chicago White Sox organization from 1988-1994…
Phoenix, AZ
Was the hitting coach for South Bend (A) of the Midwest League
RESIDES
in 1994, for Sarasota (A) of the Florida State League in 1993, for
Sarasota, FL
Birmingham (AA) of the Southern League from 1990-1992, for
APPOINTED
Sarasota again in 1989…Was a roving hitting instructor in 1988.
November 15, 2017
• From 1983-1988, he was an assistant baseball coach with Old
CONTRACT STATUS
Signed through 2019 Dominion (VA) University.
BACKGROUND
• In 1983 he received a B.A. degree in Physical Education from the
University of Arizona and an M.A. in Sports Management from
Old Dominion in 1987...Was a member of the 1980 College World
Series champions at Arizona.
• Nicknamed "Six" because of his uniform number.
COACHING TIMELINE
1983-1988 2004-2014
Old Dominion University New York Yankees
Assistant Baseball Coach Director of Player Development (2004-2014)
Field Coordinator (2004-2013)
1988-1994 Major League Hitting Coordinator (2005, 2012-2013)
Chicago White Sox Manager - Charleston (A) (July 2006-End of season)
Roving Minor League Hitting Instructor (1988)
Sarasota (A) Hitting Coach (1989, 1993) 2015-
Birmingham (AA) Hitting Coach (1990-1992) New York Mets
South Bend (A) Hitting Coach (1994) Assistant Hitting Coach (2015-2017)
Hitting Coach (2018-present)
1995-2001
Montreal Expos
Minor League Hitting Coordinator (1995-1997)
Hitting Coach (2000-2001)
2002-2004
Houston Astros
Minor League Hitting Coordinator

R O E S S L E R , PAT

YEAR CLUB LEAGUE
2000-2001 Montreal National
2005 New York American
2012-2013 New York American
2015- METS NATIONAL
ROESSLER, PAT
MANAGERIAL RECORD
2006 Charleston South Atlantic (A) 29-22 .569 2nd
ALL-TIME COACHES
Acta, Manny ...........2005-2006 Hoscheit, Vern ......... 1984-1987 Robson, Tom .......... 1997-2000,
Alicea, Luis..........................2009 Hough, Charlie .......2001-2002 ................................................2002
Aguayo, Luis .......................2008 Howard, Frank ....... 1982-1984, ROESSLER, PAT ............. 2015-
Alomar, Sandy, Sr. ....2005-2009 ......................................1994-1996 Rojas, Cookie .......... 1997-2000
Apodaca, Bob ..........1996-1999 Hudgens, Dave......... 2011-2014 Ruffing, Red.........................1962
Baylor, Don .............2003-2004 Jackson, Al ..............1999-2000 Ruhle, Vern .........................2003
Benedict, Bruce .......1997-1999 Johnson, Darrell ................. 1993 Scott, Dick................. 2016-2017
BONES, RICKY .............. 2012- Johnson, Deron...................1981 SHERLOCK, GLENN .......2017-
Berra, Yogi ................. 1965-1971 Johnson, Howard .. 2007-2010 Shines, Razor ..........2009-2010
Brantley, Mickey.................1999 Johnson, Lamar..................2014 Silverio, Nelson .................2004
Burgess, Tom ...................... 1977 Kress, Red ............................1962 Sisler, Dick ................ 1979-1980
Cavaretta, Phil ..........1975-1978 Landestoy, Rafael ..............1996 Sommers, Dennis .... 1977-1978
Chambliss, Chris ...............2002 La Roche, Dave ....... 1992-1993 Spahn, Warren ....................1965
Conti, Guy ...............2005-2008 Lavagetto, Cookie .. 1962-1963 Spencer, Tom .......................1991
Cottier, Chuck ........... 1979-1981 Long, Kevin ............... 2015-2017 Staub, Rusty ...................... 1982*
Cubbage, Mike ........1990-1996 Lopez, Juan ............ 2002-2003 Stearns, John ......... 2000-2001
Debus, Jon............................2011 Manuel, Jerry .........2005-2008 Stephenson, John .. 1992-1993
Down, Rick ..............2005-2007 Maxvill, Dal .......................... 1978 Stottlemyre, Mel ...... 1984-1993
Dusan, Gene .......................1983 Mays, Willie................ 1974-1979 Swisher, Steve .........1994-1996
Edwards, Doc ............1990-1991 McCraw, Tom ........... 1992-1996 Tim Teufel ................. 2012-2016
Engle, Dave .............2001-2002 McCullough, Clyde............1963 Valentine, Bobby .... 1983-1985
Floyd, Bobby ..........2001, 2004 McMillan, Roy............1973-1976 Waits, Rick ..........................2003
Foote, Barry.............. 1992-1993 Monbouquette, Bill..... 1982-1983 Walker, Rube ............. 1968-1981
Frey, Jim .................... 1982-1983 Murphy, John ...................... 1967 Wallace, Dave .........1999-2000
Galante, Matt.......... 2002-2004 Natera, Luis .........................2014 Walling, Denny ......2003-2004
Geren, Bob ............... 2012-2015 Niemann, Randy......1997-1999, Warthen, Dan .......... 2008-2017
Gibson, Bob..........................1981 .............2001-2002, 2009-2010 Westrum, Wes..........1964-1965
Goodwin, Tom ..........2012-2017 Nieto, Tom...........................2008 White, Ernie .........................1963
Haddix, Harvey ....... 1966-1967 Oberkfell, Ken......... 2008, 2011 Wilson, Mookie .......1997-2002,
Hale, Chip .................2009-2011 Parker, Salty ........................ 1967 ..................................................2011
Harder, Mel .........................1964 Pavlick, Greg ...........1985-1986, Wine, Bobby ............. 1993-1996
Harrelson, Bud .................1982, .................1988-1991, 1994-1996 Yost, Ed ...................... 1968-1975
......................................1985-1990 Perlozzo, Sam ...........1987-1989
Heffner, Don.............1964-1965 Peterson, Rick........2004-2008 * Player Coach
Hemus, Solly ............ 1962-1963 Pettis, Gary .............2003-2004
Henderson, Rickey ........... 2007 Pignatano, Joe.......... 1968-1981
Herzog, Whitey .................1966 Robinson, Bill ........... 1984-1989
Hiller, Chuck ........................1990 Robinson, Sheriff ..... 1964-1967,
Hornsby, Rogers ................1962 ...................................................... 1972

COACHING CAREER
• Glenn Patrick Sherlock was named the Mets third base coach and
catching instructor on November 15, 2016.
• Enters his 35th year in professional baseball.
• Prior to joining the Mets, he spent 19 years on the Arizona
Diamondbacks coaching staff...He was the only coach to be on
the staff since the club’s inception in 1998...He spent three years
53 as the DBacks bench coach (2003, 2015-2016) and was their
bullpen and catching coach from 1998-2002 and 2005-2013.
• Was Arizona’s third base coach in 2004 and 2014 and also served
glenn sherlock as Arizona’s minor league catching coordinator from 1996-1997.
• Served as a scout for Arizona during the 1997 Expansion Draft.
Third Base Coach • Was Mariano Rivera’s first manager in professional baseball in
1990 with the Gulf Coast Yankees.
OPENING DAY AGE • Managed three seasons in the Yankees organization, going 121-
57 128 from 1990-1991, and 1993 with the rookie level Gulf Coast
BIRTHDATE Yankees and Fort Lauderdale (A) affiliate in the Florida State
September 26, 1960 League...Was a catching instructor in 1992.
BIRTHPLACE • Managed the Canberra Bushrangers of the Australian Baseball
Nahant, MA League in 1993.
RESIDES
• Among catchers he has coached are: Jorge Posada, Mike Stanley,
Scottsdale, AZ
Bob Melvin, Brad Ausmus, Jim Leyritz, Kelly Stinnett, Miguel
APPOINTED
Montero, Henry Blanco and Tuffy Gosewisch.
November 15, 2016
CONTRACT STATUS
Signed through 2019
PLAYING CAREER
• A former catcher, he played 297 minor league games in the Astros
(1983-1986) and Yankees (1987-1989) organizations...Reached
COACHING TIMELINE Triple-A with the Yankees.
• Was drafted in the 21st-round of the 1983 Free Agent Draft by the
1990 Houston Astros.
New York Yankees
GCL Yankees (R) Manager BACKGROUND
(1990) • Earned a B.A. in Environmental Studies at Rollins College (FL)...
Ft. Lauderdale (A) Manager Honored with the Rollins College Hall of Fame Achievement
(1991) Award and earned Sunshine State All-Star status.
GCL Yankees (R) Manager • Played three years for Yarmouth-Dennis in the Cape Cod Summer
(1993) League.
• Graduated in 1979 from St. John’s Prep in Danvers, MA...Was all-
1993 state in baseball...Also played football.
Australian Baseball League • Operates a catching camp in Arizona during the offseason.
Canberra Bushrangers • Completed the 2013 Ironman Arizona.
Manager • Glenn and his wife, Lisa, have a son, Tim, and a daughter, Cara...
Tim was the DBacks’ 40th-round pick in the 2009 First-Year
1996-2016 Player Draft from Duke University...He was originally selected
Arizona Diamondbacks by the Phillies in the 32nd round of the 2005 draft, but chose to
Minor League Catching attend Duke...Tim played from 2009-2010, hitting .219 in 81 minor
Coordinator (1996-1997) league games.
Bullpen/Catching Coach
(1998-2002 and 2005-2013)
Bench Coach (2003, 2015-
2016)
Third Base Coach (2004,
2014)
2017-
New York Mets
Third Base Coach/Catching
Coach

SHERLOCK, GLENN

YEAR CLUB LEAGUE
1998-2016 Arizona National
2017- METS NATIONAL
MANAGERIAL RECORD
SHERLOCK, GLENN
1990 Yankees (R) Gulf Coast 32-30 .516 T4th
1991 Ft. Lauderdale (A) Florida State 59-69 .461 5th
1993 Yankees (R) Gulf Coast 30-29 .508 3rd
Minor League Totals 121-128 .486
PLAYING CAREER
YEAR TEAM AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HBP BB SO SB CS SLG OBP E
1983 Auburn (A) .328 35 125 15 41 5 1 1 18 1 1 1 9 17 2 0 .408 .375 1
1984 Auburn (A) .226 57 177 13 40 4 0 0 16 3 1 0 8 29 6 1 .249 .258 13
Asheville (A) .244 31 82 9 20 4 1 2 13 2 0 1 7 11 2 1 .390 .311 1
1985 Osceola (A) .198 40 81 8 16 2 1 0 8 3 1 1 8 16 2 1 .247 .275 1
Asheville (A) .274 22 62 5 17 3 0 1 8 0 0 0 4 8 0 0 .371 .318 3
1986 Osceloa (A) .246 59 175 12 43 3 0 1 22 1 0 0 9 18 0 0 .280 .283 5
Columbus (AA) .308 4 13 4 4 0 1 1 5 0 0 0 3 2 0 0 .692 .438 1
1987 Albany-Colonie (AA) .250 4 12 0 3 1 0 0 2 1 1 0 1 2 0 0 .333 .286 1
Columbus (AAA) .214 6 14 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 3 0 0 .214 .267 0
1988 Albany-Colonie (AA) .125 6 16 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 5 0 0 .125 .176 0
Columbus (AAA) .253 32 95 9 24 4 0 1 6 0 0 0 7 18 0 0 .326 .304 1
1989 Albany-Colonie (AA) --- 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- --- 0
MARATHON GAMES
Date Opponent Inn. Score Winner Loser Site
9-11-74 Cardinals 25 L, 3-4 S. Siebert Webb Shea
4-15-68 Astros 24 L, 0-1 Blasingame Rohr Houston
5-31-64 Giants 23 L, 6-8 G. Perry Cisco Shea
4-17-10 Cardinals 20 W, 2-1 Rodriguez Mather St. Louis
6-8-13 Marlins 20 L, 1-2 Slowey Marcum Citi Field
7-4-85 Braves 19 W, 16-13 Gorman Camp Atlanta
5-24-73 Dodgers 19 W, 7-3 Stone Rau LA
7-19-15 Cardinals 18 W, 3-1 C. Torres Martinez St. Louis
4-28-85 Pirates 18 W, 5-4 Gorman Tunnell Shea
8-26-80 Padres 18 L, 6-8 Rasmussen Falcone Shea
6-18-79 Astros 18 L, 2-3 Roberge Hausman Houston
9-16-75 Expos 18 W, 4-3 Baldwin DeMola Shea
8-1-72 Phillies 18 W, 3-2 Sadecki Brandon Shea
10-2-65 Phillies 18 0-0 — — Shea
8-5-71 Braves 17 L, 1-2 Barber R. Taylor Atlanta
8-19-68 Giants 17 L, 0-1 Linzy R. Taylor Shea
5-21-68 Pirates 17 W, 4-3 R. Taylor Moose Shea
5-13-66 Giants 17 L, 4-5 Priddy Eilers Shea
4-19-76 Cardinals 17 W, 4-3 Apodaca Wallace St. Louis
7-9-77 Expos 17 W, 7-5 P. Siebert McEnaney Shea
6-10-83 Expos 17 W, 4-2 Ownbey B. Smith Shea
9-29-93 Cardinals 17 W, 1-0 Greer Lancaster Shea
7-7-07 Astros 17 W, 5-3 Sele Moehler Houston

COACHING CAREER
• Named the Mets Assistant Hitting Coach on November 15, 2017.
• Prior to joining the Mets, Slater spent nine seasons as a coach in
the Yankees' organization.
• Served as the hitting coach for the Trenton Thunder (AA) of the
Eastern League in the New York Yankees system in 2017.
• In his first stint as Trenton's hitting coach in 2012, the Thunder led
56 the league with a .423 slugging percentage and a club-record 162
home runs.
• Also was a hitting coach with Tampa (A) of the Florida State
Tom Slater League in 2015 and 2016.
• Served as the Yankees' roving minor league hitting instructor from
Asst. Hitting Coach 2013-2014.
• Managed the Staten Island Yankees to a New York-Penn League
OPENING DAY AGE Championship in 2011.
49 • Was the manager of the GCL Yankees (R) in 2009 and 2010,
BIRTHDATE winning the division title in 2009.
April 6, 1968
• Prior to joining the Yankees he was a collegiate baseball coach
BIRTHPLACE
for 17 years with stays at Auburn University (1995-2000 and
Charlottesville, VA
2005-2008), the Virginia Military Institute (2001-2003) and the
RESIDES
University of Florida (2004).
Lutz, FL
• Served as the hitting coach and third base coach for the 2006
APPOINTED
November 15, 2017 USA Baseball National team that captured gold at the World
Championships in Cuba.
CONTRACT STATUS
Signed through 2019 • Was the head coach at VMI from 2001-2003 and at Auburn from
2005-2008...In 2003, his final year at the Virginia Military Institute,
Slater was named the Southern Conference Coach of the Year as
COACHING TIMELINE the club collected a school-record for wins (24) and posted its first
winning record in league play in 14 seasons.
1995-2000 • During his college tenure, Slater was a part of staffs that have
Auburn University advanced to seven NCAA Regional appearances, three regional
Assistant Coach championships (1997, 1999 and 2004), a pair of Super Regional
berths (1999 and 2004) and one appearance in the College World
2001-2003 Series (1997).
Virginia Military Institute • Began his coaching career in 1991 with St. Christopher's School in
Head Coach Richmond, VA before serving as an assistant with Marshall in 1992
and VMI in 1993-1994.
2004
University of Florida BACKGROUND
Assistant Coach • Tom Slater graduated from the Virginia Military Institute in 1990.
• Was a four-year starter for the Keydets...Ended his career ranked
2005-2008 in the school's top-five in RBI, total bases, runs scored and
Auburn University doubles...Helped lead VMI to a Southern Conference Northern
Head Coach Division Championship in 1988.
• Tom and his wife, Beth, have two children (Julie and Jack).
2006
USA Baseball National Team
Hitting/Third Base Coach
2009-2017 2018-
New York Yankees New York Mets
GCL (R) Manager (2009-10) Assistant Hitting Coach
Staten Island (A) Manager (2011)
Trenton (AA) Hitting Coach (2012, 2017)
Roving Hitting Instructor (2013-14)
Tampa (A) Hitting Coach (2015-16)

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BULLPEN CATCHERS
dave racaniello eric langill
Bullpen Catcher Bullpen Catcher
OPENING DAY AGE OPENING DAY AGE
39 38
BIRTHDATE BIRTHDATE
June 3, 1978 April 9, 1979
BIRTHPLACE BIRTHPLACE
Stamford, CT Kirkland, Quebec, CA
RESIDES RESIDES
Stamford, CT Kirkland, Quebec, CA
• David (Dave) Racaniello begins his 18th season • Eric Joseph Langill joined the Mets in June
as a Mets bullpen catcher. of 2011 and begins his eighth full season as a
• Played baseball for two years at Norwalk bullpen catcher.
Community College...His team won the Junior • Was a 34th round draft pick of Montreal in the
College World Championship. June, 1999 First-Year Player Draft and played in
• Attended Central Connecticut College the Expos’ farm system until 2002...Joined the
for one year. Dodgers organization that season.
• Graduated from West Hill High School in • With Los Angeles, he was invited to major
Stamford, CT where he played baseball for league spring training in 2006 and spent parts
coach Frank Donatucci. of two seasons at Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific
• Climbed Mount Kilimanjaro in January, 2012. Coast League in 2004 and 2006.
• Completed his second NYC Marathon in 2014. • Attended Des Moines (IA) Community College.
• Eric was born and still makes his home in
Kirkland, Quebec, Canada.

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Peter
NON-ROSTER INVITEE BIRTHDATE: December 7, 1994
BIRTHPLACE: Tampa, FL
ALONSO
RESIDES: Tampa, FL
MLB SERVICE TIME: 0 Years, 0 Days
SIGNED BY: Jon Updike
HOW OBTAINED: Mets second-round pick in
the 2016 First-Year Player Draft
CONTRACT STATUS: Signed through 2018
74 INF
2017 SEASON ALONSO on social media

• Began and spent most of the season with St. @PeterAlonso20
Lucie (A) of the Florida State League...Promoted @pistol_pete20
to Binghamton (AA) of the Eastern League on
August 24. achievement and good sportsmanship...Turned
• Named a MiLB organization All-Star and a in a career high school batting average of .460
Baseball America High Class-A All-Star. (116-252) and drove in 99 runs.
• Selected to the Florida State League post- • Was invited to the USA Baseball 18-U National
season All-Star team. Team trials.
• Was tied for second in the FSL in homers (16) • Attended University of Florida...Was named
and was tied for 10th in RBI (58). to the 2015 SEC All-Tournament Team as a
• Was the FSL Player of the Week twice (June sophomore and a 2016 Dick Howser Trophy
19-25 and July 17-23). Semi-Finalist as a junior...Also was a NCBWA
first-team All America, Perfect Game/Rawlings
• Earned Florida State League Player of the Month
first-team All America, ABCA/Rawlings second-
honors in July after hitting .336 (39-116) with
team All America, a Baseball America third-team
seven doubles, eight homers and 26 RBI.
All America and an All-SEC second-team
• Hit safely in nine of his 11 games (14-45, .311) with selection during his junior season.
the Rumble Ponies, including a two home run
• As a junior he ranked fourth in the SEC with a
performance against Erie on August 30.
.374 batting average (79-211),...Tallied 60 RBI and
• Placed on the Disabled List on April 12 with a 51 runs scored...His .659 slugging percentage
broken left hand after being hit by a pitch while led the conference.
playing against Bradenton Marauders on April
• Hit .500 (16-32) in the 2016 NCAA Tournament
11...Returned to action on May 26.
with five home runs and 13 RBI...Was named
the Most Outstanding Player of the Gainesville
2016 SEASON Regional.
• Made his professional debut for Brooklyn (A) of
the New York-Penn League on July 9 against
Hudson Valley, going 1-4 with a double.
CAREER TRANSACTIONS
• Selected by the New York Mets in the second-
• Named a mid-season New York-Penn League round (64th overall) of the 2016 First-Year Player
All-Star. Draft.
• Was a Baseball America short-season All-Star.
BACKGROUND
• Peter Morgan Alonso graduated from Plant High
School (FL) the same school as Hall of Famer
Wade Boggs...Recipient of the 2013 Wade
Boggs Athletic Achievement Award, based
upon outstanding athletic skills, academic
CAREER STATISTICS
YEAR TEAM AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HB BB SO SB CS SLG OBP E
2016 Brooklyn (A) .321 30 109 20 35 12 1 5 21 0 2 1 11 22 0 1 .587 .382 0
2017 St. Lucie (A) .286 82 308 45 88 23 0 16 58 0 1 12 25 64 3 4 .516 .361 18
Binghamton (AA) .311 11 45 7 14 4 1 2 5 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 .578 .340 1

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BIRTHDATE: April 16, 1993
BIRTHPLACE: Springfield, GA
BASHLOR
RESIDES: Punta Gorda, FL
SIGNED BY: Jim Bryant
HOW OBTAINED: Mets 11th-round pick in
62 RHP
2017 SEASON bashlor on social media

• Began and spent most of the season with St. @TylerBashlor
Lucie (A) of the Florida State League...Promoted @tbash100
to Binghamton (AA) of the Eastern League on
July 21. 2014-2015 SEASONS
BASHLOR, TYLER
• Named to the mid-season Florida State League • Did not play while recovering from Tommy John
All-Star team. surgery performed in 2014.
• Did not allow a run in his 12 games with the
Rumble Ponies (14.2 innings)...Was 1-0 and was BACKGROUND
3-3 in save opportunities...Allowed seven hits, • Tyler Morris Bashlor graduated from the Calvary
walked four and struck out 23...Opponents went Day High School (GA) in Savannah before
7-49 (.143) against him with Binghamton. attending South Georgia State College.
• Earned a save in Game 1 of Binghamton's • Pitched in the Futures Collegiate Baseball
Eastern League semi-finals playoffs vs. Trenton... League in Connecticut following his freshman
Had three strikeouts in 1.0 inning of work. year at South Georgia State College, where he
• Was 10-14 in save opportunities with St. Lucie. played the outfield...Returned for his sophomore
• Stuck out 61 batters in 35.0 innings with St. Lucie year where he pitched for the Hawks.
(15.7 strikeouts per 9.0 innings).
• Whiffed five batters in 2.0 innings on May 31 vs. CAREER TRANSACTIONS
Daytona Beach. • Selected by the New York Mets in the 11th-round
of the 2013 First-Year Player Draft.
2016 SEASON
• Was 4-2 with a 2.50 ERA (14 earned runs/50.1
innings) in 34 games for Columbia (A) of the
South Atlantic League...Also appeared in four
games for St. Lucie (A) of the Florida State
League.
• Was his first game action since undergoing
Tommy John surgery in 2014.
CAREER STATISTICS
2013 Kingsport (R) 0-1 5.74 13 0 0 0 0 15.2 14 12 10 1 4 12 18 4 0
2016 Columbia (A) 4-2 2.50 34 0 0 0 3 50.1 35 16 14 2 5 28 68 11 0
St. Lucie (A) 0-1 5.06 4 0 0 0 0 5.1 4 3 3 0 1 2 5 1 0
2017 St. Lucie (A) 2-2 4.89 34 0 0 0 10 35.0 33 21 19 1 2 21 61 0 0
Binghamton (AA) 1-0 0.00 12 0 0 0 3 14.2 7 0 0 0 0 4 23 0 0

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BIRTHDATE: May 31, 1995
BIRTHPLACE: San Juan, DR
BAUTISTA
RESIDES: Juan de Herrera, DR
SIGNED BY: Manny Nanita (Boston)
HOW OBTAINED: Acquired from Boston
along with RHP Jamie Callahan and
RHP Stephen Nogosek in exchange
63 RHP
for RHP Addison Reed on July 31, 2017
2017 SEASON bautista on social media

• Acquired from the Boston Red Sox along with @g_bautista8787
RHP Jamie Callahan and RHP Stephen Nogosek
in exchange for RHP Addison Reed on July 31.
• Was assigned to St. Lucie (A) of the Florida State 2014 SEASON
League after the trade...Went 0-1 with five saves, • Led the Dominican Summer League with a 1.03
a 1.26 ERA (two earned runs/14.1 innings) and 20 ERA (seven earned runs/61.0 innings)...Ranked
strikeouts for St. Lucie. second in batting average against (.174).
• Was clocked throwing over 100 mph. • Did not allow one earned run in his first 30.0
• Prior to the trade, Bautista was 3-2 with four innings to open the season (June 6-July 5).
saves, a 5.16 ERA (26 earned runs/45.1 innings) • Allowed one earned run or fewer in 11 of his 12
in 27 games for Salem (A) of the Carolina starts.
League.
BACKGROUND
2016 SEASON • Enjoys vacationing with his family and fishing.
• Made eight appearances for Lowell (A) of the • Entering the 2017 season he ranked as having
New York-Penn League and 15 appearances for the best fastball among Red Sox minor leaguers
Greenville (A) of the South Atlantic League. according to Baseball America.
• Righthanded batters had a .171 (13-76) combined
average against him. CAREER TRANSACTIONS
• Signed by the Boston Red Sox as a non-drafted
2015 SEASON free agent on April 1, 2013.
• Posted a 2.77 ERA (16 earned runs/52.0 innings) • Acquired by the Mets along with RHP Jamie
in 12 games, 11 starts for the GCL Red Sox (R). Callahan and RHP Stephen Nogosek in
• Ranked among the GCL leaders in ERA (fifth), exchange for RHP Addison Reed on July 31,
starts (tied for second) and batting average 2017.
against (.196, second).
CAREER STATISTICS
2014 DSL Red Sox (R) 2-1 1.03 13 12 0 0 0 61.0 37 15 7 1 2 21 32 8 1
2015 GCL Red Sox (R) 3-3 2.77 12 11 0 0 0 52.0 36 18 16 1 2 27 41 8 0
2016 Lowell (A) 0-0 0.87 8 0 0 0 5 10.1 5 1 1 0 0 2 13 1 0
Greenville (A) 1-4 3.24 15 0 0 0 1 25.0 20 11 9 3 2 11 23 2 0
2017 Salem (A) 3-2 5.16 27 0 0 0 4 45.1 54 33 26 2 3 28 53 10 1
St. Lucie (A) 0-1 1.26 10 0 0 0 5 14.1 10 3 2 0 0 3 20 0 0

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BIRTHDATE: September 6, 1983
BIRTHPLACE: Johnson City, TN
BLEVINS
RESIDES: Findlay, OH
SIGNED BY: Brian Williams (Chicago-AL)
HOW OBTAINED: Signed as a major league free
agent on February 9, 2017
39 lHP
2017 SEASON blevins on social media

• Became the third pitcher in team history to win six or @jerryblevins
more games without a loss in a single-season...The @jblev13
other two were Tom Gorman (6-0 in 1984) and Pat
Mahomes (8-0 in 1999).
• Was tied for seventh in the majors with a career-high 75 CAREER BESTS
BLEVINS, JERRY
outings...Pitched in 73 games in 2016...Is one of 10 relievers to WIN STREAK
appear in 70 or more games in each of the last two years. 7 games
• Allowed five runs in 21.0 innings (2.14 ERA) after the All-Star 9/23/12-4/6/14
break, going 2-0. LOSS STREAK
• Stranded 36 inherited runners, tied for the ninth-most in the 2 games
majors...Over the last two years is second in the majors with 3x, last, 5/28/14-6/20/14
83 stranded runners...Only Marc Rzepczynski has more (86).
STRIKEOUTS, GAME
• Has the fourth-lowest exit velocity (81.8) among relievers over
5 strikeouts
the last three years (min. 50.0 innings). 2x, last, 9/25/14 (Game 1)
• Has the highest swing and miss rate (46.1) by a lefthander Washington vs. New York-NL
throwing a curveball over the last three years (min. 20.0
innings). LONGEST OUTING
2.2 innings
• Led team with 19 holds.
4x, last, 8/25/13, Oakland at
• Had 69 strikeouts in 49.0 innings (12.67 strikeouts per nine Baltimore
innings)...He struck out a career-high 31.8 percent of the
batters he faced. MOST WALKS, GAME
• Made his 500th career appearance on September 30 at 3 walks
2x, last, 6/22/17 at Los Angeles-NL
Philadelphia...Is one of seven active lefthanders who has
pitched in at least 500 games...The others are Boone Logan SCORELESS STREAK
(619), Craig Breslow (576), Oliver Perez (552), Tony Sipp (526), 13.1 innings
CC Sabathia (509) and Mike Dunn (502)...Research courtesy of 9/12/14-4/12/16
Elias.
• Earned his first save of the season on July 21 vs. Oakland after pitching 1.2 innings of scoreless relief in
a 7-5 win...It was his first save since September 18, 2016 vs. Minnesota and the fifth save of his career...
The five-out save was the longest of his career...The last time he worked 1.2 innings or more was
September 25, 2014 with Washington vs. the Mets when he pitched 2.0 innings.
• Was 2-0 with a 0.74 ERA (two earned runs/24.1 innings) at home (35 games).
• Held lefthanded batters to a .197 (24-122) batting average and righties to a .288 (19-66) mark.
• Was unscored upon in 63 of his 75 outings.
2016 SEASON
• Made a career-high 73 appearances...Previous best was 67 games in 2013 with Oakland...Has pitched
in 60 or more games in four of the last five years.
• Stranded 47 of 55 inherited runners, tied for the most stranded runners in the majors with San
Francisco’s Javier Lopez...Ranked second on the team with 16 holds.
• Did not allow a run over 21 games from April 30-June 22, the second-longest streak in team history...
Had a 13.0 scoreless inning streak during that span.

BLEVINS, JERRY
POSTSEASON 2008 SEASON

• Was on the roster for the Wild Card Game vs. • Began the year with Sacramento (AAA) of the
San Francisco but did not pitch. Pacific Coast League before the A’s recalled him
for the remainder of the season on July 4.
2015 SEASON • Earned his first MLB win on July 27 vs. Texas.
• Made seven appearances for the Mets after
being acquired from Washington on March 30 2007 SEASON
in exchange for outfielder Matt den Dekker... • Made his major league debut on September 16
Placed on the 15-Day Disabled List on April 21. vs. Texas...Struck out one (David Murphy) in 1.0
• Fractured his left forearm when he was struck by perfect inning.
a Dee Gordon line drive on April 19 vs. Miami. • Combined to finish 5-5 with 10 saves (in 10
• Did not allow a hit or a run in his seven outings opportunities) and a 1.63 ERA in 56 relief
with the Mets (5.0 innings pitched). appearances with four minor league teams in
• Re-fractured his left forearm on August 3 when two different organizations.
he fell off a curb in Port St. Lucie, FL.
2005 SEASON
2014 SEASON • Pitching for Peoria (A) of the Midwest League,
• Made 64 appearances in his first year with finished second in the Midwest League with
Washington, his third straight season of 60 or 14 saves.
more games.
• Allowed only 11.4% (4-35) of inherited runners to 2004 SEASON
score, good for fifth in the majors and fourth in • Tied for team lead in both wins and saves.
the NL.
BACKGROUND
POSTSEASON • Jerry Richard Blevins attended the University
• Struck out two in 3.1 perfect innings over three of Dayton (OH) and walked on to the Flyers’
appearances in the NLDS vs. San Francisco. baseball team...Is a 2001 graduate of Arcadia
(OH) High...Was later inducted into Arcadia’s Hall
2013 SEASON of Fame.
• Limited hitters to a .218 batting average • Won a Gold Medal with Team USA in 2007
against, including a .190 (23-121) mark against World Cup played in Taiwan.
righthanded hitters. • Loves to watch movies...Favorite film is The
Shawshank Redemption.
2012 SEASON • Labels himself as a voracious reader, especially
• Compiled career-bests with 65.1 innings, 14 science fiction.
holds, and a 2.48 ERA...Also limited lefthanders
to a career-best .182
(20-110) mark.
POSTSEASON
• Tossed 3.2 scoreless
innings and allowed
one hit in Oakland’s
ALDS loss to Detroit.
2010 SEASON
• In his first full MLB
season, posted 11
holds.
• Recorded his first
major league save in
Oakland’s 4-3 win on
August 19 vs. Tampa
Bay with a perfect
ninth inning.
• Suffered one
blown save in 63
appearances.

BLEVINS, JERRY
CAREER TRANSACTIONS • Acquired by the New York Mets in exchange for

outfielder Matt den Dekker on March 30, 2015.
• Selected by Chicago-NL in the 17th-round in the
2004 First-Year Player Draft. • On 15-Day Disabled List, April 21, 2015
(retroactive to April 20), distal radius fracture
• Acquired by the Oakland Athletics with catcher
of left arm...Transferred to the 60-Day Disabled
Rob Bowen in exchange for catcher Jason
List, June 13, 2015.
Kendall and cash considerations on July 17,
2007. • Signed with the New York Mets as a free agent
to a one-year contract on December 15, 2015.
• Acquired by the Washington Nationals in
exchange for outfielder Billy Burns on • Signed with the New York Mets as a free agent
December 11, 2013. to a one-year contract on February 9, 2017.
CAREER STATISTICS
2004 Boise (A) 6-1 1.62 23 0 0 0 5 33.1 17 7 6 1 3 21 42 2 0
2005 Peoria (A) 3-7 5.54 48 2 0 0 14 76.1 75 51 47 6 5 38 96 5 0
2006 Daytona (A) 0-1 9.00 8 0 0 0 1 11.0 18 12 11 0 1 4 9 0 1
Boise (A) 1-2 6.04 16 0 0 0 0 22.1 27 22 15 3 3 8 19 1 0
West Tenn (AA) 0-0 1.42 5 0 0 0 1 6.1 5 1 1 0 1 1 8 0 0
BLEVINS, JERRY
2007 Daytona (A) 1-0 0.38 15 0 0 0 6 23.2 13 1 1 0 1 5 32 0 0
Tennessee (AA) 2-2 1.53 23 0 0 0 3 29.1 23 5 5 1 1 8 37 1 0
Midland (AA) 1-3 3.32 17 0 0 0 1 21.2 18 10 8 2 0 5 29 2 0
Sacramento (AAA) 1-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 2.2 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0
OAKLAND (AL) 0-1 9.64 6 0 0 0 0 4.2 8 6 5 1 0 2 3 0 0
2008 Sacramento (AAA) 2-2 2.78 28 0 0 0 10 32.1 31 16 10 3 2 6 36 2 0
OAKLAND (AL) 1-3 3.11 36 0 0 0 0 37.2 32 14 13 2 3 13 35 0 0
2009 Sacramento (AAA) 5-3 3.84 45 0 0 0 2 63.1 65 28 27 5 4 18 62 3 0
OAKLAND (AL) 0-0 4.84 20 0 0 0 0 22.1 19 12 12 2 0 6 23 0 0
2010 OAKLAND (AL) 2-1 3.70 63 0 0 0 1 48.2 54 20 20 7 1 18 46 0 0
2011 Sacramento (AAA) 2-0 4.85 27 0 0 0 0 29.2 25 16 16 3 1 7 35 1 0
OAKLAND (AL) 0-0 2.86 26 0 0 0 0 28.1 24 14 9 2 1 14 26 0 0
2012 OAKLAND (AL) 5-1 2.48 63 0 0 0 1 65.1 45 20 18 7 5 25 54 2 0
2013 OAKLAND (AL) 5-0 3.15 67 0 0 0 0 60.0 47 23 21 7 4 17 52 2 0
2014 WASHINGTON (NL) 2-3 4.87 64 0 0 0 0 57.1 48 31 31 3 1 23 66 2 0
2015 METS 1-0 0.00 7 0 0 0 0 5.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0
2016 METS 4-2 2.79 73 0 0 0 2 42.0 36 14 13 4 1 15 52 1 0
2017 METS 6-0 2.94 75 0 0 0 1 49.0 43 16 16 4 4 24 69 2 0
CAREER PLAYOFF STATISTICS

YEAR RND TEAM/OPP W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB SO WP BK
2012 ALDS OAK vs. DET 0-0 0.00 3 0 0 0 0 3.2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2014 NLDS WSH vs. SF 0-0 0.00 3 0 0 0 0 3.1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0
2016 NLWC NYM VS. SF Did Not Pitch
Postseason Totals 0-0 0.00 6 0 0 0 0 7.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0
LDS Totals 0-0 0.00 6 0 0 0 0 7.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0
MAJOR LEAGUE HITTING TOTALS

YEAR TEAM AVG. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HBP BB SO SB CS SLG OBP E
2017 METS --- 75 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- --- 1
Career Totals .000 500 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 .000 9
CAREER FIELDING
POS G PO A E PCT. TC DP
P 500 4 37 9 .820 50 1

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NON-ROSTER INVITEE BIRTHDATE: July 23, 1990
BIRTHPLACE: Arlington Heights, IL
BORENSTEIN
RESIDES: Arlington Heights, IL
SIGNED BY: Joel Murrie (Los Angeles-AL)
HOW OBTAINED: Signed as a minor league
free agent on November 22, 2017
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2017 SEASON • Also named the Topps California League Player

of the Year and was voted a Class-A All-Star.
• Batted .311 (28-90) with nine home runs and 28
RBI in 26 August games for Reno (AAA) of the • Named a California League mid-season and
Pacific Coast League. post-season All-Star.
• Went 7-10 (.700) with six runs scored, four home
runs and 11 RBI in two games at Las Vegas from
BACKGROUND
August 9-10...Went 4-5 with two homers and six • Zachary Jordan Borenstein graduated from
RBI on August 9 and 3-5 with two homers and Buffalo Grove (IL) High School...Played four
five RBI on August 10...Also knocked in five runs years of baseball and two years of basketball.
on June 19 vs. Las Vegas and July 6 vs. Tacoma. • Named a Louisville Slugger Freshman
• Had 26 multi-hit games (19, two-hit games, five, All-American and a first-team Ohio Valley
three-hit games and two, four-hit games). Conference All-Freshman team selection in
2009 while at Eastern Illinois University.
• Batted .200 (5-25) with three doubles and two
RBI for Team Israel in the World Baseball Classic. • Named a first-team Ohio Valley Conference
selection in 2011.
2016 SEASON CAREER TRANSACTIONS
• Was a non-roster invite to Major League Spring
Training with Arizona. • Selected by the Angels in the 23rd-round of the
2011 First-Year Player Draft.
2015 SEASON • Acquired by the Arizona Diamondbacks with
• Named to the Southern League mid-season All- righthanded pitcher Joey Krehbiel on July 5,
Star team while playing for Mobile (AA). 2014 in exchange for lefthanded pitcher Joe
Thatcher and outfielder Tony Campana.
2013 SEASON • Signed by the New York Mets as a minor-league
• Named the Most Valuable Player of the free agent on November 22, 2017.
California (A) League and was the Angels Minor
League Player of the Year.
CAREER STATISTICS
2011 AZL Angels (R) .274 31 113 21 31 6 4 2 21 0 0 6 17 21 12 1 .451 .397 0
2012 Cedar Rapids (A) .266 79 293 42 78 25 3 11 50 0 1 6 27 60 13 5 .485 .339 7
2013 Inland Empire (A) .337 112 407 76 137 22 7 28 95 1 7 7 43 88 5 5 .631 .403 4
2014 Arkansas (AA) .266 48 184 23 49 13 2 5 28 0 2 0 21 53 6 4 .440 .338 1
Salt Lake (AAA) .256 30 117 11 30 4 0 2 22 1 1 1 3 33 0 2 .342 .279 1
Mobile (AA) .241 23 87 13 21 4 2 3 14 0 2 1 12 17 3 0 .437 .333 0
Reno (AAA) .260 20 73 12 19 4 1 5 15 0 1 0 7 22 0 1 .548 .321 1
2015 Reno (AAA) .154 18 52 3 8 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 14 0 0 .192 .170 1
Mobile (AA) .314 85 280 45 88 15 5 10 57 0 6 3 38 55 6 4 .511 .394 2
2016 Reno (AAA) .272 120 357 57 97 23 5 9 57 0 2 2 34 116 15 1 .440 .337 6
2017 Reno (AAA) .279 122 384 80 107 27 7 24 91 0 4 0 45 126 2 1 .573 .351 4
WORLD BASEBALL CLASSIC

YEAR CLUB AVG. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HB BB SO SB CS SLG OBP E
2017 Israel .200 6 25 3 5 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 8 0 0 .320 .286 0

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BIRTHPLACE: Beaumont, TX
BRUCE
RESIDES: Houston, TX
MLB SERVICE TIME: 9 years, 125 days
SIGNED BY: Brian Wilson (Cincinnati)
HOW OBTAINED: Signed as a free agent
on January 16, 2018
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CAREER HIGHLIGHTS awards

• Is a three-time National League All-Star (2011-2012, 2016). ALL-STAR: 2011 (NL), 2012 (NL), 2016 (NL)
• Silver Slugger Award winner in 2012 and 2013. SILVER SLUGGER: 2012-2013
• Has seven seasons of 25 or more home runs since 2010, tied TOPPS ROOKIE ALL-STAR: 2008
for most in the majors with Adam Jones.
• Has 263 home runs as a rightfielder since 2008, tied with bruce on social media
BRUCE, JAY
Giancarlo Stanton for most by a rightfielder in that time...His
@JayBruce87
800 RBI as a rightfielder since 2008 are the most during
that time among rightfielders while his 91 outfield assists
are the most for an outfielder since 2008.
• Has been named a National League Player of the Week five times in his career (September 27-October
3, 2010, May 23-29, 2011, August 8-14, 2011, April 23-29, 2012 and September 3-9, 2012).
• Named the National League Player of the Month in May, 2011.
2017 SEASON
• Hit a career-high 36 home runs and had 101 RBI combined between the Mets and Indians...Was his
second-season with 100 or more RBI (drove in a career-best 109 in 2013).
• Had five multi-homer games in 2017, tied for eighth-most in the majors...The five multi-homer games,
four of which came with the Mets, matched his career-best mark from 2010.
• Went 3-4 with a pair of home runs and five RBI on April 19 vs. the Phillies...Was the fourth time in his
career (first time as a Met) that he delivered a pair of go-ahead homers in the same game...Became the
first Met to deliver a pair of go-ahead home runs in the sixth inning or later since Mike Piazza did so on
July 3, 2002 against the Phillies...Research courtesy of Elias.
• Went 2-5 with two home runs (one being his fifth career grand slam) and a career-high six RBI on May
2 at Atlanta.
• Had 41 extra-base hits prior to the All-Star break, most by a Met in the first half since Carlos Beltrán
had 43 extra-base hits in the first half in 2011.
• Homered in three straight games from July 4-8, his longest streak since career-best five straight
games, July 23-27, 2016...Hit 23 first-half home runs, tied for the fourth-most in team history.
• Traded to Cleveland on August 9 in exchange for righthanded pitcher Ryder Ryan.
• With Cleveland he made 40 starts in right field and appeared in one game at first base…Indians were
32-8 (.800) in his starts in right and after the August 9 trade the club went 42-9 (.824).
• Recorded his 25th-career multi-homer game, and fifth of the season, August 18 at Kansas City.
• Reached 25 homer mark for the third-straight season and the seventh time in his career.
• Delivered a walk-off RBI double to extend the Indians 22-game winning streak on September 14 in a
3-2 win in 10 innings.
POSTSEASON
• Started all five games of the ALDS with Cleveland vs. New York-AL.
• Homered in each of the first two games of the series, both Cleveland victories.
• Went 5-18 (.278) with a 1.000 OPS in the series, notching two homers, a double, four RBI, five runs
scored and two walks.

B R U C E , JAY
2016 SEASON CAREER BESTS

• Acquired by the Mets on August 1 in exchange for infielder HITS, GAME
Dilson Herrera and minor league lefthanded pitcher Max 5 hits
Wotell...Was batting .265 (98-370) with 22 doubles, six triples, 6/17/15, Cincinnati vs. Detroit
25 home runs, 80 RBI and 60 runs scored in 97 games with
Cincinnati before the trade. HOME RUNS, GAME
3 home runs
• Was the first player to be traded during a season while leading 8/27/10, Cincinnati vs. Chicago-NL
his league in RBI since the stat became an official stat in
1920...Research courtesy of Elias. MULTI-HR GAMES
• Finished the season among the National League leaders in 25 multi-home run games
home runs (33, T-6th) and RBI (99, 8th). 24 two-home run games
1 three-home run game
• Batted .219 (37-169) with five doubles, eight home runs and 19
RBI in 50 games after joining the Mets. LEADOFF HR
• Hit his first home run as a Met on August 4 at the Yankees, a 3 leadoff home runs
three-run shot in the fifth inning...Bruce became the second last, 8/30/10, Cincinnati vs.
Met who's first career hit as a Met was a home run versus Milwaukee (Randy Wolf)
the Yankees...The other Met to do so was Shawn Estes, who INSIDE-THE-PARK HR
homered off Roger Clemens at Shea in 2002 (Elias). 1 inside-the-park home run
• Hit his first career pinch-hit homer in the ninth inning on 6/15/12, Cincinnati at New York-NL
(Dillon Gee)
BRUCE, JAY
September 24 vs. Philadelphia...Was his 30th home run of the
season...Was the fourth 30-homer season of his career. WALK-OFF HOME RUNS
• Homered in three consecutive games for the second time in 5 walk-off home runs
2016 from Sept. 27-30 (first time with the Mets)...Homered in last, 6/14/13, Cincinnati vs.
a career-best five straight games with Cincinnati from July 23- Milwaukee (Burke Badenhop)
27. PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS
• Was one of nine players in the majors with at least 35 doubles, 1 pinch-hit home run
26 home runs and 87 RBI. 9/24/16 vs. Philadelphia
(Michael Mariot)
POSTSEASON
• Started in rightfield in the NL Wild Card Game vs. San RBI, GAME
Francisco. 6 RBI
5/2/17 at Atlanta
2015 SEASON STOLEN BASES, GAME
• Finished the season with 65 extra-base hits, eighth-most in 2 stolen bases
the National League. 3x, last, 4/19/16, Cincinnati vs.
• Recorded 11 outfield assists, third-most among National Colorado
League outfielders. HITTING STREAK
• Notched his 1,000th career hit on September 7 off Pittsburgh's 13 games
Jeff Locke...Hit his 200th career home run off San Diego's Ian 7/27/08-8/9/08
Kennedy on August 10...Recorded his 600th career RBI on GRAND SLAMS
July 22 vs. Chicago-NL. 5 grand slams
last, 5/2/17, at Atlanta (Matt Wisler)
2014 SEASON
• Finished the season with 18 home runs, his first season as a major leaguer where he did not hit 20 or
more.
• Saw his first career action at first base on July 7 and played a total of three games at first.
2013 SEASON
• Won his second consecutive Silver Slugger Award.
• Led all rightfielders in home runs, RBI, doubles and extra-base hits.
• Ranked among the National League leaders in home runs (3rd), RBI (T-2nd), total bases (4th), doubles
(T-3rd), extra-base hits (2nd) and outfield assists (T-3rd).
• Set career-highs for games played (160), hits (164), doubles (43), RBI (109) and outfield assists (13).
POSTSEASON
• Went 1-4 with an RBI in Cincinnati's Wild Card game loss at Pittsburgh.

B R U C E , JAY
2012 SEASON POSTSEASON

• Selected to participate in his second career All- • Played in all three games of the National League
Star Game. Division Series vs. Philadelphia...Homered in the
• Won his first Silver Slugger Award. fourth inning of Game 2 off Roy Oswalt to give
• Was one of three players in the majors to collect the Reds a 3-0 lead.
at least 35 doubles, 34 home runs and 99 RBI...
Milwaukee's Ryan Braun and Detroit's Miguel 2009 SEASON
Cabrera were the other two. • On the 15-Day Disabled List from July
• Was named the National League Player of the 12-September 13 with a broken right wrist
Week twice during the season (April 23-29 and suffered while diving for a ball on July 11 at the
September 3-9). Mets.
• Hit his only career inside-the-park home run on
June 5 at Citi Field vs. the Mets (off Dillon Gee). 2008 SEASON
• Finished among the league leaders in home • Promoted to Cincinnati on May 27 and made
runs (3rd), RBI (9th), extra-base hits (4th), his major league debut that night vs. Pittsburgh
slugging percentage (9th) and total bases (9th). (started in centerfield for his debut)...Went 3-3
with a double and two RBI.
POSTSEASON • Had 15 hits and three home runs during his first
• Played in all five games of the NLDS vs. San week in the major leagues.
BRUCE, JAY
Francisco...Went 5-19 (.263) with two doubles, • Hit his first career home run off Manny Acosta
one home run and four RBI...Had an RBI in each on May 31 vs. Atlanta in the bottom of the 10th
of the first three games of the series and hit inning...Was a walk-off homer to win the game.
safely in four of the five games. • Started 49 of the Reds' final 53 games in
rightfield after Ken Griffey Jr. was traded to
2011 SEASON Chicago-AL on July 31.
• Selected to his first NL All-Star team. • Was named a Topps Rookie All-Star following
• Was among the National League leaders in the season.
home runs (8th), RBI (T-8th), intentional walks (T-
8th) and outfield assists (T-6th). 2007 SEASON
• Batted .353 (12-34) with four home runs and 13 • Selected as Baseball America's Minor League
RBI to earn his National League Player of the Player of the Year...Also named The Sporting
Week honors for the week of May 23-29. News Minor League Player of Year.
• Tabbed as the National League Player of the • Played for the US squad in the Futures Game...
Month for May, when he batted .342 (38-111) with Went 1-3 with a triple.
12 home runs and 33 RBI...His 12 home runs, 33
RBI, .739 slugging percentage, 23 runs and 19 2006 SEASON
extra-base hits all led the National League. • Named Baseball America's Low-A Player of the
• Earned his second NL Player of the Week honor Year after playing with Dayton (A) of the Midwest
from August 8-14 when he led the majors with League.
15 RBI, a 1.120 slugging percentage and 28 total
bases. BACKGROUND
• Jay Allen Bruce graduated from West Brook
2010 SEASON High School in Beaumont, TX...Was a National
• Garnered his first National League Player of the High School Player of the Year candidate his
Week award during the last week of the regular senior season after batting .538 with 12 home
season (September 27-October 3)...Batted .444 runs, 31 RBI and 13 stolen bases.
(8-18) with four home runs, five RBI and 20 total • Donated $100,000 to help upgrade the baseball
bases. field and stadium at Brian Wilson Field, home to
• Hit a walk-off home run on September 28 vs. the University of Cincinnati Clermont College's
Houston off Tim Byrdak to clinch the National baseball squad.
League Central division. • Became a charter member of the Taylor Hooton
• Connected on a career-high three home runs Foundation's advisory board in 2014...The
on August 27 vs. Chicago-NL (all off lefthanded Hooton Foundation is widely acknowledged as
pitching)...Was the first lefthanded batter to hit the leader in the advocacy against the use of
three home runs off lefties in the same game performance and appearance-enhancing drugs
since Milwaukee's Geoff Jenkins did so on April by the youth of America.
28, 2001 vs. Montreal...The three home runs • With the assistance of Cleveland Indians
came in three straight plate appearances over a Charities, assisted in raising over $350,000 for
five-pitch span. his flood and hurricane-ravaged hometown of

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Beaumont, Texas following Hurricane Harvey, • On the Paternity List, April 25-28, 2016.
including a personal donation of $100,000. • Acquired by the Mets on August 1, 2016 in
exchange for infielder Dilson Herrera and
CAREER TRANSACTIONS lefthanded pitcher Max Wotell.
• Selected by the Reds in the first-round (12th • Acquired by the Cleveland Indians on August 9,
overall pick) of the 2005 First-Year Player Draft. 2017 in exchange for righthanded pitcher Ryder
• On the 15-Day Disabled List, July 12-September Ryan.
13, 2009, with a broken right wrist. • Signed as a free agent by the New York Mets to
• On the 15-Day Disabled List, May 6-20, 2014, a three-year contract on January 16, 2018.
with a torn meniscus in his left knee.
• On the Bereavement List, July 29-August 1,
2014.
CAREER STATISTICS
YEAR TEAM AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HBP BB SO SB CS .SLG .OBP E
2005 GCL Reds (R) .270 37 122 29 33 9 2 5 25 0 2 1 11 31 4 6 .500 .331 2
Billings (R) .257 17 70 16 18 2 0 4 13 0 0 0 11 22 2 2 .457 .358 2
2006 Dayton (A) .291 117 444 69 129 42 5 16 81 0 6 4 44 106 19 9 .516 .355 5
2007 Sarasota (A) .325 67 268 49 87 27 5 11 49 0 4 2 24 67 4 4 .586 .379 6
Chattanooga (AA) .333 16 66 10 22 7 1 4 15 0 0 0 8 20 2 1 .652 .405 0
Louisville (AAA) .305 50 187 28 57 12 2 11 25 0 1 1 15 48 2 2 .567 .358 3
2008 Louisville (AAA) .364 49 184 34 67 9 5 10 37 0 5 0 12 45 8 1 .630 .393 1
CINCINNATI (NL) .254 108 413 63 105 17 1 21 52 0 2 4 33 110 4 6 .453 .314 11
2009 Louisville (AAA)# .278 5 18 3 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 2 0 .278 .350 0
CINCINNATI (NL) .223 101 345 47 77 15 2 22 58 1 1 2 38 75 3 3 .470 .303 2
2010 CINCINNATI (NL) .281 148 509 80 143 23 5 25 70 0 5 1 58 136 5 4 .493 .353 3
2011 CINCINNATI (NL) .256 157 585 84 150 27 2 32 97 1 2 5 71 158 8 7 .474 .341 4
2012 CINCINNATI (NL) .252 155 560 89 141 35 5 34 99 0 7 4 62 155 9 3 .514 .327 6
2013 CINCINNATI (NL) .262 160 626 89 164 43 1 30 109 0 5 2 63 185 7 3 .478 .329 3
2014 CINCINNATI (NL) .217 137 493 71 107 21 1 18 66 1 5 2 44 149 12 3 .373 .281 7
2015 CINCINNATI (NL) .226 157 580 72 131 35 4 26 87 0 9 2 58 145 9 5 .434 .294 3
2016 CINCINNATI (NL) .265 97 370 60 98 22 6 25 80 0 3 2 27 83 4 2 .559 .316 5
METS .219 50 169 14 37 5 0 8 19 0 0 1 17 43 0 0 .391 .294 1
2017 METS .256 103 406 61 104 20 0 29 75 0 2 1 39 102 0 1 .520 .321 4
CLEVELAND (AL) .248 43 149 21 37 9 2 7 26 0 1 1 18 37 1 0 .477 .331 2
# rehabilitation assignment

YEAR RND TEAM/OPP AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HBP BB SO SB CS SLG OBP E
2010 NLDS CIN vs. PHI .250 3 8 1 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 .625 .400 1
2012 NLDS CIN vs. SF .263 5 19 2 5 2 0 1 4 0 0 1 2 2 0 1 .526 .364 0
2013 NLWC CIN vs. PIT .250 1 4 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 .250 .250 0
2016 NLWC NYM vs. SF .000 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 .000 0
2017 ALDS CLE vs. NYY .278 5 18 5 5 1 0 2 4 0 1 0 2 8 0 0 .667 .333 0
Postseason Totals .250 15 52 8 13 3 0 4 10 0 1 1 6 13 0 1 .538 .333 1
WC Totals .143 2 7 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 .143 .143 0
LDS Totals .267 13 45 8 12 3 0 4 9 0 1 1 6 10 0 1 .600 .358 1
ALL-STAR GAMES
YEAR LEAGUE/SITE AVG. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HB BB SO SB CS SLG OBP E
2011 NL/Arizona .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 .000 1
2012 NL/Kansas City .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 0
2016 NL/San Diego .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 .000 .000 0
All-Star Totals .000 3 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 .000 .000 1
CAREER FIELDING
OF 1370 2746 91 47 .984 2884 17
1B 15 91 6 4 .960 101 7

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Asdrúbal
BIRTHDATE: November 13, 1985
BIRTHPLACE: Puerto La Cruz, VZ
CABRERA
RESIDES: Anzoategui, VZ
SIGNED BY: Emilio Carrasquel (Seattle)
HOW OBTAINED: Signed as a free agent on
December 11, 2015
13 INF

• Is a two-time All-Star (2011 and 2012). ALL-STAR: 2011 (AL), 2012 (AL)
• Has 121 home runs since 2011, sixth-most for a switch-hitter... SILVER SLUGGER: 2011
Also has 223 doubles (tied for the third-most for a switch-
hitter) and 985 total hits, third-most for a switch-hitter during
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that time.
cabrera on social media
@ajcabrera13
• Won a Louisville Slugger Silver Slugger award with Cleveland
in 2011.
• Is a three-time Player of the Week Award winner (NL: August 22-28, 2016, AL: April 4-10, 2011 and AL:
September 8-14, 2008).
2017 SEASON
• Was on the 10-Day Disabled List from May 16 (retroactive to May 14) to May 25 and from June 13-23
with a sprained left thumb.
• Hit .307 (77-251) with 21 doubles, six home runs and 35 RBI in 72 games after the All-Star break...
Batted .250 (57-228) with 11 doubles, eight home runs and 24 RBI in 63 games prior to the All-Star
break.
• Batted .392 (49-125) vs. lefties, the second-best mark vs. lefties in the NL (min. 100 at-bats) behind
Nolan Arenado (.420)...Was the third-best average vs. lefties in the majors (min. 100 at-bats) behind
Arenado and Avisail Garcia (.424).
• Led the Mets with 14 games of three or more hits.
• Over his final 34 games, Cabrera hit .366 (41-112) with 12 doubles, five homers, 24 RBI and 16 runs
scored...The .366 average was sixth-best in the majors (and third-best in the NL) from August 25
through the end of the season (min. 100 plate appearances)...His .431 on-base percentage in that time
was eighth-best in the majors while his 12 doubles were tied for fifth in the majors.
• In September, Cabrera batted .371 (33-89) with nine doubles, four homers and 17 RBI (27 games)...His
.371 September average was third-best in the NL...Also ranks among the NL leaders during the month
in doubles (nine, tied for second), slugging percentage (.607, fourth) and on-base percentage (.431,
fourth).
• Played 45 games at shortstop, 32 at second base and 44 at third base...Made first career start at third
base on July 22 vs. Oakland.
• Batted .406 (28-69) with four home runs and 13 RBI in 17 games vs. the Phillies.
• Hit two homers on June 12 vs. the Cubs (both off John Lackey)...His sixth career multi-homer game.
• Had an 11-game hitting streak from September 4-17 where he batted .526 (20-38) with eight doubles,
two homers and eight RBI...The 11-game streak is tied for the third-longest streak of his career.
• Delivered a two-run pinch-hit homer on September 17 at Atlanta...Was the second pinch-hit homer of
his career.
• Hit a go-ahead, three-run homer in the 11th inning on September 30 at Philadelphia...Finished the
game 4-6.
2016 SEASON
• Hit the second-most home runs he's hit in a single season in his career (23) in his first season with the
Mets...His 23 home runs were the most since he hit 25 in 2011...His 62 RBI were his most in a single-
season since driving in 64 runs in 2013 for Cleveland.

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• The 22 homers as a shortstop (had one as a pinch-hitter) set a CAREER BESTS

Mets franchise record for home runs by a Mets shortstop in a
single-season...Passed the 19 by José Reyes in 2006. HITS, GAME
5 hits
• Hit 18 home runs at Citi Field, second-most in a single-season
5/22/11, Cleveland vs. Cincinnati
in Citi Field history.
• Was named the NL Player of the Week for the week of August HOME RUNS, GAME
22-28, 2016. 2 home runs
• Had a .986 fielding percentage (seven errors/511 total 6x, last, 6/12/17 vs. Chicago-NL
chances), fourth-best in the majors among shortstops (second- MULTI-HR GAMES
best among NL shortstops). 6 games
• Homered twice in the Mets 10-2 win over the Cubs on July 1 at 6, two-home run games
Citi Field...Was his first multi-homer game since May 6, 2013 LEADOFF HR
vs. Oakland while playing for Cleveland...Was the first Mets None
shortstop to hit two home runs in a game since José Reyes did
so on September 27, 2011. INSIDE-THE-PARK HR
None
• Turned in his second multi-homer game of the season and the
fifth of his career on August 26 vs. Philadelphia...Homered WALK-OFF HOME RUNS
from both sides of the plate in his multi-homer game...Was the 4 walk-off home runs
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first Met to homer from both sides of the plate since Carlos last, 9/22/16 vs. Philadelphia
Beltran did so on May 12, 2011 at Colorado and the 11th Met to (Edubray Ramos)
do it overall. PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS
• Hit his first career pinch-hit homer on September 1 vs. Miami. 2 pinch-hit home runs
9/17/17 at Atlanta (José Ramirez)
POSTSEASON
• Was 1-3 with a walk in the NL Wild Card Game vs. San RBI, GAME
Francisco. 5 RBI
3x, last, 9/22/11, Cleveland vs.
Chicago-AL
2015 SEASON
• Recorded his 1,000th career hit on May 13 vs. the Yankees... STOLEN BASES, GAME
Collected his 500th career RBI on September 20 vs. 2 stolen bases
Baltimore. 10x, last, 4/28/17, at Washington
HITTING STREAK
2014 SEASON 12 games
• Spent a majority of the season with Cleveland before being 2x, last, 5/25/12-6/10/12
traded to Washington on July 31.
GRAND SLAMS
• Had one error in 206 total chances (.995 fielding percentage) 3 grand slams
at second base after being acquired by Washington...Had not last, 9/25/16, vs. Philadelphia
played at the position since 2009. (Frank Herrmann)
POSTSEASON
• Started each of the four games of the NLDS vs. San Francisco
at second base for Washington...Homered in Game 1 of the NLDS (off Hunter Strickland)...Was his
second career postseason home run.
2013 SEASON
• Ranked second among AL shortstops in home runs behind Baltimore’s J.J. Hardy...His 60 RBI were
fifth-most for AL shortstops.
• Suited up for Venezuela in the World Baseball Classic and started all three games.
POSTSEASON
• Started at shortstop in the AL Wild Card Game vs. Tampa Bay.
2012 SEASON
• Named to his second straight All-Star team.
• Was first among AL shortstops in slugging percentage (.425), OPS (.765)...Was tied for first in doubles
and was second in home runs.
2011 SEASON
• Selected to his first All-Star Team...Also named a Sporting News AL All-Star after the season.

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• Also won a Silver Slugger Award after putting at a younger age (Mickey Mantle and Manny
up career highs in home runs, RBI, runs, hits and Machado — both at age 20).
stolen bases.
• Paced American League shortstops in RBI and BACKGROUND
was tied for first in hits. • Asdrubal Jose Cabrera (pronounced as-DROO-
• His 25 home runs set a single-season record for bull) graduated from Placida Maneiro High
Venezuelan-born shortstops. School (VZ).
• During the 2007 season, which the Indians went
2010 SEASON to the playoffs, he wore a necklace made
• Missed two months of the season while on the by his wife.
60-Day Disabled List from May 19-July 20 with a • Turned the 14th unassisted triple play in MLB
fractured left forearm. history in the second game of a doubleheader
• Suffered his fractured left forearm on May 17 at on May 12, 2008 for the Indians against Toronto.
Tampa Bay when colliding with Jhonny Peralta.
CAREER TRANSACTIONS
2009 SEASON • Signed as a non-drafted free agent by Seattle
• Batted .308 (161-523) to lead the team while also on August 26, 2002.
leading the team in doubles. • Acquired by the Cleveland Indians on June 30,
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2006 in exchange for IF Eduardo Perez.
2008 SEASON • On the 15-Day Disabled List, June 3-June 28,
• Made his first Opening Day roster 2009, sprained left shoulder.
• Recorded the 14th unassisted triple play in major • On the 15-Day Disabled List, May 18, 2010...On
league history on May 12 vs. Toronto in the the 60-Day Disabled List, May 19-July 20, 2010,
second game of a doubleheader...Made a diving fractured left forearm.
catch of a Lyle Overbay line drive with a double • On the Bereavement List, April 16-April 23, 2012.
steal in motion...Subsequently stepped on • On the 15-Day Disabled List, June 4-June 26,
second base to retire Kevin Mench and tagged 2013, with a right quadriceps strain.
out Marco Scutaro. • Acquired by the Washington Nationals on July
31, 2014 in exchange for IF Zach Walters.
2007 SEASON • Signed by Tampa Bay to a one-year contract on
• Made his major league debut on August 8 at January 10, 2015.
Chicago-AL.
• Signed by the New York Mets to a two-year
• Named the Indians Minor League Player of contract on December 11, 2015.
the Year as well as USA Today’s Indians Minor
• On the 15-Day Disabled List, August 1-19, 2016,
League Player of the Year.
with a strained patella tendon in his left knee.
POSTSEASON • On the 10-Day Disabled List, May 16, retroactive
• Started all 11 games at second base during to May 14-25, 2017, with a sprained left thumb.
Cleveland’s run to the ALCS. • On the 10-Day Disabled List, June 13-23, with a
• Hit a home run off Chien-Ming Wang in Game sprained left thumb.
1 of the ALDS vs. the Yankees...Hit the home
run at age 21, 325 days...At the time, only two
AL players had hit a postseason home run
METS FROM BOTH SIDES

The following Mets have hit home runs from both sides of the plate in one game:
Player .......................................................... Date Player .......................................................... Date
Lee Mazzilli ....................... 9/3/78 at Los Angeles Todd Hundley ....................7/30/97 vs. Cincinnati
Howard Johnson ................. 8/31/91 at Cincinnati Tony Clark ...............................8/3/03 vs. St. Louis
Bobby Bonilla ...................4/23/93 vs. San Diego José Reyes............................... 8/23/03 at Atlanta
Bobby Bonilla ................6/10/93 vs. Philadelphia Carlos Beltrán...........................7/30/06 at Atlanta
Bobby Bonilla .............. 5/4/94 vs. San Francisco José Reyes...................... 8/15/06 at Philadelphia
Todd Hundley ............................6/18/94 at Florida Carlos Beltrán.................6/30/07 at Philadelphia
Bobby Bonilla ...................... 5/12/95 vs. Montreal Carlos Beltrán...................9/17/08 at Washington
Todd Hundley .............. 5/18/96 at San Francisco Carlos Beltrán................. 9/26/10 at Philadelphia
Todd Hundley ..........................6/10/96 vs. Atlanta Carlos Beltrán......................... 5/12/11 at Colorado
Carl Everett ...................4/20/97 vs. Chicago (G1) Asdrúbal Cabrera .........8/26/16 vs. Philadelphia
Todd Hundley ....................... 5/5/97 vs. Colorado

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CAREER STATISTICS
YEAR TEAM AVG. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HB BB SO SB CS SLG OBP E
2003 VSL Mariners (R) .283 55 198 31 56 12 4 0 29 3 1 11 16 31 5 5 .384 .367 0
2004 Everett (A) .272 63 239 44 65 16 3 5 41 7 5 2 21 43 7 5 .427 .330 19
2005 Wisconsin (A) .318 51 192 26 61 12 3 4 30 2 3 1 30 32 2 6 .474 .407 4
Inland Empire (A) .284 55 225 31 64 15 6 1 26 1 3 0 15 47 3 1 .418 .325 10
Tacoma (AAA) .217 6 23 4 5 0 1 0 3 1 0 0 1 4 0 0 .304 .250 0
2006 Tacoma (AAA) .236 60 203 27 48 12 2 3 22 1 2 3 24 51 7 5 .360 .323 4
Buffalo (AAA) .263 52 190 26 50 11 0 1 14 4 6 3 8 39 5 4 .337 .295 14
2007 Akron (AA) .310 96 368 78 114 23 3 8 54 2 7 3 45 42 23 7 .454 .383 15
Buffalo (AAA) .316 9 38 6 12 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 8 2 0 .395 .350 0
CLEVELAND (AL) .283 45 159 30 45 9 2 3 22 5 3 2 17 29 0 0 .421 .354 1
2008 Buffalo (AAA) .326 34 141 25 46 7 1 4 13 0 0 4 7 25 2 2 .475 .375 10
CLEVELAND (AL) .259 114 352 48 91 20 0 6 47 11 5 4 46 77 4 4 .366 .346 8
2009 Akron (AA)# .250 4 16 5 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 2 0 .313 .333 1
CLEVELAND (AL) .308 131 523 81 161 42 4 6 68 10 3 1 44 89 17 4 .438 .361 10
2010 Mahoning Valley (A)# .333 2 6 0 2 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 .500 .429 0
Akron (AA)# .357 4 14 4 5 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 3 3 2 0 .714 .471 0
CLEVELAND (AL) .276 97 381 39 105 16 1 3 29 11 3 5 25 60 6 4 .346 .326 12
2011 CLEVELAND (AL) .273 151 604 87 165 32 3 25 92 4 4 11 44 119 17 5 .460 .332 15
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2012 CLEVELAND (AL) .270 143 555 70 150 35 1 16 68 1 2 6 52 99 9 4 .423 .338 19

2013 CLEVELAND (AL) .242 136 508 66 123 35 2 14 64 6 5 8 35 114 9 3 .402 .299 9
2014 CLEVELAND (AL) .246 97 378 54 93 22 2 9 40 0 4 7 27 79 7 2 .386 .305 14
WASHINGTON (NL) .229 49 175 20 40 9 2 5 21 1 2 0 22 29 3 0 .389 .312 1
2015 TAMPA BAY (AL) .265 143 505 66 134 28 5 15 58 1 6 3 36 107 6 3 .430 .315 9
2016 METS .280 141 521 65 146 30 1 23 62 0 2 7 38 103 5 1 474 .336 7
St. Lucie (A)# .333 2 6 2 2 2 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 .667 .952 1
2017 METS .280 135 479 66 134 32 0 14 59 1 5 5 50 83 3 2 .434 .351 17
St Lucie (A)# .375 2 8 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .375 .375 0
Binghamton (AA)# .400 2 5 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .400 .400 1
* led league | # rehabilitation assignment

2007 ALDS CLE vs. NYY .176 4 17 3 3 0 0 1 2 3 0 0 1 4 0 0 .353 .222 1
ALCS CLE vs. BOS .241 7 29 2 7 0 0 0 4 0 1 0 1 8 0 0 .241 .258 1
2013 ALWC CLE vs. TAM .000 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 .000 0
2014 NLDS WAS vs. SF .200 4 15 2 3 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 .467 .200 0
2016 NLWC NYM vs. SF .333 1 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .333 .500 0
Wild Card Totals .143 2 7 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 .143 .250 0
LDS Totals .188 8 32 5 6 1 0 2 4 3 0 0 1 9 0 0 .406 .212 1
LCS Totals .241 7 29 2 7 0 0 0 4 0 1 0 1 8 0 0 .241 .258 1
ALL-STAR GAMES
YEAR LEAGUE/SITE AVG. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HB BB SO SB CS SLG OBP E
2011 AL/Arizona .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 .000 0
2012 AL/Kansas City .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 .000 .500 0
All-Star Game Totals .000 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 .000 .250 0

2013 Venezuela .125 3 8 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 3 0 0 .125 .364 0
CAREER FIELDING
SS 1047 1445 2739 110 .974 4294 633
2B 242 464 699 6 .995 1169 193
3B 45 19 63 6 .932 88 6

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Jamie BIRTHPLACE: Florence, SC

RESIDES: Hamer, SC
CALLAHAN
SIGNED BY: Quincy Boyd (Boston)
HOW OBTAINED: Acquired from Boston along
with along with RHP Gerson Bautista and RHP
Stephen Nogosek in exchange for RHP Addison
Reed on July 31, 2017
43 RHP CONTRACT STATUS: Arbitration Eligible after

2020. Eligible Free Agent after 2023
2017 SEASON callahan on social media

• Acquired from the Red Sox along with RHP @JCallahan15
Stephen Nogosek and RHP Gerson Bautista in
exchange for RHP Addison Reed on July 31. 2014 SEASON
• Had his contract selected from Las Vegas (AAA) • Made 25 starts with Greenville (A) of the South
CALLAHAN, JAMIE
of the Pacific Coast League on September 1... Atlantic League.
Made his major league debut on September 2 at • Struck out 89 and walked 66 in 108.2 innings,
Houston in the first game of a doubleheader. the most innings he’s thrown in any season of
• Closed out the season with 3.1 scoreless innings his career.
over five appearances...Was unscored upon in
seven of his nine outings. 2013 SEASON
• Lefthanders went 2-14 (.143) and righthanders • Was the youngest pitcher (19) to make at least 10
were 5-14 (.357). starts in the New York-Penn League.
• Struck out 66 batters in 52.0 minor league • Earned consecutive NYPL Pitcher of the Week
innings (11.42 strikeouts per nine innings). honors (7/22-28, 7/29-8/4) after allowing one hit
• Went 1-1 with one save and a 1.80 ERA (two and striking out 17 over 12.0 scoreless innings in
earned runs/10.0 innings) in nine games with Las that span, including 6.0 perfect innings on July
Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific Coast League. 31 vs. Auburn.
• Was 5-2 with a 3.21 ERA (15 earned runs/42.0
innings) with 56 strikeouts in 32 appearances BACKGROUND
between Portland (AA) of the Eastern League • James Douglas (Jamie) Callahan graduated from
and Pawtucket (AAA) of the International Dillon High School (SC) in 2012.
League. • Named the 2012 Gatorade South Carolina
Baseball Player of the Year...Went 7-1 with one
2016 SEASON save, a 0.89 ERA, and 113 strikeouts in 50.0
• Began his first full season as a reliever. innings for Dillon as a senior in 2012...Also hit
• Allowed one home run in 65.2 innings pitched... .439 with five home runs and 32 RBI.
Held righthanded hitters to a .197 (24-122) • Had committed to play collegiately at South
average and a .569 OPS. Carolina prior to signing with Boston.
• Selected to play in the Under Armour All-
2015 SEASON American Game at Wrigley Field in 2011 with
• Made first six appearances as a starter before current teammate Gavin Cecchini.
spending the rest of the season as a reliever...
Went 7-3 with three saves and a 3.06 ERA (23
earned runs/67.2 innings) as a reliever.
• Did not allow a home run to a lefthanded batter
(148 at-bats).
INDIVIDUAL SCORELESS STREAKS
Player Year Innings Player Year Innings
1. R.A. Dickey 2012 32.2 6. Tom Seaver 1975 28.0
2. Jerry Koosman 1973 31.2 7. Jesse Orosco 1983 27.2
3. Dwight Gooden 1984 31.0 8. Pat Zachry 1980 27.0
Bartolo Colón 2015 31.0
Tom Seaver 1971 31.0

CALLAHAN, JAMIE
CAREER TRANSACTIONS • Acquired by the New York Mets along with RHP
Gerson Bautista and RHP Stephen Nogosek
• Selected by Boston in the second-round of the
in exchange for RHP Addison Reed on July 31,
2012 First-Year Player Draft.
2017.
CAREER STATISTICS
2012 GCL Red Sox (R) 1-0 5.19 5 4 0 0 0 8.2 8 5 5 0 0 3 7 0 0
2013 Lowell (A) 5-1 3.92 13 12 0 0 0 59.2 48 27 26 4 2 17 54 3 1
2014 Greenville (A) 3-13 6.96 25 25 0 0 0 108.2 137 95 84 12 5 66 89 10 1
2015 Greenville (A) 7-6 4.53 31 6 0 0 3 89.1 94 52 45 4 3 33 94 6 0
2016 Salem (A) 5-3 3.29 36 0 0 0 7 65.2 53 30 24 1 4 38 63 4 0
2017 Portland (AA) 4-1 1.38 10 0 0 0 2 13.0 8 2 2 0 0 0 20 1 0
Pawtucket (AAA) 1-1 4.03 22 0 0 0 4 29.0 28 14 13 2 0 13 36 1 0
Las Vegas (AAA) 1-1 1.80 9 0 0 0 1 10.0 12 5 2 2 0 4 10 0 0
METS 0-0 4.05 9 0 0 0 0 6.2 7 4 3 0 0 1 5 0 0
CAREER FIELDING
P 9 1 1 0 1.000 2 0
MOST RUNS ALLOWED BY INNING

1st Inning 10, July 19, 1988 at Cincinnati
2nd Inning 8, three times, last, August 9, 1984 vs. Pittsburgh
3rd Inning 10, July 30, 1969 (Game Two) vs. Houston
4th Inning 11, April 7, 2004 at Atlanta
5th Inning 9, May 7, 2007 at San Francisco
6th Inning 11, April 11, 1997 at San Diego
7th Inning 8, August 12, 1982 vs. Chicago
8th Inning 11, July 18, 1964 at St. Louis
9th Inning 11, July 30, 1969 (Game One) vs. Houston
10th Inning 6, May 18, 1985 vs. San Francisco
11th Inning 6, June 23, 2001 vs. Atlanta
12th Inning 6, May 19, 1979 vs. St. Louis
13th Inning 6, June 7, 1985 vs. St. Louis
14th Inning 5, September 12, 1980 vs. Chicago
15th Inning 2, four times, last, April 29, 2013 at Miami
16th Inning 5, August 20, 1973 vs. Cincinnati
17th Inning 1, three times, last, August 5, 1971 at Atlanta
18th Inning 2, August 26, 1980 vs. San Diego
19th Inning 2, July 4, 1985 at Atlanta
20th Inning 1, June 8, 2013 vs. Miami
21st Inning None
22nd Inning None
23rd Inning 2, May 31, 1964 (Game Two) vs. San Francisco
24th Inning 1, April 15, 1968 at Houston
25th Inning 1, September 11, 1974 vs. St. Louis

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Gavin
BIRTHDATE: December 22, 1993
BIRTHPLACE: Lake Charles, LA
CECCHINI
RESIDES: Lake Charles, LA
SIGNED BY: Tommy Jackson
HOW OBTAINED: Mets first-round pick (12th
overall) in the 2012 First-Year Player Draft
CONTRACT STATUS: Arbitration Eligible
2 INF
after 2020. Eligible Free Agent after 2023
2017 SEASON cecchini on social media

• Was with the Mets from June 15-June 23 and August @GavinCecchini2
17 through the remainder of the season. @gavincecchini2
• Played in a career-high 32 games...In the field,
Cecchini played all 20 of his games at second base (18 starts).
CAREER BESTS
CECCHINI, GAVIN
• Hit his first major league homer off Clayton Kershaw at Dodger
Stadium on June 19...Was the third player to hit his first career HITS, GAME
homer off Kershaw...Darnell McDonald and Hector Gomez 3 hits
were the others. 9/16/17 at Atlanta
• Turned in a career-high three hits on September 16 at Atlanta... HOME RUNS, GAME
Also matched his career-high in RBI (two)...Hit safely in 13 of his 1 home run
18 starts. 6/19/17 at Los Angeles-NL
• Batted .280 (7-25) with one double and one homer off MULTI-HR GAMES
lefthanded pitching. None
• Batted .267 (121-453) with 27 doubles, three triples, six home
runs, 39 RBI and 68 runs scored in 110 games for the 51s...Hit LEADOFF HR
None
.287 (39-136) after the Triple-A All-Star break.
• Played four games for Team Italy in the World Baseball INSIDE-THE-PARK HR
Classic...Had one double and one RBI. None
WALK-OFF HOME RUNS
2016 SEASON None
• Called up from Las Vegas (AAA) on September 6 and was on
the major league roster for the first time in his career...Made PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS
None
his major league debut as a pinch-hitter on September 11 at
Atlanta. RBI, GAME
• Recorded his first career hit and RBI with an RBI double on 2 RBI
September 24 vs. Philadelphia...Finished the game 2-3 with 4x, last, 9/16/17 at Atlanta
two doubles and two RBI. STOLEN BASES, GAME
• Ranked among the Pacific Coast League leaders in average None
(.325, third), hits (145, fourth), on-base percentage (.390, fifth)
HITTING STREAK
and lowest total plate appearance/strikeout ratio (9.07, 2nd).
4 games
6/19/17-6/22/17
2015 SEASON
• Was named the Eastern League’s Rookie of the Year...Was the GRAND SLAMS
first Binghamton player to win the award since Paul Wilson in None
1995.
• Finished second in the Eastern League batting (.317).
• Selected to the Eastern League’s mid-season and post-season All-Star team.
• Won the Sterling Award emblematic of the top player at Binghamton.
2014 SEASON
• Played for three Mets affiliates: Savannah (A) of the South Atlantic League, St. Lucie (A) of the Florida
State League and Binghamton (AA) of the Eastern League.
• At the end of the year he was the second-youngest player in the Eastern League.

C E C C H I N I , G AV I N
• Scored the game-winning run on Jayce Boyd’s • Made a personal contribution to the Mayor’s
walk-off double in the EL’s Championship Series Fund following Superstorm Sandy.
clincher September 12 vs. Richmond. • Raised $5,000 for the victims of Hurricane
Harvey.
BACKGROUND • Played four games for Team Italy in the World
• Gavin Cecchini led Barbe (LA) High School to Baseball Classic.
the State 5A championship in 2012.
• Named Louisiana’s Mr. Baseball as a senior. CAREER TRANSACTIONS
• Played for Team USA Under-18 in 2011. • Selected by the New York Mets in the first-round
• His brother, Garin, was an infielder in the Kansas (12th overall) of the 2012 First-Year Player Draft.
City Royals organization in 2017.
• His father Glenn was a high school coach and
now manages the Team USA under-18 squad.
CAREER STATISTICS
CECCHINI, GAVIN
2012 Kingsport (R) .246 53 191 21 47 9 2 1 22 0 2 1 18 43 5 4 .330 .311 5
Brooklyn (A) .000 5 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 .000 .167 0
2013 Brooklyn (A) .273 51 194 18 53 8 0 0 14 2 2 0 14 30 2 3 .314 .319 8
2014 Savannah (A) .259 57 228 42 59 17 4 3 25 1 3 2 25 41 7 1 .408 .333 12
St. Lucie (A) .236 68 233 36 55 10 1 5 31 0 5 1 32 40 3 3 .352 .325 15
Binghamton (AA) .250 1 4 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .250 .250 0
2015 Binghamton (AA) .317 109 439 64 139 26 4 7 51 0 2 2 42 55 3 4 .442 .377 28
2016 Las Vegas (AAA) .325 117 446 71 145 27 2 8 55 4 1 0 48 55 4 1 .448 .390 34
METS .333 4 6 2 2 2 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 .667 .429 0
2017 Las Vegas (AAA) .267 110 453 68 121 27 3 6 39 2 0 2 40 61 5 4 .380 .329 13
METS .208 32 77 4 16 2 0 1 7 0 0 1 4 19 0 1 .273 .256 0

2017 Italy .133 4 15 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 .200 .133 2
CAREER FIELDING
POS G PO A E PCT TC DP
2B 20 33 33 0 1.000 66 10
SS 2 0 1 0 1.000 1 0
LAST TIME THE METS ALLOWED

RUNS HITS
26 June 11, 1985 at Philadelphia 24+ June 11, 1985 at Philadelphia (27)
23 April 30, 2017 at Washington 23 April 30, 2017 at Washington
19 July 26, 2004 at Montreal 22 June 16, 1966 at Atlanta
18 April 27, 2012 at Colorado 21 September 20, 2012 vs. Philadelphia
17 September 13, 2017 at Chicago-NL 20 July 4, 2007 at Colorado
16 September 20, 2012 vs. Philadelphia 19 September 18, 2017 at Miami
15 August 19, 2009 vs. Atlanta 18 August 25, 2013 vs. Detroit
14 September 14, 2017 at Chicago-NL 17 September 5, 2017 vs. Philadelphia

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Yoenis
BIRTHDATE: October 18, 1985
BIRTHPLACE: Campechuela, Cuba
CÉSPEDES
RESIDES: Port St. Lucie, FL
November 30, 2016
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• Finished second in the AL Rookie of the Year voting in 2012. ALL-STAR: 2014 (AL), 2016 (NL)
• Two-time All-Star (2016 with the Mets and 2014 with Oakland). SILVER SLUGGER: 2016
• Named a 2016 NL Silver Slugger. GOLD GLOVE: 2015
• Won the 2013 Home Run Derby at Citi Field...Won the 2014
CÉSPEDES, YOENIS
HR DERBY CHAMPION: 2013, 2014
Home Run Derby at Target Field in Minneapolis, MN...He and
Ken Griffey, Jr. are the only two players in major league history
to win back-to-back Home Run Derby titles. céspedes on social media
• Won a Rawlings Gold Glove award for his play in leftfield with @ynscspds
Detroit in 2015. @ycespedes52
• Was the NL Player of the Week for the week of September 7-13,
2015...Named the AL Player of the Week for the week of July 9-15, 2012.
• Since making his major league debut in 2012, his 63 outfield assists are the most in the majors.
• Owns a .451 (23-51) average with the bases loaded, second among active players (min. 40 at-bats) to
Josh Donaldson (.459)...Cespedes' .863 slugging percentage with the bases full is the highest for any
player who debuted in the expansion era (since 1961).
• Is the only player in team history with multiple three-homer games (April 11, 2017 at Philadelphia &
August 21, 2015 at Colorado).
2017 SEASON
• On the 10-Day Disabled list from April 28-June 10 with a left hamstring strain and also from August 26-
end of the season with a right hamstring strain.
• Hit his 150th career homer with his three-run, go-ahead homer in the third inning on August 11 at
Philadelphia...Is one of seven Cuban-born players in major league history to reach the 150-homer
mark...The others are Rafael Palmeiro, José Canseco, Tony Perez, Tony Oliva, Minnie Minoso and
Kendrys Morales.
• Tied the franchise record with three home runs on April 11 at Philadelphia (also had a double, five RBI
and three runs scored)...Became the first Mets player to have multiple three-homer games (his other
three homer game came on August 21, 2015 at Colorado)...His four extra-base hits tied a franchise
record and he is the first player in Mets history to have a pair of four extra-base hit games.
• Batted .321 (45-140) with nine doubles, two triples, eight home runs, 23 RBI and 25 runs scored in 39
games following the All-Star break...Over his final 15 games, hit .404 (19-47) with three doubles, five
home runs, 11 RBI and 10 runs scored.
• His home run in the first inning on April 11 at Philadelphia was his 50th as a member of the Mets (came
in his 197th game as a Met)...The only player who reached 50 homers as a Met quicker was Dave
Kingman, who did it in 164 games...Research courtesy of Elias.
• By hitting three home runs in the first five innings on April 11, Céspedes joined Gary Carter (1985 at
Padres) and Kirk Nieuwenhuis (2015 vs. Arizona) as the only Mets to hit three home runs within the first
five innings of a game...Research courtesy of Elias.
• Turned in a two-homer game on April 13 at Miami to give him five home runs over a three-game span
from April 11-13...Only four other Mets have had five home runs in a three-game span...Frank Thomas
(six in 1962), Gary Carter (1985), Carlos Beltran (2006) and Lucas Duda (2015).
• Hit six home runs in the club's first 10 games...The only other Mets to hit six or more home runs in the
team's first 10 games of the season were Dave Kingman, who hit seven in the Mets' first 10 games in
1976, and John Buck, who hit six in 2013.

CÉSPEDES, YOENIS
• Activated off the 10-Day DL for Game 1 of a doubleheader CAREER BESTS

in Atlanta on June 10...Went 2-5 with his fifth career grand
slam...Was his first grand slam since September 11, 2016, HITS, GAME
which also came in Atlanta...The only other visiting player 5 hits
to hit multiple grand slams against the Braves over a two- 8/21/15 at Colorado
season span was Frank Schulte for the Cubs...Schulte hit two HOME RUNS, GAME
grand slams against the Boston Braves in 1911...Research 3 home runs
courtesy of Elias. 2x, last, 4/11/17 at Philadelphia
• Homered in three straight games from August 11-14...Was MULTI-HR GAMES
the first time he'd homered in three straight games since 10 games
September 1-4, 2015 and his fourth time overall (second with 2 three-home run games &
the Mets). 8 two-home run games
2016 SEASON LEADOFF HR

None
• Was named an All-Star for the second time in his career...Was
selected to start the game for the National League but did INSIDE-THE-PARK HR
not participate due to injury. None
• Named a NL Silver Slugger. WALK-OFF HOME RUNS
CÉSPEDES, YOENIS
• Finished eighth in the NL MVP voting. 2 walk-off home runs
• Reached the 30-homer plateau for a second time in his last, 8/29/16, vs. Miami
career. (Nick Wittgren)
• Was on the 15-Day Disabled List from August 4-19 with a PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS
strained right quad...After he returned from the DL, the Mets 1 pinch-hit home run
were 26-10 in the 36 games that he started. 4/26/16, vs. Cincinnati
• Has hit at least 20 home runs in each of his first five major (Brandon Finnegan)
league seasons, becoming the 18th major leaguer to RBI, GAME
accomplish the feat...Céspedes reached 20 home runs on 7 RBI
July 1, the fastest a Met reached that plateau since Carlos 8/21/15 at Colorado
Beltran in 2006.
STOLEN BASES, GAME
• Had at least one extra-base hit in a franchise-record nine
2 stolen bases
straight games from April 15-29.
2x, last, 7/12/13, Oakland vs. Boston
• Hit a grand slam and drove in six runs in the third inning on
April 29 vs. San Francisco...The six RBI in a single inning set HITTING STREAK
a franchise record for any Met player in team history, passing 15 games
Butch Huskey's previous mark of five RBI on May 26, 1998 at 6/15/14-7/2/14
Florida. GRAND SLAMS
• Hit his 30th home run as a member of the Mets in his 92nd 5 grand slams
game...According to the Elias Sports Bureau, that was the last, 6/10/17 at Atlanta
quickest to 30 home runs in team history...Dave Kingman (Luke Jackson)
held the previous mark with 30 homers in his first 111 games.
POSTSEASON
• Started in leftfield for the NL Wild Card Game vs. San Francisco.
2015 SEASON
• Acquired by the Mets on July 31 from Detroit in exchange for minor league RHPs Michael Fulmer and
Luis Cessa.
• Was third in the majors with 83 extra-base hits, was tied for sixth in the majors with a career-high
42 doubles and was ninth in the majors with a career-high 105 RBI...Led the majors with a .623 road
slugging percentage.
• Hit .287 (66-230) with 39 runs scored, 14 doubles, four triples, 17 home runs and 44 RBI in 57 games for
the Mets.
• Was the NL Player of the Week for September 7-13...Hit .345 (10-29) with four home runs and led the
majors with 12 RBI.
• Is the first Cuban-born player with back-to-back 100 RBI seasons since Rafael Palmeiro did so in 2002-
03.
• Is the second player since 1920 to switch teams mid-season and record at least 15 home runs and 40
RBI within his first 40 games playing for his new squad...Hank Sauer was the first (15 home runs and 47

CÉSPEDES, YOENIS
RBI in his first 40 games with the Cubs in 1949)...

Information courtesy of Elias.
2012 SEASON
• Signed by Oakland as an international free
• Went 5-for-6 with three home runs, including a agent on March 3.
grand slam, seven RBI and five runs scored on
• Finished second in the voting for the BBWAA’s
August 21 at Colorado...The five hits, three home
American League Rookie of the Year.
runs, seven RBI and five runs scored all were
• Ranked second among AL rookies in runs (70),
career-highs...His seven RBI were tied for third-
hits (142), doubles (25), home runs (23), walks
most in a single game in franchise history...His
(43), extra-base hits (53), total bases (246) and
15 total bases were the second-most in a single
multi-hit games (40).
game in franchise history...Tied the franchise
record and was the third Mets player to homer • Made his major league debut on March 28 vs.
three times in a game in 2015...Became the Seattle...Recorded first ML hit (a double) off Felix
third player in history to hit grand slams in both Hernandez in the seventh inning.
leagues in a single season. • Hit a home run in three consecutive games from
• Became the first player in major league history March 29-April 7...Was the third player in ML
to record at least five hits in a game with three history since 1918 to hit a home run in three of
home runs including a grand slam...Also became his first four games...The other two are: Trent
the second Mets player in team history to record Oeltjen (2009) and Mike Jacobs (2005).
five hits, five runs and five RBI in a single game, • Placed on the 15-Day Disabled List from May
CÉSPEDES, YOENIS
joining Edgardo Alfonzo who was 6-for-6 vs. 7-June 1 with a strained muscle in his left hand.
Houston on August 30, 1999. • Selected as the American League Rookie of the
• Went 3-5 with three doubles on August 3 at Month for September...Hit .266 (29-109) with five
Miami...Three doubles in a single game tied a doubles, two triples, seven home runs, 19 RBI
franchise record (28th time). and 18 runs scored.
• Set a career-high with 23 RBI in August. POSTSEASON
POSTSEASON • Played in all five games of the ALDS vs. Detroit...
• Homered twice and drove in four runs in five Hit .316 (6-19) with one double, two RBI and
games during the NLDS vs. Los Angeles. one run scored...Hit safely in all five postseason
games.
• Batted .286 (4-14) during the NLCS vs. Chicago
with a double and three RBI.
• Started all five games of the World Series vs.
BACKGROUND
• Yoenis Céspedes Milanés was originally signed
Kansas City.
as an international free agent on March 3, 2012
by the Oakland Athletics.
2014 SEASON • Spent eight seasons (2003-10) playing for
• Was selected to the American League All-Star
Granma in Cuba’s Serie Nacional...Finished his
team for the first time in his career.
career with 177 home runs and a .565 slugging
• Won the Home Run Derby for a second straight
percentage.
season...Only other player to win it in back-to-
• Established residency in the Dominican Republic
back years was Ken Griffey, Jr.
following the 2010-11 Serie Nacional season.
• Acquired by Boston on July 31 in exchange for
• Played for Cuba in the 2009 World Baseball
LHP Jon Lester, OF Jonny Gomes and cash
Classic...Batted .458 (11-24) with two home runs
considerations...Oakland also sent a 2015
and five RBI in six games.
competitive balance pick to Boston in the deal.
• Became the 11th Cuban-born player to play for
• Led the major leagues with 16 outfield assists.
the Mets.
2013 SEASON • His mother, Estela, was a pitcher for Cuba at the
• Placed on the Disabled List from April 13-28 with 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, Australia.
a strained muscle in his left hand. • Enjoys fishing, golfing and spending time on his
farm.
POSTSEASON
• Played in all five games during the Athletics CAREER TRANSACTIONS
ALDS series with Detroit...Batted .381 (8-21) with • Signed by Oakland as an international free
one double, one triple, one home run, four RBI agent on March 3, 2012.
and three runs scored...Had multi-hit games in • On the 15-Day Disabled List from May 7-June 1,
three of the five games. 2012 with a strained muscle in his left hand.
• On the 15-Day Disabled List from April 13-28,
2013 with a strained muscle in his left hand.

CÉSPEDES, YOENIS
• Acquired by the Boston Red Sox along with a • On the 15-Day Disabled List from August 4-19,
2015 competitive balance draft pick in exchange 2016 with a strained right quad.
for LHP Jon Lester, OF Jonny Gomes and cash • Signed as a free agent by the New York Mets to
considerations on July 31, 2014. a four-year contract on November 30, 2016.
• Acquired by the Detroit Tigers along with LHP • On the 10-Day Disabled List from April 28-June
Gabe Speier and RHP Alex Wilson in exchange 10, 2017 with a left hamstring strain.
for RHP Rick Porcello on December 11, 2014. • On the 10-Day Disabled List from August 26-end
• Acquired by the New York Mets on July 31, of the 2017 season, with a right hamstring strain.
2015 in exchange for RHP Luis Cessa and RHP
Michael Fulmer.
• Signed as a free agent by the New York Mets to
a three-year contract on January 26, 2016.
CAREER STATISTICS
2012 Sacramento (AAA)# .333 3 9 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 .333 .455 1
OAKLAND (AL) .292 129 487 70 142 25 5 23 82 0 3 7 43 102 16 4 .505 .356 3
2013 Sacramento (AAA)# .333 3 9 5 3 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 2 3 1 0 .667 .455 1
OAKLAND (AL) .240 135 529 74 127 21 4 26 80 0 3 5 37 137 7 7 .442 .294 4
2014 OAKLAND (AL) .256 101 399 62 102 26 3 17 67 0 4 1 28 80 3 2 .464 .303 4
BOSTON (AL) .269 51 201 27 54 10 3 5 33 0 3 2 7 48 4 0 .423 .296 2
2015 DETROIT (AL) .293 102 403 62 118 28 2 18 61 0 4 1 19 87 3 4 .506 .323 5
METS .287 57 230 39 66 14 4 17 44 0 1 4 14 54 4 1 .604 .337 2
2016 METS .280 132 479 72 134 25 1 31 86 0 6 7 51 108 3 1 .530 .354 5
St. Lucie (A)# .222 3 9 1 2 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 .333 .222 0
CÉSPEDES, YOENIS
2017 METS .292 81 291 46 85 17 2 17 42 0 2 2 26 61 0 1 .540 .352 6
St. Lucie (A)# .000 2 6 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .000 .143 0
# Rehabilitation Games

2012 ALDS OAK vs. DET .316 5 19 1 6 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 2 2 0 .368 .381 0
2013 ALDS OAK vs. DET .381 5 21 3 8 1 1 1 4 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 .667 .409 1
2015 NLDS NYM vs. LAD .250 5 20 4 5 0 0 2 4 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 .550 .250 0
NLCS NYM vs. CHC .286 4 14 2 4 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 3 1 0 .357 .333 0
WS NYM vs. KC .150 5 20 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 6 0 0 .150 .143 0
2016 NLWC NYM vs. SF .000 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 .000 .000 0
Wild Card Totals .000 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 .000 .000 0
LDS Totals .317 15 60 8 19 2 1 3 10 0 0 1 2 14 2 0 .533 .349 1
LCS Totals .286 4 14 2 4 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 3 1 0 .357 .333 0
WS Totals .150 5 20 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 6 0 0 .150 .143 0
ALL-STAR GAMES
YEAR LEAGUE/SITE AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HBP BB SO SB CS SLG OBP E
2014 AL/Minnesota .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 0
2016 NL/San Diego Did Not Play

2009 Cuba .458 6 24 5 11 1 3 2 5 0 0 0 1 5 0 0 1.000 .500 1
CAREER FIELDING
OF 686 1385 63 31 .979 1479 3

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Michael
BIRTHDATE: March 1, 1993
BIRTHPLACE: Seattle, WA
CONFORTO
RESIDES: Woodinville, WA
MLB SERVICE TIME :2 Years, 43 Days
SIGNED BY: Jim Reeves
HOW OBTAINED: Mets first-round pick
(10th overall) in the 2014 First-Year
Player Draft
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• Named to the 2017 NL All-Star team. ALL-STAR: 2017 (NL)
• Was the first Met in team history to record four multi-homer TOPPS ROOKIE ALL-STAR: 2015
games from the leadoff spot in a single season in 2017.
CONFORTO, MICHAEL
conforto on social media
2017 SEASON @mconforto8
• Made his second Opening Day roster...Placed on the Disabled
@mconforto8
List on August 25 with a dislocation of his left shoulder and a
tear in the posterior capsule in the shoulder...Did not play the CAREER BESTS
remainder of the season...Had surgery to repair the tear in the
posterior capsule in his left shoulder on September 6 in Los HITS, GAME
Angeles...Was also on the 10-Day DL from July 1 (retroactive to 4 hits
June 28) through July 8 with a bruised left hand. 7/25/15 vs. Los Angeles-NL
• Set career-highs in home runs (27), RBI (68), OPS (.939), hits HOME RUNS, GAME
(104), walks (57) and runs scored (72). 2 home runs
• Named to his first All-Star team...Was the 12th Mets outfielder 4x, last, 7/28/17 at Seattle
named to an All-Star team in team history...Went 1-2 in the MULTI-HR GAMES
game with a single. 4 multi-home run games
• At the time of his season-ending injury, Conforto ranked 4 two-home run games
among NL league leaders in OPS (.939, 12th), OBP (.384, 13th)
LEADOFF HR
and slugging percentage (.555, 12th).
6 leadoff home runs
• Is the first Met to hit at least 25 home runs in his age 24 last, 8/8/17 vs. Texas (A.J. Griffin)
season or younger since David Wright hit 30 homers in his
age 24 season in 2007...Was also the second Met age 24 or INSIDE-THE-PARK HR
younger to hit 20 or more home runs before the end of July... None
The other was Wright in 2006...It's the 10th time a Mets player WALK-OFF HOME RUNS
has posted a 20 homer season at age 24 or younger...Is the None
first Mets outfielder since Darryl Strawberry to have multiple
PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS
10 or more home run seasons through age 24.
None
• Had four multi-homer games (all from the leadoff spot) with his
last multi-homer game coming July 28 at Seattle...Is the first RBI, GAME
Met in team history to record four multi-homer games from the 4 RBI
leadoff spot in a single season...Has five career multi-homer 3x, last, 7/21/17 vs. Oakland
games overall (also Game 4 of the 2015 World Series). STOLEN BASES, GAME
• His six leadoff homers were tied for most in the NL and tied for 1 stolen base
third-most in the majors...His six leadoff homers were tied for 4x, last, 6/18/17 vs. Washington
third-most for a single-season in Mets history with José Reyes HITTING STREAK
(2006). 9 games
• Had nine first-inning homers, tied for the sixth-most in the 7/27/17-8/5/17
major leagues.
GRAND SLAMS
• Hit his first career leadoff homer on April 21 vs. Washington
None
(off Tanner Roark).
• Went 3-4 with two homers and a career-high four RBI on May
23 vs. San Diego...Drove in three of his four runs in the first inning...According to Elias, was the first
Met to have three RBI from the leadoff spot in the first inning in team history...Was also the first player

CONFORTO, MICHAEL
in Mets history to hit a leadoff homer in the first • Made his major league debut on July 24 vs.
inning and get an RBI hit later that inning...Only Los Angeles-NL...Became the 1,000th Met in
four other players in the last 30 seasons have hit franchise history when he debuted...Was 0-for-3
a home run to lead off the first inning and had an in his debut with an RBI.
RBI hit later in the inning...Eric Young did so for • Had six outfield assists, tied for the most in the
Colorado in 1996, Ryan Christenson for Oakland NL by a rookie with Washington’s Michael A.
in 2000, Curtis Granderson for Detroit in 2006 Taylor, despite playing in 82 fewer games.
and Ian Kinsler for Detroit in 2016...Research • Went 4-for-4 with four runs scored in his second
courtesy of Elias. career game on July 25 vs. Los Angeles-NL...
• Ranked among the NL league leaders in May Collected his first major league hit off Zach
in the following categories (min. 90 plate Lee...Became the first Met in franchise history to
appearances): extra-base hits (17, tied for first), record a four-hit game within his first two career
runs scored (25, tied for second), on-base games.
percentage (.426, fifth), slugging percentage • Hit his first ML home run on August 3 at Miami
(.627, fourth), RBI (21, tied for seventh) and home (off Tom Koehler)...It was a three-run home run
runs (7, tied for eighth). that gave the Mets the lead.
• Hit safely in a career-best nine games from July • Was a three time Player of the Week in the
27-August 5...Batted .350 (14-40) with three minor leagues (two with St. Lucie and one with
CONFORTO, MICHAEL
homers, five RBI and eight runs scored during Binghamton)...Named a Florida State League
the streak. mid-season All-Star but did not participate in
• Had five straight hits go for home runs from game due to promotion to Double-A.
August 5-13...The five straight hits for homers • Participated in the SiriusXM Futures Game in
were tied for the longest such streak for any Cincinnati...Started the game in leftfield and
major leaguer in 2017 according to Elias...The went 2-for-2 at the plate...Also threw out a
two others to do so were Yonder Alonso (May runner at home plate.
6-9) and Ian Happ (June 4-14)...He was the fifth
Mets player in team history to have a streak of POSTSEASON
five straight hits (or more) going for home runs... • Hit two solo home runs in Game 4 of the World
Bobby Bonilla had a streak of five in 1992, Ike Series...Became the fifth rookie to hit two home
Davis a streak of five in 2012, Lucas Duda a runs in a World Series game and the first since
streak of eight in 2015 and Neil Walker a streak Atlanta’s Andruw Jones in 1996 in Game 1 at
of five in 2016...Research courtesy of Elias. the Yankees...Was the third-youngest player
• Posted six doubles, 13 home runs and 27 RBI in to have a multi-home run game in the World
39 games after the All-Star break...At the time Series behind Jones and the Yankees’ Tony
of his injury, his 13 homers following the break Kubek...Became the second Mets player to
were tied for fifth-most in the majors...He was collect a multi-home run game in the World
tied for 13th in the NL in RBI (27) after the All-Star Series, joining Gary Carter (1986 World Series in
break and tied for 10th in runs scored (25) at the Game 4)...It was also the sixth time in franchise
time of his injury. history a Mets player has hit two home runs in a
postseason game and first since Carlos Beltran
2016 SEASON in Game 4 of the 2006 NLCS.
• Made his first Opening Day roster...Was with • Had four RBI in the World Series.
New York from Opening Day-June 25, July • Became the second Met in team history to hit
18-August 12 and from September 1-end of the a home run in his first postseason at-bat in
season. Game 2 of the NLDS at Los Angeles-NL (Zack
• Had 17 home runs through his first 100 games Greinke)...Edgardo Alfonzo hit a solo home run
as a Met, tied for the third-most in team history off Arizona’s Randy Johnson in the 1999 NLDS
behind Darryl Strawberry (22) and David Wright (Game 1).
(20). • Struck out but reached on a wild pitch in the sixth
• Had six consecutive games with a double from inning in Game 3 of the NLCS at Chicago-NL...
April 24-30, tying a franchise record by Joe The go-ahead run scored on the play.
Christopher from August 14-18, 1964.
• Had a career-best 17 game on base streak from BACKGROUND
April 10-30...Batted .377 (23-61) with a .443 OBP. • Michael Thomas Conforto graduated from
Redmond (WA) High School where he was
2015 SEASON named All-State and All-League after his senior
• Named to the 2015 Topps Rookie All-Star team. campaign...Batted .400 as a senior with five
• Had his contract selected on July 24 from doubles, one triple, seven home runs and 19 RBI
Binghamton (AA) of the Eastern League. in 29 games.

CONFORTO, MICHAEL
• Also lettered two years in football as a His mother, Tracie, won two gold medals in
quarterback and a free safety. synchronized swimming at the 1984 Summer
• Attended Oregon State University...Was named Olympics in Los Angeles and a silver medal
the Pac-12 Freshman of the Year during his first in 1988 in Seoul...She was inducted into the
season on campus...Hit a team-leading .349 International Swimming Hall of Fame.
and led the Pac-12 with 76 RBI as a freshman... • Became the 1,000th player in team history when
Followed it up with Pac-12 Player of the Year he made his major league debut on July 24.
selections his sophomore (2013) and junior • Helped collect coats at the Mets Warm-Up
(2014) seasons...Batted .328 with 14 doubles, 11 Holiday Coat Drive at Citi Field on December 13,
home runs and 47 RBI his sophomore season...In 2017.
his final collegiate season, he hit .345 with seven
home runs and 56 RBI. CAREER TRANSACTIONS
• Played in 16 games for the USA Baseball Collegiate • Selected by the New York Mets in the first-round
National Team during the summer of 2012. (10th overall) of the 2014 First-Year Player Draft.
• His selection as the 10th pick in the first round • On the 10-Day Disabled List, July 1 (retroactive to
made him the highest player drafted in Oregon June 28) to July 8, 2017, with a bruised left hand.
State history...Was Oregon State’s first-ever • On the 10-Day Disabled List, August 25 through
three-time All American...Was a finalist for the the end of the 2017 season, with a dislocation
CONFORTO, MICHAEL
Golden Spikes and Dick Howser Awards as the of his left shoulder and a tear in the posterior
nation’s top player for his performance during capsule in the shoulder.
his junior season.
• His father, Mike, played football as a linebacker
at Penn State University from 1976-1978...
CAREER STATISTICS
2014 Brooklyn (A) .331 42 163 30 54 10 0 3 19 0 2 5 16 29 3 0 .448 .403 6
2015 St. Lucie (A) .283 46 184 25 52 12 0 7 28 0 2 3 17 26 0 1 .462 .350 1
Binghamton (AA) .312 45 173 21 54 12 3 5 26 0 0 1 23 35 1 0 .503 .396 1
METS .270 56 174 30 47 14 0 9 26 0 2 1 17 39 0 1 .506 .335 0
2016 METS .220 109 304 38 67 21 1 12 42 0 3 5 36 89 2 1 .414 .310 3
Las Vegas (AAA) .422 33 128 30 54 8 2 9 28 0 0 2 13 18 2 2 .727 .483 4
2017 METS .279 109 373 72 104 20 1 27 68 0 2 8 57 113 2 0 .555 .384 3

2015 NLDS NYM vs. LAD .143 4 7 1 1 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 .571 .125 0
NLCS NYM vs. CHC .000 3 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 4 0 0 .000 .200 0
WS NYM vs. KC .333 5 15 2 5 0 0 2 4 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 .733 .313 0
2016 NLWC NYM vs. SF Did Not Play
ALL-STAR GAME
2017 NL/Miami .500 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .500 .500 0
CAREER FIELDING
OF 234 394 15 6 .986 415 3

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NON-ROSTER INVITEE BIRTHPLACE: Belfast, Northern Ireland
RESIDES: Placentia, CA
CONLON
SIGNED BY: Fred Mazuca
80 LHP
2017 SEASON CONLON on social media

• Tossed three complete-game, 7.0-inning @pjconlon29
shutouts...His first, a one-hitter, came in the @pjconlon
second game of a doubleheader on May 6 at
New Hampshire...Also tossed two three-hitters, 12 victories were tied for second-most among
May 24 at Richmond and July 18 vs. Akron. Mets minor leaguers.
CONLON, P.J.
• Compiled an 8-8 record with a 3.57 ERA (51 • Worked 10.0 innings on June 4 vs. Hagerstown
earned runs/128.2 innings pitched) in 22 starts… (threw 97 total pitches)...Was the first minor
In 128.2 innings as a starter, he gave up 125 hits, league pitcher in 11 years to pitch at least 10
52 runs with 35 walks and 100 strikeouts. innings in a game.
• Was 0-1 with one save in six relief outings…Gave • Voted as having the best changeup in the South
up one unearned run and five hits coming out Atlantic League by Baseball America.
of the bullpen…Went 1.1 innings to earn a save at • Voted Minor League Baseball's Fans' Choice for
home vs. Erie on August 30. Best Starting Pitcher in 2016
• Tossed a season-high 8.0 innings in a 1-0 loss to
Akron at home on May 11. BACKGROUND
• Pitched 6.0 or more innings 15 times, including • Patrick Joshua (P.J.) Conlon graduated from El
seven starts of 7.0 or more innings. Dorado (CA) High School where he posted a
• Had a season-best nine strikeouts at New career 2.15 ERA and 111 strikeouts.
Hampshire on May 6. • Attended the University of San Diego...Became
• Went 3-2 with a 2.91 ERA (11 earned runs/34.0 the first freshman in USD history to begin a
innings pitched) in five starts in May...In 34.0 season 9-0...Was a two-time all-WCC first-team
innings, he permitted 28 hits with three walks selection (freshman and junior seasons).
and 25 strikeouts. • Helped lead USD to a West Coast Conference
• Went 3-1 with a 1.65 ERA (six earned runs/32.2 Championship as a junior.
innings) in five July starts…Permitted 28 hits with • Was born in Belfast, Northern Ireland before his
six walks and 23 strikeouts in 32.2 innings. parents moved the family to California in 1996.
• The only Belfast native to play in the major
2016 SEASON leagues was Harry McIlveen for the New York
• Named the Sterling Organizational Pitcher of the Highlanders from 1906-1909.
Year...Went a combined 12-2 with a 1.65 ERA (26 • Younger brother, Noah, is a freshman at UC
earned runs/142.0 innings) between Columbia San Diego...Noah is a middle infielder and a
(A) of the South Atlantic League and St. Lucie (A) righthanded pitcher.
of the Florida State League.
• Was selected to the South Atlantic League mid- CAREER TRANSACTIONS
season All-Star team. • Selected by the New York Mets in the 13th round
• Led all Mets minor leaguers with a 1.65 ERA...His of 2015 First-Year Player Draft.
CAREER STATISTICS
2015 Brooklyn (A) 0-1 0.00 17 0 0 0 0 17.0 8 2 0 0 0 2 25 0 0
2016 Columbia (A) 8-1 1.84 12 12 0 0 0 78.1 68 19 16 4 4 10 61 2 0
St. Lucie (A) 4-1 1.41 12 11 0 0 1 63.2 47 10 10 1 1 14 51 11 0
2017 Binghamton (AA) 8-9 3.38 28 22 3 3 1 136.0 130 53 51 14 4 38 108 2 1
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Travis
BIRTHPLACE: Long Beach, CA
RESIDES: Long Beach, CA
D'ARNAUD
SIGNED BY: Tim Kissner (Philadelphia)
HOW OBTAINED: Acquired from Toronto
along with RHP Noah Syndergaard, C John
Buck and OF Wuilmer Becerra, in exchange
for RHP R.A. Dickey, C Josh Thole and C
18 C
Mike Nickeas on December 17, 2012
CONTRACT STATUS: Eligible Free Agent
after 2019
2017 SEASON awards

• Was on the 10-Day Disabled List from May 5-May 24 with a TOPPS ROOKIE ALL-STAR: 2014
bruised right wrist.
• Set career-highs in home runs (16), RBI (57) and D'ARNAUD on social media
games played (112).
d'ARNAUD, TRAVIS
@travisdarnaud
• His 16 home runs were tied for sixth-most among
NL catchers while his 54 RBI as a catcher were also
sixth-most in the NL...The last Mets catcher with 16 or more CAREER BESTS
home runs in a season was Mike Piazza, who had 19 in 2005. HITS, GAME
• Made his fourth career Opening Day roster. 4 hits
• Nine of his 16 home runs this season either gave the Mets a 4/13/17 at Miami
lead or tied the game. HOME RUNS, GAME
• Hit .302 (26-86) with eight doubles, three home runs and 19 2 home runs
RBI vs. lefthanded pitching. 2x, last, 9/22/17 vs. Washington
• Batted .293 (29-99) with eight doubles, six home runs, 20 MULTI-HR GAMES
RBI and 13 runs scored over his final 32 games of the season 2 multi-home run games
dating to August 17. 2 two-home run games
• Surpassed his RBI total from 2016 (15) by the end of April (16
in 2017)...According to Elias, since 1920, when RBI became an LEADOFF HR
None
official statistic, he was the first player to exceed his RBI total
from the previous year by April 30 of the next season (min. 275 INSIDE-THE-PARK HR
plate appearances). None
• In 20 games in September, he batted .297 (19-64) with five WALK-OFF HOME RUNS
doubles, six home runs, 19 RBI and a .343 OBP...His six home None
runs were tied for eighth-most in the NL during September
while his 19 RBI were tied for 11th-most...The six home runs and PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS
19 RBI in September were both his highest totals for any month None
in his career. RBI, GAME
• Had a career-high four hits and four RBI on April 13 at Miami... 5 RBI
Hit a go-ahead, solo homer in the 16th inning to give the Mets 4/28/17 at Washington
the lead (and eventual win)...His 16th-inning home run was the STOLEN BASES, GAME
latest home run hit by a Mets player in terms of innings since 1 stolen base
May 23, 2006, when Carlos Beltrán hit one in the 16th inning 4/25/14 vs. Miami
vs. Philadelphia, and latest ever for a catcher who had caught
the entire game...Research courtesy of Elias. HITTING STREAK
7 games
• Became the third player since 1920 (when runs batted in
3x, last, 4/18/15-6/16/15
became an official statistic) to collect at least four hits and four
RBI, including a game-winning home run in the 16th inning or GRAND SLAMS
later, in one game...George Brett did so against the Orioles on None
May 28, 1979 and Adrián González did so vs. the Reds on May
25, 2008...Research courtesy of Elias.
• Was the first Mets catcher to collect at least four hits and four RBI in a game since Mike Piazza
recorded five hits (four as a catcher before moving to first base later in the game) and four RBI on April
7, 2004 at Atlanta.
• Went 2-3 with his first career multi-homer game and a career-high five RBI on April 28 at Washington...
d ’A R N A U D , T R A V I S
The last Mets catcher to drive in five or more postseason game…Gary Carter did it twice (both
runs in a game was Paul Lo Duca, who drove in in 1986) while Mike Piazza did it once (1999).
seven runs on September 4, 2007 in the Mets
11-7 win at Cincinnati...Turned in his second 2014 SEASON
career multi-homer game on September 22 vs. • Named to the Topps’ Rookie All-Star team...
Washington. Led NL rookies in home runs, and tied for fourth
• Made his first professional start at third base on among all rookies…Became the third Met to lead
August 16 vs. the Yankees...Also played second NL rookies in home runs (Darryl Strawberry, 26
base during the game...Is the fourth player in in 1983 and Ron Swoboda, 19 in 1965)...His 13
Mets history to appear in games at third base, home runs set the franchise rookie-record for
second base and catcher in the same season... home runs by a catcher.
The other three are Jeff McKnight (1993), Tucker • Finished third among NL rookies with 41 RBI.
Ashford (1983) and Alex Trevino (1979-1981). • Went to the 7-Day Disabled List with a
• Threw out 11-of-88 potential basestealers (17 concussion on May 15, retroactive to May 14…
percent). Transferred to the 15-Day Disabled List on May
28 and reinstated on May 29…Also did not
2016 SEASON play after September 23 because of a bone
• Made his third career Opening Day roster. chip in his right elbow…Underwent surgery
• Was on the 15-Day Disabled List from April on September 30 at the Hospital for Special
d'ARNAUD, TRAVIS
26-June 21 with a right rotator cuff strain after Surgery to remove the chip.
leaving the game on April 25 vs. Cincinnati.
• Hit .282 (20-71) with two home runs, four RBI 2013 SEASON
and 12 runs scored in 19 games during August... • Recalled from Vegas on August 17…Was 0-2 with
Matched his career and season-high of three two walks in his MLB debut that night at San Diego.
hits on August 15 at Arizona...Was his second • Suffered a non-displaced fracture of the first
three-hit game of August, fourth of the season metatarsal of the left foot on April 17 that landed
and the 12th of his career. him on the minor league Disabled List the next
day…Returned July 31.
2015 SEASON
• Made his second Opening Day roster...Tied his 2012 SEASON
career-high with 41 RBI in 67 games…Also had 41 • His season was cut short by injury…Suffered a
RBI in 108 games in 2014. tear to the posterior cruciate ligament of his left
• Was the first Mets catcher to have double-digit knee…Did not play after June 25…No surgery
home runs in back-to-back seasons since Mike was required.
Piazza in 2002-03. • Named to the Futures Game to represent Team
• Went on the 15-Day Disabled List from April USA…Did not play due to injury.
21-June 10 (metacarpal fracture of the right
little finger) and again from June 21-July 30 (left 2011 SEASON
elbow strain). • Named the Eastern League’s Most Valuable Player.
• Suffered injury to the little finger of his right • Was named to both the EL’s mid-season and
hand on April 19 vs. Miami after being hit by a post-season All-Star teams.
pitch...Returned to the majors on June 10 and hit
.267 (8-30) before a collision with Atlanta’s A.J. 2010 SEASON
Pierzynski on June 20 where he left the game • Was selected to the mid-season and post-
with a sprained left elbow. season Florida State League All-Star teams.
POSTSEASON 2008 SEASON

• Had three home runs and seven RBI in 14 • Began the year with Williamsport (A) of the New
postseason games...His three home runs are York-Penn League…Promoted to Lakewood (A)
the second-most by a Mets catcher in a single of the South Atlantic League on August 15…
postseason (Mike Piazza hit four homers in Named to the NYPL All-Star team.
2000).
• Had a fourth-inning sacrifice fly to tie Game 5 of BACKGROUND
the NLDS at Los Angeles. • Travis E. d’Arnaud graduated from Lakewood
• Hit the first postseason home run in Citi Field (CA) High School.
history in Game 3 of the NLDS vs. Los Angeles • His older brother, Chase, played with Atlanta,
(hit the Home Run Apple)…Went 3-5 with three Boston and San Diego in 2017.
RBI and three runs scored…His three RBI • Was a three-time All American at Lakewood
matched the most RBI by a Mets catcher in a from 2005-2007.
d ’A R N A U D , T R A V I S
• Played for Team USA in the IBAF Baseball World exchange for righthanded pitcher R.A. Dickey
Cup in Panama in 2011. and catchers Josh Thole and Mike Nickeas on
• Trekked to Spring Training in 2016 in an RV from December 17, 2012.
California to Port St. Lucie...Made stops at the • On the 7-Day Disabled List on May 14, 2014
Grand Canyon, Austin, TX and New Orleans, LA. with a concussion…Transferred to the 15-Day
Disabled List, May 28-June 8, 2014.
CAREER TRANSACTIONS • On the 15-Day Disabled List, April 21-June 10,
• Selected by the Philadelphia Phillies in the first- 2015, with a metacarpal fracture of the little
round (37th overall) of the 2007 First-Year finger of his right hand.
Player Draft. • On the 15-Day Disabled List, June 21-July 30,
• Acquired by the Toronto Blue Jays along with 2015, with a strained left elbow.
righthanded pitcher Kyle Drabek and outfielder • On the 15-Day Disabled List, April 26-June 26,
Michael Taylor in exchange for righthanded pitcher 2016, with a right rotator cuff strain.
Roy Halladay and cash on December 16, 2009. • On the 10-Day Disabled List, May 5-May 24,
• Acquired along with catcher John Buck, 2017 with a bruised right wrist.
righthanded pitcher Noah Syndergaard and
outfielder Wuilmer Becerra from Toronto in
CAREER STATISTICS
d'ARNAUD, TRAVIS
2007 GCL Phillies (R) .241 41 141 18 34 3 0 4 20 0 2 4 4 23 4 2 .348 .278 4
2008 Williamsport (A) .309 48 175 21 54 13 1 4 25 0 3 1 18 29 1 2 .463 .371 6
Lakewood (A) .297 16 64 12 19 5 0 2 5 0 0 1 5 10 0 0 .469 .357 4
2009 Lakewood (A) .255 126 482 71 123 38 1 13 71 0 9 8 41 75 8 4 .419 .319 6
2010 Dunedin (A) .259 71 263 36 68 20 1 6 38 0 5 4 20 63 3 1 .411 .315 2
2011 New Hampshire (AA) .311 114 424 72 132 33 1 21 78 0 1 8 33 100 4 2 .542 .371 6
2012 Las Vegas (AAA) .333 67 279 45 93 21 2 16 52 0 2 3 19 59 1 1 .595 .380 4
2013 GCL Mets (R)# .318 6 22 4 7 3 0 0 5 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 .455 .348 1
Binghamton (AA)# .222 7 27 2 6 2 1 1 3 0 0 0 3 9 0 0 .481 .300 2
Las Vegas (AAA) .304 19 56 19 17 8 0 2 12 0 1 0 21 12 0 0 .554 .487 2
METS .202 31 99 4 20 3 0 1 5 0 1 0 12 21 0 0 .263 .286 0
2014 Binghamton (AA)# .125 3 8 2 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .500 .222 0
Las Vegas (AAA) .436 15 55 13 24 8 0 6 16 0 0 1 3 5 0 0 .909 .475 2
METS .242 108 385 48 93 22 3 13 41 1 1 2 32 64 1 0 .416 .302 9
2015 METS .268 67 239 31 64 14 1 12 41 0 2 4 23 49 0 0 .485 .340 3
St. Lucie (A)# .375 5 16 0 6 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 .375 .444 0
Binghamton (AA)# .300 5 20 3 6 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 .350 .300 0
Las Vegas (AAA)# .125 2 8 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 .250 .125 0
2016 METS .247 75 251 27 62 7 0 4 15 2 1 3 19 50 0 0 .323 .307 1
St. Lucie (A)# .310 8 29 3 9 2 0 0 5 0 0 0 9 5 1 0 .379 .474 0
Las Vegas (AAA)# .333 3 12 2 4 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 3 0 0 .500 .429 0
2017 METS .244 112 348 39 85 19 1 16 57 0 3 2 23 59 0 0 .443 .293 4
St. Lucie (A)# .250 2 8 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .250 .250 0
Las Vegas (AAA)# .231 4 13 1 3 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 .385 .231 0

2015 NLDS NYM vs. LAD .158 5 19 3 3 0 0 1 4 0 1 0 0 8 0 0 .316 .150 0
NLCS NYM vs. CHC .267 4 15 2 4 0 0 2 2 0 0 1 0 5 0 0 .667 .313 1
WS NYM vs. KC .143 5 21 0 3 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 .190 .143 0
CAREER FIELDING
C 365 2966 153 17 .995 3136 21
2B 1 1 0 0 1.000 1 0
3B 1 0 0 0 --- 0 0
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BIRTHDATE: June 19, 1988
BIRTHPLACE: DeLand, FL
DEGROM
RESIDES: DeLand, FL
SIGNED BY: Steve Nichols
HOW OBTAINED: Mets ninth-round pick
in the 2010 First-Year Player Draft
48 rHP
after 2020

• Named to the 2015 NL All-Star team...Struck out the side on 10 ALL-STAR: 2015 (NL)
pitches. ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: 2014 (NL)
• Named the 2014 NL Rookie of the Year by the BBWAA…Also
named the Sporting News NL Rookie of the Year and the DEGROM on social media
Player’s Choice NL Outstanding Rookie.
deGROM, JACOB
@JdeGrom19
• Named the National League Rookie of the Month for July and
for September, 2014.
• Tied the modern-era major league record with eight consecutive strikeouts to begin his start on
September 15, 2014 vs. Miami.
• Named NL Co-Player of the Week, June 1-7, 2015, and June 12-18, 2017...Also NL Co-Player of the
Week, July 21-27, 2014.
• Has allowed one run or fewer 46 times, the most such starts in any major league starter's first 107
career games in the last century.
• His 2.98 career ERA is the second-lowest among all pitchers with at least 100 starts...Trails only
Clayton Kershaw (2.36).
• Is 17-8 with a 1.99 daytime ERA (55 earned runs/248.1 innings) in 38 career daytime starts...The 1.99
ERA is the lowest by any player in the daytime since 1913 (min. 200 daytime innings pitched).
2017 SEASON
• His 15 wins, 31 starts, 201.1 innings pitched, 239 strikeouts and 10.68 K/9 IP were all career-highs,
surpassing his previous single-season highs in 2015...His 239 strikeouts were fifth-most in the majors
(second-most in the NL)...His 10.68 K/9 IP, ranked third-best in the NL.
• Was named the National League Player of the Week for the week of June 12-18...Went 2-0 with a 0.53
ERA (one earned run/ 17.0 innings) including a complete game against the Cubs on June 12.
• Had 11 strikeouts on September 24 start against the Nationals...It was his 21st career double-digit
strikeout game and his 11th of the season...His 11 double-digit strikeout games are the most double-
digit strikeouts games he's had in a single season and the most by a Met in a single season since
Dwight Gooden had 11 such games in 1985...He ranked fourth in double-digit strikeout games in the
majors behind Chris Sale (18 games), Max Scherzer (15 games) and Corey Kluber (15 games)...His 21
career double-digit strikeout games are the sixth-most in team history...He was also the first pitcher in
team history to have four double-digit strikeout games among the team's first 31 games of a season.
• Won eight consecutive starts from June 12-July 24...During that stretch, he had a 1.61 ERA (11 earned
runs/61.2 innings pitched)...Tied a single-season franchise record with his eight consecutive wins...
Tom Seaver (1969), David Cone (1988) and Bobby Jones (1997) also accomplished the feat in a single
season...Research courtesy of Elias...His eight-consecutive games with a win was tied for the longest
streak in the majors in 2017...Clayton Kershaw won eight-consecutive games from June 7-July 18.
• He surpassed the 200-strikeout mark for the second time in his career...He is one of four pitchers with
multiple 200-strikeout seasons in team history...Tom Seaver (1968-1976), Dwight Gooden (1984-1986,
1990) and David Cone (1988, 1990-1992) are the others...His 239 strikeouts are the ninth-most in team
history in a single season.
• Induced 465 swings and misses on his pitches in his 31 starts, the fifth-highest total in the major
leagues...Batters swung and missed 225 times at his four-seam fastball, the most in the major
leagues...The swing-and-miss rate on his four-seam fastball was 14.40%, also the highest in the league
(min. 1,100 total swings).
deGROM, JACOB
• Was 12-5 following a Mets loss...The 12 such wins were tied for CAREER BESTS
the most in the majors with the Marlins José Ureña.
• Went 6-0 with a 2.10 ERA in his first 10 career starts vs. the WIN STREAK
Phillies...The Mets were 10-0 in those 10 starts...Only Tom 8 games
6/12/17-7/24/17
Seaver (13 starts from 1969-1972) went unbeaten in 10 or more
consecutive starts. LOSS STREAK
• Hit his first major-league home run down 1-0, an opposite-field 4 games
shot off the Nationals’ Joe Ross, in the third inning on June 18 3x, last, 8/18/16-4/22/17
vs. Washington....Was called upon to pinch-hit for the 10th time STRIKEOUTS, GAME
in his career on September 9 vs. Cincinnati...The 10 pinch-hit 13 strikeouts
appearances are the most by a starting pitcher in Mets history. 2x, last, 4/15/17 at Miami
• Hit .211 (15-71) with one home run, one double and four RBI...
DOUBLE-DIGIT STRIKEOUT
His 15 hits led Mets pitchers and were the most by a Mets GAMES
pitcher in a season since Mike Hampton had 20 hits in 2000... 21 games
Stole his first career base in the third inning of his August last, 11 strikeouts, 9/24/17 vs.
4 start against the Dodgers...It was the first stolen base by Washington
a Mets pitcher since Oliver Perez on May 11, 2008 against
Cincinnati. LONGEST OUTING, STARTER
9.0 innings
deGROM, JACOB
2x, last, 6/12/17 vs. Chicago-NL
2016 SEASON
deGROM, JACOB
• Did not pitch after September 1...Had surgery to reposition the MOST WALKS, GAME
ulnar nerve in his right elbow on September 21. 6 walks
• Went 5-3 with a 2.11 ERA (19 earned runs/81.0 innings) in 13 4/22/17 vs. Washington
home starts...His 2.11 home ERA ranked fourth in the majors SCORELESS STREAK
(min. 80 home innings). 20.0 innings
• In nine no-decisions, he had a 1.92 ERA (13 earned runs/61.0 7/28/16-8/7/16
innings). LAST COMPLETE GAME
• Tossed his first career complete-game one-hit shutout on July 6/12/17 vs. Chicago-NL (Won, 6-1)
17 at Philadelphia...Struck out seven and walked one in the
105-pitch effort...The one hit he allowed came on a single by LAST COMPLETE-GAME
the pitcher, Zach Eflin, in the third inning...It was the fifth time SHUTOUT
7/17/16 at Philadelphia (Won, 5-0)
in Mets history that a Mets pitcher pitched a complete-game
one-hitter where the opposing pitcher came up with the one FEWEST HITS, COMPLETE GAME
hit. 1 hit
7/17/16 at Philadelphia (Won, 5-0)
2015 SEASON FEWEST WALKS, COMPLETE
• Named to the 2015 NL All-Star team...Struck out Oakland’s GAME
Stephen Vogt, Cleveland’s Jason Kipnis, and Detroit’s José 1 walk
Iglesias in the sixth inning of the 2015 All-Star Game in 7/17/16 at Philadelphia (Won, 5-0)
Cincinnati...DeGrom became the first player in All-Star history
to strike out three batters in an inning with 10 pitches or fewer.
• Became the 11th pitcher in team history to record 200 strikeouts in a season…Finished fourth in the NL
with a 2.54 ERA, tied for eighth in strikeouts (205), tied for seventh in wins (14) and fifth in opponents’
batting average against (.215).
• Named co-NL Player of the Week with Clayton Kershaw for the week of June 1-7.
• Retired 23 straight batters after giving up a one-out single to Matt Carpenter in the first inning on May
21 vs. St. Louis...Pitched 8.0 scoreless innings, allowing one hit in that start...Also struck out a season-
high 11 and walked none in that start, becoming the fourth pitcher in franchise history to allow one or
fewer hits, strike out at least 10 and walk none in a game.
• Collected a career-high and tied a franchise-record for a pitcher with three hits on May 16 against
Milwaukee, including two hits in the Mets’ 10-run fourth inning...It was the 26th time a Mets pitcher
recorded three hits in a game and first since Chris Young on April 5, 2011.
POSTSEASON
• Won each of his first three starts (Game 1 NLDS, Game 5 NLDS and Game 3 NLCS)...Was the second
starter in Mets franchise history to win three consecutive postseason starts, joining Jerry Koosman
who did so spanning the 1969 and 1973 postseasons.
• Had 29 strikeouts, the third-most in franchise history for a single postseason, trailing only Tom Seaver
in 1973 (35) and Al Leiter in 2000 (31).
deGROM, JACOB
• Won three road games, matching a Major 8.0-hitless innings at Pittsburgh on June 6, 1984.
League record for most wins on the road in a • Mets pitchers were 0-64 at the plate before he
single postseason, joining Madison Bumgarner singled in his first at-bat, May 15 vs. the Yankees.
(2014), Cliff Lee (2010), Freddy Garcia (2005) and • Finished the season hitting .217 (10-46)…His 10
John Smoltz (1996). hits tied with Rick Aguilera (1985), Ron Darling
• Tied a postseason franchise record with (1984), Mark Bomback (1980) and Jon Matlack
13 strikeouts in Game 1 of the NLDS at Los (1972) for third-most by a Mets rookie pitcher,
Angeles...Tom Seaver also struck out 13 in Game behind Doc Gooden (14, 1984) and Tom Seaver
1 of the 1973 NLCS at Cincinnati...Became the (11, 1967).
first pitcher in major league history to record
six strikeouts in the first 2.0 innings of his 2011 SEASON
postseason debut. • Missed the entire year after undergoing Tommy
John surgery.
2014 SEASON
• Named the National League Rookie of the Year BACKGROUND
by the Baseball Writer’s Association of America… • Jacob Anthony deGrom graduated from Cavalry
Was the fifth Mets player to receive the honor… Christian Academy (FL) where he played baseball
Also named the Sporting News NL Rookie of the and basketball…Helped his team win the
Year and the Player’s Choice NL Outstanding American Legion State Championship in 2006.
deGROM, JACOB
Rookie. • Attended Stetson University…Played third
• Began the year with Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific base and shortstop his first two years before
Coast League before being recalled on May 13… converting to a pitcher as a junior in 2010…Was
Went on to make 22 starts, and win the NL Rookie 4-5 with two saves in 17 games, 12 starts as a
Triple Crown, leading in strikeouts (144), ERA (2.69) junior…Stetson is one of two schools to have two
and tying for the league lead with nine wins. MLB award winners in the same season (AL Cy
• Was named the NL Rookie of the Month for July Young Award winner Corey Kluber).
and for September, becoming the second Mets • Got married two days before winning the 2014
player to earn the award since the award was NL Rookie of the Year.
established in 2003 (Justin Turner, May 2011). • Was the guest speaker at the annual St. John’s
• Was co-NL Player of the Week for July 21-July baseball dinner on January 22, 2014.
27, going 2-0 with 0.68 ERA during the period. • Was honored by the New York Chapter of the
• Tied the modern-era major league record with BBWAA, along with teammates Matt Harvey,
eight consecutive strikeouts to begin his start Steven Matz and Noah Syndergaard, as the
on September 15 vs. Miami…Tied Houston’s Jim “Toast of the Town” at the organization’s annual
Deshaies, who did it on September 23, 1986 vs. dinner in Manhattan on January 23, 2016.
Los Angeles (NL)…The Mets record was six to
begin a game, held by Pete Falcone, who did CAREER TRANSACTIONS
it on May 1, 1980 vs. Philadelphia…The eight • Selected by the New York Mets in the ninth-
consecutive strikeouts at any point are the round (272nd overall) of the 2010 First-Year
second most in team history behind Tom Seaver’s Player Draft.
MLB-record 10 on April 22, 1970 vs. San Diego. • On the 15-Day Disabled List, August 8-August
• Established a rookie franchise-record, hurling 23, 2014, with right rotator cuff tendinitis.
67.1 innings from June 5-August 7 without • On the Bereavement/Family Medical Emergency
allowing a home run. List, April 16-23, 2016.
• Went 7.0 innings and allowed one run, earned,
with six strikeouts in his debut on May 15 vs.
New York (AL)…The 7.0 innings tied the longest
outing by a Mets pitcher in his debut since 1982,
when Brent Gaff tossed 7.2 innings, losing 3-2 to
San Francisco despite allowing three unearned
runs on July 7, 1982.
• Won his first major league game on June 21 at
Miami with 7.0 shutout innings.
• Pitched 6.2 no-hit innings in his start on August
2 vs. San Francisco before Pablo Sandoval
doubled…It was the third-longest no-hit bid by a
rookie in franchise history…Randy Tate pitched
7.1-hitless innings against the Expos at Shea on
August 4, 1975 and Dwight Gooden tossed
deGROM, JACOB
CAREER STATISTICS
2010 Kingsport (R) 1-1 5.19 6 6 0 0 0 26.0 35 15 15 2 0 6 22 1 0
2011 Injured - Did Not Pitch
2012 Savannah (A) 6-3 2.51 15 15 0 0 0 89.2 77 33 25 3 1 14 78 2 1
St. Lucie (A) 3-0 2.08 4 4 0 0 0 21.2 14 5 5 1 1 6 18 3 0
2013 St. Lucie (A) 1-0 3.00 2 2 0 0 0 12.0 12 4 4 1 1 2 13 1 0
Binghamton (AA) 2-5 4.80 10 10 0 0 0 60.0 69 38 32 4 2 20 44 3 1
Las Vegas (AAA) 4-2 4.52 14 14 0 0 0 75.2 87 41 38 6 1 24 63 3 0
2014 Las Vegas (AAA) 4-0 2.58 7 7 0 0 0 38.1 39 13 11 2 1 10 29 2 0
METS 9-6 2.69 22 22 0 0 0 140.1 117 44 42 7 1 43 144 1 0
2015 METS 14-8 2.54 30 30 0 0 0 191.0 149 59 54 16 2 38 205 6 0
2016 METS 7-8 3.04 24 24 1 1 0 148.0 142 53 50 15 3 36 143 4 0
2017 METS 15-10 3.53 31 31 1 0 0 201.1 180 87 79 28 2 59 239 7 0

deGROM, JACOB
2015 NLDS NYM vs. LAD 2-0 1.38 2 2 0 0 0 13.0 11 2 2 0 0 4 20 0 0
NLCS NYM vs. CHC 1-0 2.57 1 1 0 0 0 7.0 4 2 2 2 0 1 7 0 0
WS NYM vs. KC 0-1 7.20 1 1 0 0 0 5.0 6 4 4 0 0 3 2 0 0
ALL-STAR GAME
YEAR LEAGUE/SITE W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB SO WP BK
2015 NL/CINCINNATI 0-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0

2017 METS .211 37 71 6 15 1 0 1 4 4 0 0 2 22 1 0 .268 .233 1
TOTAL .193 118 218 18 42 5 0 1 12 19 0 0 9 63 1 0 .229 .225 3
Last Home Run — June 18, 2017 vs. Washington (Joe Ross)
Most Hits, Game — 3, May 16, 2015 vs. Milwaukee
Most RBI, Game — 2, 2x, last - May 3, 2017 at Atlanta
CAREER FIELDING
P 107 43 98 3 .979 144 10
6-2 210 L L 30
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NON-ROSTER INVITEE BIRTHDATE: August 10, 1987
BIRTHPLACE: Fort Lauderdale, FL
DEN dekker
RESIDES: Palm Beach Gardens, FL
SIGNED BY: Marlin McPhail
free agent on February 15, 2018
16 Of
2017 SEASON den dekker on social media

• Began the season in the Marlins organization with @UpperDekker
New Orleans (AAA) of the Pacific Coast League...Was @mattdendekker
released and signed as a minor league free agent by
Detroit on May 20 and assigned to Toledo (AAA) of the
International League.
CAREER BESTS
• Appeared in four games with the Detroit Tigers and went 1-7 HITS, GAME
(.143) with a run scored. 4 hits
9/27/15, Washington vs.
2016 SEASON Philadelphia
• Hit his first career leadoff home run on April 24 vs. Minnesota HOME RUNS, GAME
off Tyler Duffey. 1 home run
• Hit .207 (77-372) with 14 doubles, one triple, eight home runs 7x, last, 4/24/16, Washington vs.
44 RBI, 40 walks, 20 stolen bases and 41 runs scored in 106 Minnesota
games for Syracuse (AAA) of the International League. LEADOFF HR
1 leadoff home run
2015 SEASON 4/24/16, Washington vs. Minnesota
• Made Washington’s Opening Day Roster after joining the (Tyler Duffey)
organization at the end of Spring Training..Set career highs INSIDE-THE-PARK HR
in home runs (five), RBI (12), batting average (.253), slugging None
percentage (.485), OPS (.800) and games played (55).
• Posted a .512 slugging percentage against righthanded WALK-OFF HOME RUNS
pitching. None
• Appeared in 73 games for Syracuse (AAA) of the International PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS
League, hitting .249 with 12 doubles, two triples, eight home 1 pinch-hit home run
runs, 32 RBI and eight stolen bases. 7/17/15, Washington vs. Los
Angeles-NL (Pedro Baez)
2014 SEASON RBI, GAME
• Had three stints with the Mets, spending the rest of the 2 RBI
season with Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific Coast League. 6x, last, 4/6/16, Washington at
• Sent to Las Vegas out of Spring Training and the Mets recalled Atlanta
him on May 26...Optioned to the 51s on June 1, recalled again STOLEN BASES, GAME
on June 2 and optioned back on June 18...Recalled for a final 1 stolen base
time on August 9 12x, last, 4/28/16, Washington vs.
• After returning on August 9, hit .290 (31-107) over 36 games, Philadelphia
31 starts...Had a .81 BB/K mark (17 walks/21 strikeouts) over that
HITTING STREAK
stretch...For the full season,only 11 players produced a higher
8 games
ratio than .81. 9/17/14-9/28/14
• Closed out the season with a career-best eight game hitting
streak (.379, 11-29)...Hit a team-best .328 (19-58, minimum 40 GRAND SLAMS
at-bats) in September...Compiled a .426 on-base percentage None
for the month.
• Was leading the Pacific Coast League in hitting (.334) at the time of his August 9 recall...Named All-
PCL by the managers and coaches of the league.
d e n D E K K E R , M AT T-
2013 SEASON 2011 SEASON

• Spent the majority of the year with Las Vegas • Split the season between St. Lucie (A) of the
(AAA) of the Pacific Coast League...Had his Florida State League and Binghamton (AA) of
contracted selected from Las Vegas on August the Eastern League...Hit a combined .265 (143-
27. 539) with 17 home runs, 68 RBI, 103 runs scored
• Made his major league debut, August 29 vs. and 24 stolen bases in a combined 139 games.
Philadelphia...Went 0-5, stole a base and scored • Named a FSL mid-season All-Star.
a run...Collected his first hit and RBI on August
31 at Washington. BACKGROUND
• Appeared in games at all three outfield spots... • Matthew Gerrit den Dekker graduated from
Played 16 games, 12 starts, in centerfield, seven, Westminster Academy (FL).
two starts, in rightfield and one game, no starts • Named to the All-SEC team for three straight
in left...Handled all his 34 chances cleanly years, becoming only the second player in
• Hit .338 (48-142) against righthanded pitching conference history to accomplish the feat.
at Triple-A...Hit a combined .291 (69-237) with • Was also an All-SEC selection as a sophomore
six home runs and 42 RBI in 67 minor league and a senior at the University of Florida…Led the
games. Gators to the SEC title as a senior.
• Fractured his right wrist in Spring Training… • Is a cousin of former Astros pitcher Kevin
den DEKKER, MATT

Returned on June 17. Chapman.

• Split the season between Binghamton (AA) of • Selected by the Mets in the fifth-round of the
the Eastern League and Buffalo (AAA) of the 2010 First-Year Player Draft.
International League...Hit 17 home runs in 135 • Acquired by Washington in exchange for
games between the two stops. lefthanded pitcher Jerry Blevins on March 30,
• Named a MiLB.com Organizational All-Star. 2015.
• Named the Eastern League Player of the Week • Signed by Miami as a minor league free agent
on June 11. on November 30, 2016.
• Signed by Detroit as a minor league free agent
on May 20, 2017.
• Signed by the Mets as a minor league free agent
on February 15, 2018.
CAREER STATISTICS
2010 GCL Mets (R) .278 5 18 2 5 7 0 0 5 1 0 0 2 5 0 0 .389 .739 0
Savannah (A) .346 27 104 21 36 13 0 0 15 0 0 1 9 28 3 0 .471 .404 2
2011 St. Lucie (A) .296 67 267 54 79 19 8 6 36 4 2 5 24 65 12 5 .494 .362 1
Binghamton (AA) .235 72 272 49 64 13 3 11 32 6 4 5 27 91 12 5 .426 .312 1
2012 Binghamton (AA) .340 58 238 47 81 21 4 8 29 1 4 5 20 64 10 7 .563 .397 3
Buffalo (AAA) .220 77 295 37 65 10 4 9 47 1 5 2 14 90 11 2 .373 .256 2
2013 St. Lucie (A) .276 14 58 8 16 2 0 0 4 0 1 0 3 6 1 0 .310 .306 1
Las Vegas (AAA) .296 53 179 34 53 8 4 6 38 0 2 1 20 46 8 1 .486 .366 1
METS .201 27 58 7 12 1 0 1 6 0 0 1 4 23 4 1 .276 .270 0
2014 Las Vegas (AAA) .334 93 335 70 112 31 7 8 46 3 3 3 40 65 9 5 .540 .407 2
METS .250 53 152 23 38 11 0 0 7 0 0 1 21 34 7 4 .322 .345 1
2015 Syracuse (AAA) .249 73 269 35 67 12 2 8 32 1 0 4 24 63 8 1 .398 .320 3
WASHINGTON (NL) .253 55 99 12 25 6 1 5 12 2 0 0 9 20 0 1 .485 .315 1
2016 WASHINGTON (NL) .176 19 34 3 6 1 0 1 4 0 0 1 4 10 1 0 .294 .282 0
Syracuse (AAA) .207 106 372 41 77 14 1 8 44 0 3 6 40 110 20 5 .315 .292 3
2017 New Orleans (AAA) .247 20 77 9 19 7 1 3 13 0 1 1 3 20 2 1 .481 .280 1
Toledo (AAA) .251 59 179 28 45 10 3 5 16 2 1 0 24 50 8 5 .425 .338 1
DETROIT (AL) .143 4 7 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 .143 .316 0
CAREER FIELDING
OF 129 166 4 2 .988 172 0
5-10 212 R R 25
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NON-ROSTER INVITEE BIRTHDATE: September 10, 1992
BIRTHPLACE: Whittier, CA
EVANS
RESIDES: Carlsbad, CA
HOW OBTAINED: Mets 15th-round pick
72 INF
2017 SEASON EVANS on social media

• Had his contract selected from Las Vegas (AAA) @PEVANS28
on September 8...Made his major league debut @pevans28
as a pinch-hitter that night vs. Cincinnati.
• Grabbed his first major league hit with a • Began the year with St. Lucie (A) of the Florida
pinch-hit double on September 9...Made his State League and moved to Binghamton on April
EVANS, PHILLIP
first career start on September 17 at Atlanta... 22.
Collected his first RBI and scored his first run on
September 17 at Atlanta.
BACKGROUND
• Phillip Matthew Evans graduated from La Costa
• Went 4-12 (.333) with one double as a pinch-
Canyon (CA) High School where he batted .392
hitter.
with seven home runs and 32 RBI during his
• Appeared in six games at third base and two
senior season.
games at second base.
• Was committed to play collegiately at San Diego
• Batted .279 (130-466) with 26 doubles, three
State University before signing with the Mets.
triples, 11 home runs, 56 RBI and 58 runs scored
in 127 games for the 51s in his first season at
the Triple-A level...Hit .328 (61-186) with 15 of
CAREER TRANSACTIONS
• Selected by the New York Mets in the 15th-
his 26 doubles and six of his 11 home runs in the
round of 2011 First-Year Player Draft.
second half.
2016 SEASON
• Won the Eastern League batting title while
playing at Binghamton (AA) with a .335 (121-361)
average...Had 30 doubles, which was tied for
the fifth-most in the EL.
CAREER STATISTICS
2011 GCL Mets (R) .333 4 15 3 5 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 3 0 1 .467 .412 2
Kingsport (R) .364 3 11 3 4 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 .545 .417 2
Brooklyn (A) .125 2 8 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .125 .125 0
2012 Brooklyn (A) .252 73 294 32 74 8 1 5 29 0 1 3 31 48 2 0 .337 .328 13
2013 Savannah (A) .203 106 350 35 71 13 1 2 25 1 5 3 30 60 4 2 .263 .268 26
2014 St. Lucie (A) .247 111 389 34 96 16 0 4 39 1 6 2 39 59 0 1 .319 .314 18
GCL Mets (R) .667 1 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .667 .667 1
2015 St. Lucie (A) .234 77 252 19 59 14 3 0 32 0 3 1 24 44 2 2 .313 .300 18
2016 St. Lucie (A) .143 9 28 3 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 5 3 0 0 .143 .273 1
Binghamton (AA) .335 96 361 50 121 30 0 8 39 1 1 4 19 60 1 1 .485 .374 12
2017 Las Vegas (AAA) .279 127 466 58 130 26 3 11 56 0 0 2 42 79 2 3 .418 .341 24
METS .303 19 33 4 10 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 4 8 0 0 .364 .395 0
CAREER FIELDING
2B 2 3 10 0 1.000 13 1
3B 6 5 5 0 1.000 10 0
6-3 242 R R 28
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BIRTHPLACE: Santo Domingo, DR
FAMILIA
RESIDES: Yaguate, San Cristobal, DR
SIGNED BY: Ismael Cruz & Marcelino Vallejo
HOW OBTAINED: Signed as a non-drafted
free agent on July 13, 2007
27 RHP
after 2018

• Named a 2016 National League All-Star. ALL-STAR: 2016 (NL)
• Led the majors with 51 saves in 2016, setting a single-season MLB SAVES LEADER: 2016
franchise record...Was the 13th pitcher in major league history
to reach the 50-save plateau. CAREER BESTS
FAMILIA, JEURYS
FAMILIA, JEURYS
• Has 106 career saves, fourth on the club's all-time saves list...
WIN STREAK
Jesse Orosco is third with 107.
2 games
• Has the sixth-lowest home run rate (1.1%) over the last three 2x, last, 5/21/16-5/27/16
years (min. 100.0 innings).
• Is one of two pitchers over the last three years with a LOSS STREAK
groundball rate higher than 60 percent and a strikeout rate 3 games
5/29/16-7/28/16
greater than 25 percent (min. 100 innings)...Zach Britton is the
other. STRIKEOUTS, GAME
3 strikeouts
2017 SEASON 14x, last, 8/29/17 at Cincinnati
• Was on the Disabled List from May 11-August 25 with an LONGEST OUTING, STARTER
arterial clot in his right shoulder...Underwent surgery to repair 4.0 innings
a blockage of the posterior circumflex humeral artery on 10/1/12 at Miami
his right side on May 12...The surgery was performed by Dr.
Robert Thompson in St. Louis. LONGEST OUTING, RELIEVER
2.1 innings
• Activated from the Restricted List on April 19...Missed the first 2x, last, 6/7/14 at San Francisco
15 games of the year...Tossed 2.0 scoreless innings in two
minor league outings. MOST WALKS, GAME
• Pitched 1.0 inning on August 26 at Washington...It was his first 6 walks
action in the majors since May 10. 10/1/12 at Miami
• Had six saves, moving into fourth place on the franchise all- SCORELESS STREAK
time saves list with 106, passing Billy Wagner...Jesse Orosco is 17.0 innings
third on the list with 107 saves. 6/8/16-7/19/16
• Allowed eight earned runs in 15.1 innings (4.70 ERA) after his
return from the Disabled List, but just one earned run in his final 7.1 innings (1.23 ERA)....Was unscored
upon in nine of his first 10 games through May 9.
• Over the last three years, he has the sixth-highest swing and miss rate (52.3%)...Minimum 60 batters
faced.
• Earned his first save since May 5 on September 22 vs. Washington in a 7-6 win...Struck out Victor
Robles with two runners aboard.
• Righthanders were 10-52 (.192) and lefties went 11-39 (.282).
• Had two saves and didn’t allow a run in 3.1 innings in four games for the Dominican Republic in the
WBC.
2016 SEASON
• Led the majors with 51 saves...Was the first Mets reliever to lead the majors in saves...John Franco led
the NL in saves in 1990 and 1994...Set a franchise record for saves in a single season...Set the team
record with his 44th save on August 31 vs. Miami...Armando Benitez (2001) and Familia (2015) held the
previous mark with 43 saves.
• Was the first Dominican-born reliever to notch 50 or more saves in a season...José Valverde (2011) and
FAMILIA, JEURYS
Francisco Cordero (2004) each had 49 saves. 2014 SEASON

• Became the 13th pitcher to reach the 50-save • Established a franchise rookie record with 76
plateau and his 51 saves were tied for the ninth- appearances…Led all major league rookies in
most in major league history. games pitched.
• Recorded 52 straight saves in the regular • Had 23 holds, the most by a rookie in team history.
season from August 1, 2015-July 26, 2016, the
• Underwent bilateral sports hernia surgery on
longest streak in team history and the third-
October 25, 2014…Dr. Bill Meyers performed the
longest streak in major league history...Eric
procedure in Philadelphia.
Gagne (84 consecutive saves) owns the longest
• Earned his first major league win on April 25 vs.
while Tom Gordon (54 straight) is second.
Miami with 1.0 scoreless inning in a 4-3 triumph.
• Recorded his 100th career save to clinch the NL
• Collected his first major league hit, a single, on
Wild Card on October 1 at Philadelphia.
May 28 vs. Pittsburgh (off Bryan Morris).
• Named to his first All-Star team...Did not pitch.
• Had a save in a team-record 14 straight 2013 SEASON
appearances from June 21-July 26.
• Underwent right elbow surgery on June 5 at the
• Posted a career-best 17.0 scoreless inning streak Hospital for Special Surgery to remove bone
from June 8-July 19. spurs and loose bodies…Mets Medical Director
POSTSEASON Dr. David Altchek performed the procedure.
FAMILIA, JEURYS
• Suffered the loss in New York's Wild Card game • Placed on the 15-Day Disabled List, retroactive
vs. San Francisco...Surrendered a three-run to May 9, with right biceps tendinitis…
home run to the Giants' Conor Gillaspie in the Transferred to the 60-Day DL on June 8…
ninth inning. On September 14, was returned from his
rehabilitation assignment and reinstated from
2015 SEASON the DL.
• Finished third in the majors with 43 saves...Tied
the club’s single-season save record closing out
2012 SEASON
a 1-0 win on the last day of the season, October • Recalled from Buffalo (AAA) of the International
4 vs. Washington. League on September 4.
• Was tied for the seventh-lowest ERA in team • Made his major league debut on September 4
history (min. 70.0 innings). throwing 1.0 scoreless inning.
• Recorded the final three outs in the Mets’ 10-2 • Made his first major league start on October 1 at
win on September 26 at Cincinnati that clinched Miami…Tossed 4.0 scoreless innings.
the NL East division title.
2010 SEASON
POSTSEASON • Played for the World Team in the XM Radio
• Allowed one earned run in 14.2 innings (0.61 Futures Game.
ERA) during the postseason...Had three blown
saves in the World Series (Games 1, 4 and 5). 2009 SEASON
• Set a single-season postseason franchise record • Named the Sterling Organizational Pitcher of
with five saves...Had three NLCS saves which the Year for Savannah (A) of the South Atlantic
tied a NLCS record...Recorded the final three League, emblematic of the team’s MVP.
outs in Game 4 of the NLCS at Chicago.
• Retired all 16 batters he faced in the NLDS vs. BACKGROUND
Los Angeles...Pitched 2.0 perfect innings for the • Jeurys Familia (pronounced Jeh-ohh-reise)
save in a 3-2 Game 5 NLDS win at Los Angeles... graduated from Liceo Analilian Miranda High
Became the third pitcher to have a six-out, no- School in 2007.
baserunner save in a winner-take-all postseason • Built a house for his parents in the Dominican
game, joining the Cardinals’ Bruce Sutter (Game Republic...Finished it in 2015.
7, 1982 World Series) and the Mets’ Jesse • Enjoys listening to music and playing video
Orosco (Game 7, 1986 World Series). games.
• Closed out Game 1 of the NLDS at Los Angeles • Was honored at the 2016 Thurman Munson
with a four-out save in a 3-1 win...Was the first Dinner for his success and inspiration on the
Mets reliever with a save of more than 1.0 inning field of play and community outreach efforts.
in a postseason game since Jesse Orosco, • Was an elf at the 2014 Mets Holiday Party, which
Game 7 of the 1986 World Series vs. Boston. is held annually for local school children.
FAMILIA, JEURYS
CAREER TRANSACTIONS • On the Restricted List from April 2-19, 2017.

• Signed by the New York Mets as a non-drafted • On the 10-Day Disabled List, May 11-August 25,
free agent on July 13, 2007. 2017, with an arterial clot in his right shoulder.
• Placed on the 15-Day Disabled List, May
9-September 14, 2013, after undergoing right elbow
surgery to remove bone spurs and loose bodies.
CAREER STATISTICS
2008 GCL Mets (A) 2-2 2.79 11 11 0 0 0 51.2 46 20 16 2 3 13 38 4 2
2009 Savannah (A) 10-6 2.69 24 23 0 0 0 134.0 109 49 40 3 12 46 109 17 5
2010 St. Lucie (A) 6-9 5.58 24 24 0 0 0 121.0 117 87 75 7 15 74 137 25 3
2011 St. Lucie (A) 1-1 1.49 6 6 0 0 0 36.1 21 7 6 1 1 8 36 1 0
Binghamton (AA) 4-4 3.49 17 17 0 0 0 87.2 85 43 34 10 8 35 96 10 0
2012 Buffalo (AAA) 9-9 4.73 28 28 1 0 0 137.0 145 84 72 8 4 73 128 13 2
METS 0-0 5.84 8 1 0 0 0 12.1 10 8 8 0 0 9 10 0 0
2013 Brooklyn (A)# 0-0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 1.0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
St. Lucie (A)# 0-1 3.00 3 1 0 0 0 3.0 2 1 1 0 0 2 3 2 0
FAMILIA, JEURYS
FAMILIA, JEURYS
Las Vegas (AAA) 0-0 0.00 4 0 0 0 1 5.0 5 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 0

METS 0-0 4.22 9 0 0 0 1 10.2 12 5 5 2 0 9 8 3 0
2014 METS 2-5 2.21 76 0 0 0 5 77.1 59 26 19 3 2 32 73 9 0
2015 METS 2-2 1.85 76 0 0 0 43 78.0 59 16 16 6 2 19 86 4 0
2016 METS 3-4 2.55 78 0 0 0 51 77.2 63 25 22 1 1 31 84 3 0
2017 METS 2-2 4.38 26 0 0 0 6 24.2 21 14 12 1 1 15 25 1 0
St. Lucie (A)# 0-0 0.00 3 0 0 0 0 3.0 1 0 0 0 0 2 5 0 0
Binghamton (AA)# 0-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
Brooklyn (A)# 0-0 0.00 2 0 0 0 0 2.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

2015 NLDS NYM vs. LAD 0-0 0.00 4 0 0 0 2 5.1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0
NLCS NYM vs. CHC 0-0 0.00 4 0 0 0 3 4.1 2 0 0 0 0 2 3 0 0
WS NYM vs. KC 0-0 1.80 4 0 0 0 0 5.0 3 2 1 1 0 0 3 0 0
2016 NLWC NYM vs. SF 0-1 27.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 2 3 3 1 0 1 1 0 0
ALL-STAR GAME
YEAR LEAGUE/SITE W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB SO WP BK
2016 NL/SAN DIEGO Did Not Pitch

YEAR CLUB W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB SO WP BK
2017 Dominican Republic 0-0 0.00 4 0 0 0 2 3.1 2 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0

2017 METS .000 26 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 .000 1
Career Totals .400 273 5 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 .400 .400 4
Last Home Run — None

Most Hits, Game — 1, two times, last, July 30, 2014 vs. Philadelphia
Most RBI, Game — 1, July 30, 2014 vs. Philadelphia
CAREER FIELDING
P 273 14 43 4 .934 61 3
6-3 230 R R 23
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Chris
BIRTHDATE: July 1, 1994
BIRTHPLACE: Newark, CA
FLEXEN
RESIDES: Fremont, CA
SIGNED BY: Jim Blueberg
64 RHP
2017 SEASON FLEXEN on social media

• Was recalled from Binghamton (AA) of the Eastern League on @chris_flexen
July 27 and went 3-6 with a 7.88 ERA (42 earned runs/48.0
innings) in 14 games, nine starts with the Mets.
• Made his major league debut on July 27 at San Diego...
CAREER BESTS
Suffered the loss in his first career start, allowing four runs WIN STREAK
FLEXEN, CHRIS
(three earned) on five hits in 3.0 innings...Was the first Met to 2 games
make his major league debut coming straight from Double-A 8/8/17-8/13/17
since Michael Conforto did so in 2015...Is the first Mets starting LOSS STREAK
pitcher to do so since righthanded pitcher Mike Pelfrey on July 4 games
8, 2006 vs. Florida. 8/29/17-present
• Was 3-5 with a 7.78 ERA (36 earned runs/41.2 innings) in nine
STRIKEOUTS, GAME
starts...Walked 29 and struck out 28 in that time...Allowed 10
5 strikeouts
home runs in his 41.2 innings pitched as a starter.
2x, last, 8/23/17 vs. Arizona
• Five of his last six outings came out of the bullpen...Was 0-1
with a 8.53 ERA (six earned runs/6.1 innings pitched) in those LONGEST OUTING, STARTER
five outings. 6.0 innings
8/23/17 vs. Arizona
• On August 8 vs. Texas, he collected his first major league win
and his first major league hit. LONGEST OUTING, RELIEVER
• Combined to make 10 starts with both St. Lucie (A) of the 2.0 innings
Florida State League and Binghamton (AA)...Was 6-1 with a 1.76 9/20/17 at Miami
ERA (12 earned runs/61.1 innings pitched)...Struck out 63 and MOST WALKS, GAME
walked 10, good for a 6.3 strikeout-to-walk ratio...Was 6-1 with 4 walks
a 1.66 ERA (nine earned runs/48.2 innings) in seven starts for 5x, last, 8/29/17 at Cincinnati
Binghamton.
SCORELESS STREAK
• Was named the Eastern League Pitcher of the Week for the
7.0 innings
week of July 10-16. 9/14/17-9/25/17
2016 SEASON
• Worked a career-high 134.0 innings...Led St. Lucie in starts (25) and was second on the team in
strikeouts (95).
2015 SEASON
• Pitched in 12 games (nine starts) after recovering from Tommy John surgery.
• Went a combined 4-2 with a 2.42 ERA (14 earned runs/52.0 innings) between the GCL Mets (R),
Brooklyn (A) of the New York-Penn League and Savannah (A) of the South Atlantic League.
2014 SEASON
• Made 13 starts for Savannah (A) of the South Atlantic League...Was 3-5 with a 4.83 ERA (37 earned
runs/69.0 innings) in those 13 starts.
• Placed on the 7-Day Disabled List on July 1 with right triceps inflammation.
• Underwent Tommy John surgery in July.
2013 SEASON
• Led the Appalachian League in wins (eight), complete games (two) and shutouts (two).
FLEXEN, CHRIS
BACKGROUND CAREER TRANSACTIONS

• Christopher Flexen graduated from Newark • Selected by the New York Mets in the 14th-
Memorial High School (CA) in 2012...Played four round of the 2012 First-Year Player Draft.
years of baseball and was a quarterback on the
football team for two years.
• Was committed to Arizona State before signing
with the Mets.
CAREER STATISTICS
2012 Kingsport (R) 1-3 5.63 7 6 0 0 0 32.0 38 23 20 2 0 14 26 2 0
2013 Kingsport (R) 8-1 2.09 11 11 2 2 0 69.0 53 18 16 6 6 12 62 3 0
2014 Savannah (A) 3-5 4.83 13 13 0 0 0 69.0 75 41 37 5 4 37 46 5 0
2015 GCL Mets (R) 0-0 0.00 3 2 0 0 0 6.0 2 0 0 0 0 1 5 0 0
Brooklyn (A) 0-2 5.11 3 2 0 0 0 12.1 15 8 7 0 1 8 13 0 0
Savannah (A) 4-0 1.87 6 5 0 0 0 33.2 28 9 7 0 0 7 33 1 0
2016 St. Lucie (A) 10-9 3.56 25 25 1 1 0 134.0 125 62 53 6 6 51 95 5 0
2017 St. Lucie (A) 0-0 2.13 3 3 0 0 0 12.2 12 6 3 1 0 3 13 2 0
Binghamton (AA) 6-1 1.66 7 7 2 1 0 48.2 28 10 9 4 0 7 50 1 0
FLEXEN, CHRIS
METS 3-6 7.88 14 9 0 0 0 48.0 62 44 42 11 2 35 36 1 0

2017 METS .154 14 13 0 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 7 0 0 .231 .154 0

Most Hits, Game — 1, 2x, last - August 29, 2017 at Cincinnati
Most RBI, Game — None
CAREER FIELDING
P 14 3 9 0 1.000 12 1
HOME RUN IN FIRST AT-BAT

In 2005, Mets rookie Mike Jacobs hit a three-run, pinch-hit home run in his first major league at-bat...
The following is a complete list of players who have also hit home runs in their first at-bat with the Mets.
Player Date Player Date
Benny Ayala August 27, 1974* Todd Pratt July 4, 1997
Mike Fitzgerald September 13, 1983* Mike Bordick July 29, 2000#
Rick Cerone April 9, 1991 Bubba Trammell July 30, 2000
Jose Vizcaino April 4, 1994 Kazuo Matsui April 6, 2004#*
(walked in his first plate appearance) Mike Jacobs August 21, 2005*
#First Pitch *First major league at-bat
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Wilmer
BIRTHPLACE: Valencia, VZ
FLORES
RESIDES: Valencia, VZ
SIGNED BY: Sandy Johnson, Ismael Cruz,
Robert Alfonzo
free agent on August, 6, 2007
4 INF
after 2019
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Flores on social media

• Since September 8, 2014, he leads the majors with his six walk- @catire4
off RBI.

• Broke his nose on a foul ball off his bat in the second game of HITS, GAME
FLORES, WILMER
the doubleheader with Houston on September 2...Did not play 6 hits
the remainder of the season...Was also on the 10-Day Disabled 7/3/16 vs. Chicago-NL
List with a right knee infection from April 20-May 3. HOME RUNS, GAME
• Hit a career-high 18 home runs (his previous best was 16 in 2 home runs
both 2015 and 2016)...Hit his 18th home run of the season 4x, last, 7/6/16 vs. Miami
with his fourth career grand slam in the first game of a
doubleheader with Houston on September 2...Has one grand MULTI-HR GAMES
4 multi-home run games
slam in each of the last four seasons.
4 two-home run games
• Is one of five Mets to have three seasons of at least 15
home runs at age 25 or younger...The other four are Darryl LEADOFF HR
Strawberry (five such seasons), David Wright (four such None
seasons), Lee Mazzilli (three such seasons) and John Milner INSIDE-THE-PARK HR
(three such seasons). None
• After May 8, Flores batted .289 (58-201) with 11 doubles, one
WALK-OFF HOME RUNS
triple, 11 homers and 37 RBI versus righthanded pitching.
2 walk-off home runs
• Hit .291 (30-103) with seven home runs and 13 RBI vs. last, 7/22/17 vs. Oakland (Simon
lefthanders...Since the beginning of 2016, Flores has 18 home Castro)
runs vs. lefthanders.
• Started 20 games at first base, 10 at second base and 49 at PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS
3 pinch-hit home runs
third base.
last, 7/20/17 vs. St. Louis (Brett
• Cracked two pinch-hit homers (May 15 at Arizona and July 20 Cecil)
vs. St. Louis)...Has three career pinch-hit home runs.
• His .379 (25-66) batting average in May was the third-best in RBI, GAME
the majors behind Houston's Carlos Correa (.386) and Marwin 6 RBI
2x, last, 9/16/14 vs. Miami
Gonzalez (.382) (min. 60 plate appearances).
• Belted his second career walk-off homer with his walk-off STOLEN BASES, GAME
blast on July 22 vs. Oakland (his other came July 31, 2015 vs. 1 stolen base
Washington)...Has six career walk-off RBI...The six walk-off RBI 3x, last, 4/13/17 vs. Atlanta
are tied for fifth-most in team history. HITTING STREAK
9 games
2016 SEASON 8/18/16-8/31/16
• Underwent surgery to remove the hook of the hamate bone in
GRAND SLAMS
his right wrist on October 6 at the Hospital for Special Surgery.
4 grand slams
• Made his second career Opening Day roster...Played in 51 last, 9/2/17 at Houston (Game 1)
games at third base, 27 at first base, 18 at second base and (off Will Harris)
eight at shortstop.
• Was on the Disabled List from May 11-29 with a mild strain of his left hamstring...Did not play after
September 10 due to a wrist injury he suffered while sliding into home plate at Washington.
FLORES, WILMER
• Became the second player in franchise history • Drove in 11 runs in his first 11 games, tied for
to record six hits in a game when he went 6-6 on the highest total through 11 games in franchise
July 3 vs. Chicago-NL. history…José Reyes drove in 11 in 2003…Had an
• Recorded a multi-homer game as part of his RBI in five of his first six games, one of 12 major
six-hit day on July 3...Turned in his second multi- leaguers since 1916 to do this.
homer game of the season on July 6 vs. Miami...
Was his fourth career multi-homer game... 2012 SEASON
Became the first Mets third baseman to have a • Was named the Sterling Organizational Player of
pair of multi-homer games over a span of four the Year.
games. • Named a MiLB.com Organizational All-Star.
• Was selected the MVP of the FSL All-Star Game,
2015 SEASON going 3-4 with three RBI to help the South All-
• Made his first Opening Day roster. Stars to a 6-3 win over the North squad on June
• Set career highs in nearly every offensive 17 at Charlotte Sports Park in Port Charlotte, FL.
category: average (.263), hits (127), doubles (22), • Selected to the 2012 All-Star Futures Game, his
home runs (16) and RBI (59). second (also, 2009)...Played for the World team.
• Led the team in walk-off RBI (May 26 vs.
Philadelphia, June 15 vs. Toronto and July 31 vs. 2010 SEASON
Washington)...Was tied for third in the majors • Was the Sterling Award winner for St. Lucie (A) of
FLORES, WILMER
with his three walk-off RBI. the Florida State League, emblematic of the top
• Made 96 starts at shortstop and 30 at player on his team.
second base.
• Became the fifth Mets middle infielder in team 2009 SEASON
history to hit 15 or more home runs in a season... • Played in Major League Baseball’s Futures
Joined Edgardo Alfonzo, Jeff Kent, José Reyes Game in St. Louis...Played for the World team.
and José Valentin.
• Connected for his first career walk-off home run 2008 SEASON
on July 31 vs. Washington and drove in both runs • Was the Sterling Award winner at Kingsport (R).
in the Mets’ 2-1 win.
BACKGROUND
POSTSEASON • Wilmer Alejandro Flores graduated from Inra
• Batted .286 (4-14) during the NLCS...Hit .300 (3- High School in Valencia, VZ in 2007.
10) in the NLDS. • Became the second Mets player to make his
• Went 2-3 with two runs scored in his first major league debut on his birthday, joining
postseason start in Game 3 of the NLDS vs. Los righthanded pitcher John Pacella, who made his
Angeles-NL. major league debut on September 15, 1977 at
Philadelphia...Also was signed by the Mets on
2014 SEASON his 16th birthday (August 6, 2007).
• Opened the year with Las Vegas (AAA) of the • His favorite TV show is Friends...Has used the
Pacific Coast League, before the Mets recalled show's theme song "I'll Be There For You" as his
him on April 2…Optioned to Las Vegas on April at-bat music...One of the ways he improved his
5 before returning to the majors on May 8… English was by watching all 236 episodes.
Optioned again on June 25…Recalled for the • Delivered turkeys to Queens families on
final time on July 24. November 15, 2017.
• Had two, career-high six-RBI games…Hit his first • Received the Thurman Munson Award on
career grand slam (off Phillippe Aumont) and February 7, 2017.
drove in six runs on June 2 at Philadelphia… • Appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live! after the Mets
Became the third Mets shortstop with six RBI won the National League with teammates Jacob
in a game and first since Dick Schofield on July deGrom, Matt Harvey and David Wright.
19, 1992 vs. San Francisco…Hit two home runs
• Enjoys swimming.
(off Brad Penny, 2), his first career multi-home
run game, and drove in six on September 16 vs.
Miami.
CAREER TRANSACTIONS
• Signed by the New York Mets as a non-drafted
free agent on August 6, 2007.
2013 SEASON • On the 15-Day Disabled List, May 11-29, 2016,
• Started the season with Las Vegas (AAA) of the
with a mild strain of his left hamstring.
Pacific Coast League before he was recalled by
the Mets on August 6…Made his major league • On the 10-Day Disabled List, April 20-May 3,
debut that night vs. Colorado. 2017, with a right knee infection.
FLORES, WILMER
CAREER STATISTICS
2008 Kingsport (A) .310 59 245 36 76 12 4 8 41 1 2 5 12 28 2 1 .490 .352 19
Savannah (A) .400 1 5 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 .400 .400 0
Brooklyn (A) .267 8 30 3 8 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 7 0 0 .300 .290 2
2009 Savannah (A) .264 125 488 44 129 20 2 3 36 3 6 9 22 72 3 3 .332 .305 13
2010 Savannah (A) .278 66 277 30 77 18 2 7 44 0 2 5 23 37 2 1 .433 .342 12
St. Lucie (A) .300 67 277 32 83 18 1 4 40 0 2 2 9 40 2 4 .415 .324 14
2011 St. Lucie (A) .269 133 516 52 139 26 2 9 81 2 8 6 27 68 2 2 .380 .309 20
2012 St. Lucie (A) .289 64 242 31 70 12 0 10 42 1 8 3 18 30 3 2 .463 .336 8
Binghamton (AA) .311 66 251 37 78 18 2 8 33 1 2 1 20 30 0 0 .494 .361 4
2013 Las Vegas (AAA) .321 107 424 69 136 36 4 15 86 3 8 3 25 63 1 3 .531 .357 11
METS .211 27 95 8 20 5 0 1 13 0 1 0 5 23 0 0 .295 .248 2
2014 Las Vegas (AAA) .323 55 220 43 71 11 2 13 57 1 3 1 16 39 0 2 .568 .367 12
METS .251 78 259 28 65 13 1 6 29 1 1 1 12 31 1 0 .378 .286 5
2015 METS .263 137 483 55 127 22 0 16 59 2 2 4 19 63 0 1 .408 .295 14
2016 METS .267 103 307 38 82 14 0 16 49 0 3 2 23 48 1 1 .469 .319 10
Binghamton (AA) 235 5 17 1 4 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 2 0 0 .235 .263 1
2017 METS .271 110 336 42 91 17 1 18 52 0 6 3 17 54 1 1 .488 .307 9
FLORES, WILMER
St. Lucie (A)# .375 2 8 4 3 1 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 .875 .444 0
Las Vegas (AAA)# .500 1 4 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .750 .500 0

2015 NLDS NYM vs. LAD .300 4 10 2 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 0 0 .400 .417 1
NLCS NYM vs. CHC .286 4 14 0 4 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 0 .500 .333 0
WS NYM vs. KC .059 5 17 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 2 3 0 0 .059 .200 0
CAREER FIELDING
1B 56 293 21 1 .997 315 30
2B 88 147 204 4 .989 355 50
3B 133 72 191 16 .943 279 20
SS 162 182 410 19 .969 611 96
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Todd
BIRTHPLACE: Toms River, NJ
FRAZIER
RESIDES: Toms River, NJ
SIGNED BY: Lee Seras (Cincinnati)
HOW OBTAINED: Signed a free agent on
February 7, 2018
21 INF

• Is a two-time National League All-Star (2014 and 2015) ALL-STAR: 2014-2015 (NL)
• Since his first full season in the majors (2012), Frazier has hit HR DERBY CHAMPION: 2015
154 home runs as a third baseman, second most by a third
TOPPS ROOKIE ALL-STAR: 2012
baseman behind Toronto's Josh Donaldson (164)...Additionally,
Frazier is one of three third basemen to hit at least 25 home
FRAZIER, TODD
runs in each of his last four seasons joining Donaldson and frazier on social media
Seattle's Kyle Seager. @FlavaFraz21
• Has 101 home runs since 2015, fifth-most among infielders in @flavafraz29
that time behind Nolan Arenado (120), Manny Machado (105),
Donaldson (104) and Brian Dozier (102).
• Since 2012, Frazier's 169 home runs are tied for 12th-most in the major leagues.
• Since 2012, he has played in 897 games, second most among third basemen in that time behind
Seager's 947 games played.
• His 29 defensive runs saved since 2012 are fifth-most among qualified third basemen in that time
behind Arenado (104), Machado (81), Adrian Beltre (56) and Donaldson (52).
2017 SEASON
• Batted .213 (101-474) with 19 doubles, 27 home runs, 76 RBI, a career-high 83 walks and a career-best
.344 on-base percentage in 147 combined games between the White Sox and Yankees.
• Opened the season with the White Sox before being acquired by the Yankees on July 18 along with
righthanded pitchers David Robertson and Tommy Kahnle in exchange for righthanded pitcher Tyler
Clippard, lefthanded pitcher Ian Clarkin and outfielders Blake Rutherford and Tito Polo.
• Scored four runs on August 9 at Toronto, matching his career-high (second time).
• Reached base safely in a season-best 15 consecutive games from September 7-24, posting a .448 on-
base percentage with 10 hits and 12 walks.
• Hit safely in a season-high nine straight games from April 23-May 2, hitting .313 (10-32) with two home
runs, nine RBI and nine runs scored.
POSTSEASON
• Played in each of the Yankees 13 postseason games...Went 8-43 (.186) with two doubles, one home run
and five RBI.
2016 SEASON
• Finished sixth in the American League with a career-high 40 home runs.
• Also set career-highs in RBI (98) and runs scored (89).
• Made 149 starts at third base, third-most in the American League.
2015 SEASON
• Selected to his second straight All-Star Game and made his first career start in the game, which was
held at his home ballpark (Cincinnati's Great American Ball Park).
• Was a finalist for an NL Gold Glove award.
• Won the Home Run Derby, defeating Prince Fielder, Josh Donaldson and Joc Pederson...Became the
second player to win the Derby in his home ballpark, joining Ryne Sandberg who won it in 1990 at
Wrigley Field.
FRAZIER, TODD
• Was one of four players in the majors to record at least 40 CAREER BESTS
doubles and 35 home runs.
• Recorded back-to-back multi-homer games on June 16 at HITS, GAME
4 hits
Detroit and June 17 vs. Detroit.
4x, last - 5/9/16, Chicago-AL at
Texas
2014 SEASON
• Selected to his first All-Star Game. HOME RUNS, GAME
• Was the only player in the major leagues with at least 25 home 2 home runs
runs, 80 RBI and 20 stolen bases. 8x, last - 6/30/17, Chicago-AL vs.
Texas
• Led all National League third basemen in home runs and
steals...Ranked second in RBI among NL third basemen. MULTI-HR GAMES
• Hit safely in a career-best 14 straight games from April 29-May 8 multi-home run games
15...Batted .321 (17-53) during the streak. 8 two-home run games
LEADOFF HR
2013 SEASON None
• Had a career-best 42 game errorless streak from April 23-
INSIDE-THE-PARK HR
June 13. None
• Recorded a career-best five game streak of multi-hit games
from June 1-5. WALK-OFF HOME RUNS
2 walk-off home runs
POSTSEASON last, 6/17/15, Chicago-AL vs. Detroit
• Went 1-4 with a double in the Reds' loss at Pittsburgh in the NL (Joakim Soria)
Wild Card Game. PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS
1 pinch-hit home runs
2012 SEASON 9/2/11, Cincinnati at St. Louis
• Won the Players Choice Award for the NL's Most Outstanding (Chris Carpenter)
Rookie...Finished third in the BBWAA voting for NL Rookie of RBI, GAME
the Year. 6 RBI
• His 67 RBI were second-most among NL rookies while his 19 5/9/16, Chicago-AL at Texas
homers were third-most.
STOLEN BASES, GAME
• Named the NL Rookie of the Month for August after batting
2 stolen bases
.330 (36-109) with six home runs and 25 RBI. 3x, last, 9/25/16, Chicago-AL at
• Reached base safely in 30 straight games from Cleveland
August 8-September 8.
• Began the season with Louisville (AAA) of the International HITTING STREAK
14 games
League...Was recalled on April 17 and spent the rest of the
4/29/14-5/15/14
season in the majors.
GRAND SLAMS
POSTSEASON 3 grand slams
• Appeared in all four games of Cincinnati's NLDS matchup with last, 5/9/16, Chicago-AL at Texas
San Francisco...Went 1-6 with one RBI in the series. (off Cesar Ramos)
2011 SEASON
• Made his major league deubt as a pinch hitter on May 23 at Philadelphia.
• Appeared in 41 games (27 starts) over two stints with the Reds.
2010 SEASON
• Following the minor league season, he played for Team USA in the COPABE Pan Am Games qualifying
tournament in San Juan, PR...Batted .313 with one home run and seven RBI.
2007 SEASON
• Named the top prospect in the Pioneer League following the season...Was also named a Baseball
America Rookie All-Star. ‘
BACKGROUND
• Todd Brian Frazier graduated from Toms River (NJ) South High School in 2004 where he played
baseball and was also a four-year starter on the basketball team...Set a school record with 27 rebounds
in one game.
• Was a member of the Toms River team that won the 1998 Little League World Series Championship...
FRAZIER, TODD
Went 4-4 with a home run in the championship • In 2016, he and his brothers Charlie and Jeff
game vs. Japan and also recorded the last out and the USABL launched the Frazier Elite World
as a pitcher. Series for 16U and 18U teams.
• Attended Rutgers University...Was the pre and
post-season Big East Player of the Year in 2007... CAREER TRANSACTIONS
His 22 home runs in 2007, tied for fourth-most in • Selected by Cincinnati in the supplemental-
the NCAA, set a single-season school record. round (34th overall) of the 2007 First-Year Player
• He is still Rutgers all-time leader in career home Draft.
runs (42) and runs scored (210). • Acquired by Chicago-AL on December 15,
• His brother, Jeff, was selected by the Detroit 2015 as part of a three-team trade that sent
Tigers in the third round of the 2004 First-Year righthanded pitcher Frankie Montas, infielder
Player Draft...He reached the majors in 2010 and Micah Johnson and outfielder Trayce Thompson
played nine career major league games with the to Los Angeles-NL and infielders Brandon Dixon
Tigers. and Jose Peraza along with OF Scott Schebler
• Todd served as an analyst for MLB Network's to Cincinnati.
postseason coverage following the 2013 and • Acquired by the Yankees on July 18, 2017 along
2015 seasons...Worked for TBS' postseason with righthanded pitchers Tommy Kahnle and
coverage following the season in 2014. David Robertson in exchange for righthanded
• In 2013, he designated the Baseball United pitcher Tyler Clippard, lefthanded pitcher Ian
FRAZIER, TODD
Foundation's Grand Slam for Sandy fundraising Clarkin and outfielders Blake Rutherford and
effort as the recipient of a $10,000 grant from Tito Polo.
the Major League Baseball Players Trust...The • Signed by the New York Mets as a free agent on
donation was part of a $20,000 charitable February 7, 2018 to a two-year contract.
contribution he received for being named the
2012 NL Outstanding Rookie in the Players
Choice Awards balloting.
• Won the 2016 Heart and Hustle Award
presented by the MLB Players Alumni
Association to honor an active player who
demonstrates a passion for the game and best
embodies the values, spirit and tradition of the
game.
FRAZIER, TODD
CAREER STATISTICS
2007 Dayton (A) .318 6 22 4 7 3 0 2 5 0 0 0 2 4 0 0 .727 .375 1
Billings (R) .319 41 160 29 51 6 5 5 25 0 1 7 18 22 3 3 .513 .409 9
2008 Sarasota (A) .281 100 366 62 103 20 3 12 54 0 3 4 41 84 8 4 .451 .357 10
Dayton (A) .321 30 112 25 36 10 0 7 20 0 0 0 15 28 4 2 .598 .402 7
2009 Louisville (AAA) .302 16 63 9 19 5 0 2 9 0 0 0 6 12 2 0 .476 .362 4
Carolina (AA) .290 119 451 59 131 40 2 14 68 0 5 2 42 67 7 8 .481 .350 7
2010 Louisville (AAA) .258 130 480 71 124 32 4 17 66 1 2 10 45 127 14 4 .448 .333 5
2011 Louisville (AAA) .260 90 315 47 82 18 1 15 46 0 4 6 34 82 17 4 .467 .340 6
CINCINNATI (NL) .232 41 112 17 26 5 0 6 15 0 0 2 7 27 1 0 .438 .289 2
2012 Louisville (AAA) .231 10 39 4 9 2 0 1 7 0 0 0 2 11 3 0 .359 .268 1
CINCINNATI (NL) .273 128 422 55 115 26 6 19 67 0 4 3 36 103 3 2 .498 .331 7
2013 CINCINNATI (NL) .234 150 531 63 124 29 3 19 73 2 3 14 50 125 6 5 .407 .314 10
2014 CINCINNATI (NL) .273 157 597 88 163 22 1 29 80 0 4 7 52 139 20 8 .459 .336 14
2015 CINCINNATI (NL) .255 157 619 82 158 43 1 35 89 1 7 7 44 137 13 8 .498 .309 19
2016 CHICAGO (AL) .225 158 590 89 133 21 0 40 98 1 7 4 64 163 15 5 .464 .302 12
2017 CHICAGO (AL) .207 81 280 41 58 15 0 16 44 0 3 4 48 71 4 3 .432 .328 8
NEW YORK (AL) .222 66 194 33 43 4 1 11 32 0 2 10 35 54 0 0 .423 .365 6

2012 NLDS CIN vs SFG .167 4 6 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 .167 .286 0
2013 NLWC CIN vs PIT .250 1 4 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .500 .250 0
2017 ALWC NYY vs MIN .000 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 .000 0
ALDS NYY vs CLE .235 5 17 3 4 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 5 0 1 .294 .316 2
ALCS NYY vs HOU .182 7 22 3 4 1 0 1 4 0 0 0 2 4 0 0 .364 .250 1
WC Totals .125 2 8 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 .250 .125 0
LDS Totals .217 9 23 3 5 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 7 0 1 .261 .308 2
LCS Totals .182 7 22 3 4 1 0 1 4 0 0 0 2 4 0 0 .364 .250 1
ALL-STAR GAME
2014 NL/Minnesota --- 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 --- 1.000 0
2009 NL/St Louis .000 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 0
CAREER FIELDING
3B 808 499 1400 69 .965 1968 141
1B 94 690 52 9 .988 751 57
OF 14 15 1 0 1.000 16 0
SS 2 2 1 0 1.000 3 0
2B 2 2 1 0 1.000 3 2
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BIRTHPLACE: San Diego, CA
GONZÁLEZ
RESIDES: Los Angeles, CA
SIGNED BY: David Finley (Florida)
January 18, 2018
23 INF

• Is a five-time All-Star (2008-2011 and 2015). ALL-STAR: 2008-2010 (NL), 2011 (AL),
• Ranks among the active major league leaders in hits (2,010, 2015 (NL)
11th), doubles (432, sixth), home runs (311, ninth), RBI (1,176, SILVER SLUGGER: 2011, 2014
sixth), and total bases (3,399, seventh). GOLD GLOVE: 2008-2009, 2011, 2014
GONZÁLEZ, ADRIÁN
• Is a two-time Silver Slugger Award winner (2011, 2014).
• Is a four-time Gold Glove winner (2008-2009, 2011, 2014). gonzÁlez on social media
• Is one of six active major leaguers with at least 300 home runs @Adrian_ElTitan
and 400 doubles...The other five are Adrián Beltré, Miguel @adrian_eltitan
Cabrera, Robinson Canó, Matt Holliday and Albert Pujols.
2017 SEASON
• Right elbow soreness and lower back discomfort limited him to 71 games...His last game of the season
came September 26 vs. San Diego where he hit a home run in his final at-bat.
• Went on the 10-Day Disabled List for the first time in his career on May 5 with right elbow soreness...
Was activated on May 18...Was placed on the 10-Day DL on June 12 with lower back discomfort...
Transferred to the 60-Day DL on July 29...Was activated from the 60-Day DL on August 18.
2016 SEASON
• Reached 90 RBI for the 10th consecutive season dating to 2007, becoming the only major leaguer in
that time to accomplish the feat.
• Hit his 400th career double on July 8 vs. the Padres and cracked his 300th career home run on August
7 vs. Boston off Junichi Tazawa.
• Went 3-6 with a career-high tying three home runs (also April 8, 2015 vs. San Diego) and a career-high
eight RBI on August 22 at Cincinnati.
POSTSEASON
• Hit two home runs with six RBI in 11 games for the Dodgers between the NLDS and NLCS.
2015 SEASON
• Selected to the National League All-Star team.
• Finished the year tied for eighth in the NL in home runs (28) and 10th in the NL in RBI (90).
• Named the National League's Player of the Month for April...Became the first player in major league
history to hit five home runs in his team's first three games of a season...Research courtesy of Elias.
POSTSEASON
• Hit safely in all five games and had five RBI during the NLDS vs. the Mets.
2014 SEASON
• Led the majors with 116 RBI...Was his fifth consecutive season with at least 100 or more RBI.
• Also ranked among the NL league leaders in doubles (41, third) and extra-base hits (68, tied for third).
• Won his fourth Rawlings Gold Glove Award.
POSTSEASON
• Hit one homer and drove in three runs in four games for the Dodgers in the NLDS vs. St. Louis.
GONZÁLEZ, ADRIÁN

• Finished tied for fifth in the National League with 100 RBI. HITS, GAME
POSTSEASON 6 hits
8/11/09, San Diego at Milwaukee
• Hit safely in eight of the Dodgers' 10 postseason games,
batting .316 (12-38) with three home runs, seven RBI, two HOME RUNS, GAME
doubles and seven runs scored. 3 home runs
2x, last, 8/22/16, Los Angeles-NL at
• In Game Five of the NLCS vs. the Cardinals, he went 3-4 with a
Cincinnati
pair of solo home runs and three runs scored in the Dodgers'
6-4 win at Dodger Stadium. MULTI-HR GAMES
21 multi-home run games
2012 SEASON 19 two-home run games
• Batted .299 (188-629) with a career-high 47 doubles, 18 home runs 2 three-home run games
and 108 RBI in 159 games between the Dodgers and Red Sox. LEADOFF HR
None
2011 SEASON INSIDE-THE-PARK HR
• Tied for the major league lead with a career-best 213 hits... None
Also set career-best marks in runs, batting average, on-base
percentage and total bases. WALK-OFF HOME RUNS
• Named to his fourth straight All-Star team. 2 walk-off home runs
last, 6/2/10, San Diego vs. New
2010 SEASON York-NL (Raul Valdes)
• Selected to the NL All-Star team...Finished fourth in the NL PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS
MVP voting. 1 pinch-hit home runs
• Led the majors with a .407 (48-118) average with runners in 9/16/09, San Diego vs. Arizona
scoring position. (Esmerling Vasquez)
• Hit a walk-off home run on June 2 vs. the Mets (Raul Valdes). RBI, GAME
8 RBI
2009 SEASON 8/22/16, Los Angeles-NL at
• Established career highs in home runs (40), walks (119) and Cincinnati
slugging percentage (.551)...His 40 home runs were fifth-most STOLEN BASES, GAME
in the majors while hits 119 walks led the majors. 1 stolen base
• Was selected to his second consecutive All-Star Game and 6x, last, 3/23/14, Los Angeles-NL at
won his second consecutive Gold Glove Award. Arizona
HITTING STREAK
• Selected to his first All-Star team and also won his first Gold 6/20/12-7/7/12
Glove Award.
GRAND SLAMS
• Registered 119 RBI, third-most in the National League.
5 grand slams
last, 7/24/16, Los Angeles-NL at
2006 SEASON St. Louis (Mike Mayers)
• Had 173 hits in his first full major league season.
POSTSEASON
• Went 5-14 (.357) with three walks and two runs scored for San Diego in the NLDS vs. St. Louis.
2005 SEASON
• Made his first Opening Day roster and played 43 games over three stints with Texas.
2004 SEASON
• Appeared in 16 games over two different stints with the Rangers...Made his major league debut on
April 18 at Seattle.
BACKGROUND
• Adrián Sabin González graduated from Eastlake High School in Chula Vista, CA in 2000.
• His father, David, played amateur baseball in Mexico and was a first baseman on the Mexican National
Team.
GONZÁLEZ, ADRIÁN
• His older brother, Edgar, made his major league Terrmel Sledge in exchange for rigthhanded
debut with the Padres on May 12, 2008...On May pitcher Adam Eaton, righthanded pitcher Akinori
13, 2008 at Chicago-NL, the duo started in the Otsuka and catcher Billy Killian.
same infield with Adrián playing first base and • Acquired by Boston on December 6, 2010 in
Edgar playing third base. exchange for outfielder Reymond Fuentes,
• Played for Team Mexico in the World Baseball righthanded pitcher Casey Kelly, infielder
Classic in 2006, 2009, 2013 and 2017. Anthony Rizzo and infielder Eric Patterson.
• Was honored by Mexico with its national sports • Acquired by Los Angeles-NL on August 25,
award, the 2014 Premio Nacional del Deporte. 2012 with outfielder Carl Crawford, righthanded
• Helped renovate a Little League baseball field pitcher Josh Beckett, infielder Nick Punto and
in Tijuana in 2012, which was renamed in his cash in exchange for infielder James Loney,
honor...González continues to financially support infielder Ivan De Jesus, righthanded pitcher
two baseball fields in Tijuana for youth, Campo Allen Webster, righthanded pitcher Rubby De La
Adrián González en la Liga Municipal de Tijuana. Rosa and outfielder Jerry Sands.
• In December 2014 he made a significant • On the 10-Day Disabled List from May 5-18, 2017
commitment in support of youth baseball in with right elbow soreness.
Mexico, creating Liga de Béisbol Telmex Adrián • On the 10-Day Disabled List, June 12, 2017 with
González. lower back discomfort...Transferred to the 60-
GONZÁLEZ, ADRIÁN
Day Disabled List on July 29, 2017...Activated
CAREER TRANSACTIONS from the DL on August 18.
• Selected by Florida in the first round (first • Acquired by Atlanta on December 16, 2017 along
overall) of the 2000 First-Year Player Draft. with infielder Charlie Culberson, lefthanded
• Acquired by Texas on July 11, 2003 with pitcher Scott Kazmir, righthanded Brandon
outfielder Will Smith and lefthanded pitcher McCarthy and cash in exchange for outfielder
Ryan Snare in exchange for righthanded pitcher Matt Kemp...Released by Atlanta on December
Ugeth Urbina. 18, 2017.
• Acquired by San Diego on January 4, 2006 with • Signed by the New York Mets to a one-year
righthanded pitcher Chris Young and outfielder contract on January 18, 2018.
CAREER STATISTICS
2000 GCL Marlins (R) .295 53 193 24 57 10 1 0 30 0 2 2 32 35 0 0 .358 .397 7
2000 Utica (A) .310 8 29 7 9 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 7 6 0 0 .414 .444 2
2001 Kane County (A) .312 127 516 86 161 37 1 17 103 0 6 5 57 83 5 5 .486 .382 14
2002 Portland (AA) .266 138 508 70 135 34 1 17 96 0 3 8 54 112 6 3 .437 .344 16
2003 Albuquerque (AAA) .216 39 139 17 30 5 1 1 18 0 1 0 14 25 1 0 .288 .286 1
Carolina (AA) .307 36 137 15 42 9 1 1 16 0 1 0 14 25 1 1 .409 .368 4
Frisco (AA) .283 45 173 16 49 6 2 3 17 0 2 1 11 27 0 0 .393 .326 7
2004 Oklahoma (AAA) .304 123 457 61 139 28 3 12 88 2 4 6 39 73 1 1 .457 .364 6
TEXAS (AL) .238 16 42 7 10 3 0 1 7 0 0 0 2 6 0 0 .381 .273 1
2005 Oklahoma (AAA) .338 84 328 61 111 17 1 18 65 0 4 4 32 44 0 0 .561 .399 5
TEXAS (AL) .227 43 150 17 34 7 1 6 17 0 2 0 10 37 0 0 .407 .272 3
2006 SAN DIEGO (NL) .304 156 570 83 173 38 1 24 82 1 5 3 52 113 0 1 .500 .362 7
2007 SAN DIEGO (NL) .282 161 646 101 182 46 3 30 100 0 6 3 65 140 0 0 .502 .347 10
2008 SAN DIEGO (NL) .279 *162 616 103 172 32 1 36 119 0 3 7 74 142 0 0 .510 .361 6
2009 SAN DIEGO (NL) .277 160 552 90 153 27 2 40 99 1 4 5 *119 109 1 1 .551 .407 7
2010 SAN DIEGO (NL) .298 160 591 87 176 33 0 31 101 2 4 2 93 114 0 0 .511 .393 8
2011 BOSTON (AL) .338 159 630 108 *213 45 3 27 117 0 5 6 74 119 1 0 .548 .410 4
2012 BOSTON (AL) .300 123 484 63 145 37 0 15 86 0 7 5 31 81 0 0 .469 .343 4
LOS ANGELES (NL) .297 36 145 12 43 10 1 3 22 0 1 0 11 29 2 0 .441 .344 1
2013 LOS ANGELES (NL) .293 157 583 69 171 32 0 22 100 0 10 1 47 98 1 0 .461 .342 11
2014 LOS ANGELES (NL) .276 159 591 83 163 41 0 27 *116 0 11 2 56 112 1 1 .482 .335 6
2015 LOS ANGELES (NL) .275 156 571 76 157 33 0 28 90 0 3 6 62 107 0 1 .480 .350 6
2016 LOS ANGELES (NL) .285 156 568 69 162 31 0 18 90 0 6 4 55 117 0 2 .435 .349 2
2017 LOS ANGELES (NL) .242 71 231 14 56 17 0 3 30 0 4 0 16 43 0 1 .355 .287 2
Okla. City (AAA)# .308 5 13 1 4 0 0 1 6 0 4 0 0 3 0 0 .538 .235 0
Rancho Cucamonga (A)# .208 6 24 4 5 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 2 0 0 .292 .296 0
* led league | # rehabilitation assignment
GONZÁLEZ, ADRIÁN

2006 NLDS SD vs. STL .357 4 14 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 0 0 .357 .471 0
2013 NLDS LAD vs. ATL .333 4 18 1 6 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 .500 .333 2
NLCS LAD vs. STL .300 6 20 6 6 2 0 2 3 0 0 0 3 3 0 0 .700 .391 0
2014 NLDS LAD vs. STL .188 4 16 1 3 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 .375 .235 0
2015 NLDS LAD vs. NYM .316 5 19 4 6 1 0 1 5 0 0 0 2 9 0 0 .526 .381 0
2016 NLDS LAD vs. WAS .200 5 20 1 4 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 .350 .238 0
NLCS LAD vs. CHC .190 6 21 2 4 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 2 4 1 0 .333 .261 0
LDS Totals .276 22 87 9 24 1 0 4 14 0 0 0 7 22 0 0 .425 .330 2
LCS Totals .244 12 41 8 10 2 0 3 7 0 0 0 5 7 1 0 .512 .326 0
ALL-STAR GAME
2008 NL/New York-AL .333 1 3 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 .333 .250 0
2009 NL/St Louis --- 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 --- 1.000 0
2010 NL/Anaheim .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 0
2011 AL/Arizona .500 1 2 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2.000 .500 0
2015 NL/Cincinnati .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 .000 0

2006 Mexico .188 5 16 1 3 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 5 0 0 .250 .235 0
2009 Mexico .273 6 22 6 6 2 0 2 7 0 0 0 5 5 0 0 .636 .407 0
2013 Mexico .429 3 7 2 3 0 0 1 3 0 0 1 6 1 0 0 .857 .714 0
2017 Mexico .083 3 12 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 .083 .143 0
WBC Totals .228 17 57 10 13 3 0 3 13 1 0 1 13 13 0 0 .439 .380 0
CAREER FIELDING
1B 1788 14629 1357 75 .995 16061 1350
OF 21 21 1 3 .880 25 1
LAST TIME THE METS SCORED

RUNS HITS
23 August 17, 1987 at Chicago-NL 28 July 4, 1985 at Atlanta
20 August 7, 1971 at Atlanta 23 April 29, 2000 at Colorado
19 June 12, 1990 at Chicago-NL 22 July 3, 2016 vs. Chicago-NL
18 September 5, 2010 at Chicago-NL 21 August 21, 2015 at Colorado
17 September 25, 2016 vs. Philadelphia 20 June 23, 2017 at San Francisco
16 May 3, 2017 at Atlanta 19 July 14, 2017 vs. Colorado
15 July 25, 2015 vs. Los Angeles-NL 18 September 5, 2014 at Cincinnati
14 July 14, 2017 vs. Colorado 17 June 6, 2017 at Texas
13 April 29, 2016 vs. San Francisco 16 April 13, 2017 at Miami
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Robert
BIRTHDATE: July 18, 1993
BIRTHPLACE: Santa Monica, CA
GSELLMAN
RESIDES: Los Angeles, CA
MLB SERVICE TIME: 1 Year, 42 Days
SIGNED BY: Chris Becerra
65 RHP
2017 SEASON gsellman on social media

• Made his first Opening Day roster and went 8-7 with a 5.19 @robgsellman
ERA (69 earned runs/119.2 innings) in 25 games, 22 starts, @robgsellman
for the Mets...His eight wins were second-most on the team
behind Jacob deGrom's 15 victories...The Mets were 11-11 in his CAREER BESTS
GSELLMAN, ROBERT
22 starts.
• On the 10-Day DL from June 28-August 15, with a strained left WIN STREAK
hamstring. 3 games
5/29/17-6/10/17
• Over his final eight starts (August 16 to the end of the season),
went 3-2 with a 3.50 ERA (17 earned runs/43.2 innings) LOSS STREAK
including his first-career complete game, a rain-shortened 3 games
6.0-inning contest vs. Philadelphia on September 6. 6/15/17-8/26/17
• Posted a 2.25 ERA (one earned run/4.0 innings) in three relief STRIKEOUTS, GAME
outings. 8 strikeouts
• Won three straight starts while posting a 1.42 ERA from May 9/25/16 vs. Philadelphia
29-June 10...Only three other rookies in team history won
LONGEST OUTING, STARTER
three straight decisions with an ERA under 1.50...Jae Seo 7.0 innings
(2003), Jacob deGrom (2014) and Steven Matz (2016) are the 4x, last, 9/17/17 at Atlanta
others.
• Had a 49.3% groundball rate in 2017, which led all Mets LONGEST OUTING, RELIEVER
starters (min. 10 games started)...In his two seasons in the 3.2 innings
8/23/16 at St. Louis
majors, Gsellman owns a 50.4% groundball rate.
• Went 0-3 with a 7.07 ERA (22 earned runs/28.0 innings) in six MOST WALKS, GAME
starts from June 15-August 26...The Mets were 0-6 in those six 5 walks
starts. 9/12/17 at Chicago-NL
SCORELESS STREAK
2016 SEASON 10.2 innings
• Underwent left shoulder labrum repair surgery on October 12 9/14/16-9/20/16
at the Hospital for Special Surgery.
LAST COMPLETE GAME
• Recalled from Las Vegas (AAA) on August 22 and went 3-2 9/6/17 vs. Philadelphia
with a 2.63 ERA (12 earned runs/41.0 innings) as a starter and (6.0 innings, Won, 6-3)
1-0 with a 0.00 ERA in one relief appearance (3.2 innings).
• Tossed 3.2 scoreless innings in relief in his major league
debut on August 23 at St. Louis and earned a victory after entering in the first inning...The only other
pitcher in the modern era (since 1900) to earn a win in his major league debut as a relief pitcher who
entered the game in the first inning was the Giants' John Montefusco on September 3, 1974...Research
courtesy of Elias.
2015 SEASON
• Was named the Sterling Organizational Pitcher of the Year.
• Led the organization in wins and was third in ERA among qualified pitchers.
• Named to the Florida State League’s mid-season All Star team.
2014 SEASON
• Finished third in the South Atlantic League in ERA and first in complete games.
GSELLMAN, ROBERT
2013 SEASON • Tossed a shutout at Dodger Stadium to win the

LA High School championship in 2009.
• Was named to the New York-Penn League All
Star Team. • His father, Bob, played professionally in the
Phillies minor league system...He was a catcher
• Won the Sterling Award for being named the
from 1984-1987.
MVP of his Cyclones club.
BACKGROUND CAREER TRANSACTIONS

• Selected by the New York Mets in the 13th-
• Robert John Gsellman graduated from
round of the 2011 First-Year Player Draft.
Westchester (CA) High School...Played
basketball and baseball. • On the 10-Day DL, June 28-August 14, 2017, with
a strained left hamstring.
• Won the California state title in basketball
in 2010 as a junior...The team was ranked
third nationally and played several games on
ESPNU...Also won the state title as a senior.
CAREER STATISTICS
GSELLMAN, ROBERT
2011 GCL Mets (R) 0-0 4.15 7 1 0 0 1 13.0 15 6 6 1 1 2 8 1 0
2012 Kingsport (R) 1-3 3.92 11 5 0 0 0 43.2 42 27 19 3 5 18 33 2 0
2013 St. Lucie (A) 1-0 3.00 2 2 0 0 0 9.0 5 3 3 1 0 5 5 0 0
Savannah (A) 2-3 3.72 5 5 0 0 0 29.0 35 17 12 2 1 6 14 0 0
Brooklyn (A) 3-3 2.06 12 12 0 0 0 70.0 59 23 16 2 6 12 64 3 0
2014 Savannah (A) 10-6 2.55 20 20 4 1 0 116.1 122 42 33 2 9 34 92 6 0
2015 St. Lucie (A) 6-0 1.76 8 8 0 0 0 51.0 37 10 10 1 3 11 37 2 1
Binghamton (AA) 7-7 3.51 16 16 0 0 0 92.1 89 47 36 4 1 26 49 6 0
2016 Binghamton (AA) 3-4 2.71 11 11 0 0 0 66.1 57 23 20 2 6 15 48 3 0
Las Vegas (AAA) 1-5 5.73 9 9 0 0 0 48.2 56 35 31 8 0 16 40 1 0
METS 4-2 2.42 8 7 0 0 0 44.2 42 12 12 1 1 15 42 1 0
2017 METS 8-7 5.19 25 22 1 0 0 119.2 138 85 69 17 8 42 82 4 0
Las Vegas (AAA) 0-0 7.50 1 1 0 0 0 6.0 10 7 5 1 0 3 3 0 0
Binghamton (AA)# 1-0 2.92 4 4 0 0 0 12.1 15 7 4 0 0 5 9 1 0

2016 NLWC NYM vs. SF Did Not Pitch

2017 METS .147 27 34 2 5 0 0 0 4 3 1 0 6 14 0 0 .147 .268 4
Career Totals .122 36 49 2 6 0 0 0 4 5 1 0 6 23 0 0 .122 .214 4

Most Hits, Game — 1, 6x, last - September 6, 2017 vs. Philadelphia
Most RBI, Game — 2, May 29, 2017 vs. Milwaukee
CAREER FIELDING
P 33 10 27 4 .902 41 3
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Luis
BIRTHPLACE: Caracas, VZ
GUILLORME
RESIDES: Davie, FL
SIGNED BY: Mike Silvestri
HOW OBTAINED: Mets 10th-round of the
2013 First-Year Player Draft
60 INF
2017 SEASON guillorme on social media

• Was named an Eastern League Mid-Season and @lguillorme13
Post-Season All-Star. @lguillorme13
• Won the Mets Sterling Award, symbolic of the
Most Valuable Player at Binghamton (AA). 2015 SEASON
GUILLORME, LUIS
• Finished fourth in the EL in hits (136), second in • Named the South Atlantic League's Most
walks (72) and led the Rumble Ponies with a .376 Valuable Player and a South Atlantic League
OBP. post-season All-Star.
• Was the toughest player in the Eastern League • Was Mets Sterling Award winner at Savannah,
to strikeout, once every 10.15 plate appearances. emblematic of the top player on his Savannah
• Hit over .300 in three separate months...Hit .342 team.
(26-76) in 20 April games, .320 (32-100) in 26 • Finished the season among the league leaders
contests in June and .301 (31-103) in 30 games in in the SAL...Was second in batting average (.318)
August. and hits (142)...Had the fourth-best on-base
• Compiled a .291 (104-357) batting average vs. percentage (.391).
righthanded pitching.
• Hit .311 (41-132) with men in scoring position. BACKGROUND
• Divided his time on the field between second • Luis Miguel Guillorme graduated from Coral
base and shortstop…Also saw limited action at Springs Charter HS (FL) where he played four
third base. years of baseball.
• Went 5-5 at Portland on April 12...Hit his lone • Last spring training, he caught a bat in mid-
home run at Harrisburg on August 5. air in the dugout after it slipped out of Adeiny
• Named to the Arizona Fall League Rising Stars Hechavarria's hand...The video went viral and
team after he hit .289 (13-45) with three doubles ended up as a SportsCenter Top Play.
and three RBI in 11 games for Scottsdale. • Participated in a youth baseball Futures clinic at
Hinton Park with fellow Sterling Award winners
2016 SEASON in September, 2015.
• Appeared in 72 games at shortstop and 52
games at second base while playing the entire CAREER TRANSACTIONS
season with St. Lucie (A) of the Florida State • Selected by the New York Mets in the 10th-
League. round of the 2013 First-Year Player Draft.
• Played for Spain during the 2016 World Baseball
Qualifier at Rod Carew Stadium in Panama City,
Panama...Went 1-7 with one RBI and two walks in
two games.
CAREER STATISTICS
2013 GCL Mets (R) .258 41 159 22 41 4 0 0 11 4 0 2 17 17 6 4 .283 .337 8
2014 Kingsport (R) .282 57 238 38 67 10 0 0 17 6 0 3 17 28 6 4 .324 .337 15
Savannah (A) .333 3 9 2 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 .333 .400 1
2015 Savannah (A) .318 122 446 67 142 16 0 0 55 16 4 2 54 70 18 8 .354 .391 15
2016 St. Lucie (A) .263 123 441 47 116 16 2 1 46 13 3 4 43 63 4 2 .315 .332 18
2017 Binghamton (AA) .283 128 481 70 136 20 0 1 43 2 2 1 72 55 4 3 .331 .376 12
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BIRTHPLACE: New London, CT
HARVEY
RESIDES: Mystic, CT
SIGNED BY: Marlin McPhail
HOW OBTAINED: Mets first-round (seventh
overall) pick in the 2010 First-Year Player
Draft
33 RHP
after 2018

• Named the 2015 Sporting News Comeback Player of the Year ALL-STAR: 2013 (NL)
and 2015 Player’s Choice NL Comeback Player of the Year. COMEBACK PLAYER OF THE YEAR:
• Named the starting pitcher for the National League 2013 All- 2015 (NL)
Star Game, played at Citi Field.
HARVEY, MATT
• Was the National League Pitcher of the Month (April, 2013) and harvey on social media
HARVEY, MATT
the NL Player of the Week (April 8-April 14, 2013). @MattHarvey33
• His 589 strikeouts through his first 100 career games as a Met
are third-most in Mets history for a pitcher through his first 100
career games...Trails Dwight Gooden (749) and Jacob deGrom (675).
2017 SEASON
• Was placed on the Disabled List on June 16 with a stress injury to the scapula bone in his right
shoulder...Before returning to the rotation on September 2, made four rehabilitation starts between
Brooklyn (A) and Binghamton (AA) from August 12-26.
• Made his 100th career start on September 29 at Philadelphia and appeared in his 100th career game
on September 23 vs. Washington.
• Batters had a .196 (19-97) average against him with runners in scoring position...From May 12-May 28,
he held opposing batters hitless in 22 at-bats in those situations...With the bases were loaded, hitters
were 1-15 (.067)...In his career, he has allowed five hits when the bases were loaded (5-38, .132).
• Worked out of the bullpen for the first time in his major league career on September 23 after Noah
Syndergaard started the game and worked 1.0 inning...Pitched 4.0 innings and had a no-decision.
• Finished the year with a 6.70 ERA, the highest ERA in team history for a single season (min. 90.0
innings pitched)...Allowed a career-high 21 homers...Issued a career-high 47 walks.
• In 61 career starts when the Mets score three runs or more, he is 33-13.
2016 SEASON
• Placed on the 15-Day DL on July 6, retroactive to July 5, with right shoulder discomfort...Was later
diagnosed with Thoracic Outlet Syndrome...Had surgery on July 18 to correct the Thoracic Outlet
Syndrome injury...The surgery was performed by Dr. Robert Thompson in St. Louis...Transferred to the
60-Day DL on July 30.
• Made his first career Opening Day start on April 3 at Kansas City...Took the loss...Allowed four runs in
5.2 innings.
• Recorded the 11th double-digit strikeout game of his career on May 8 at San Diego when he struck out
10.
2015 SEASON
• Named the Sporting News Comeback Player of the Year and Player’s Choice NL Comeback Player of
the Year.
• His 2.71 ERA, 1.02 WHIP, 1.76 walks per 9.0 innings and 5.08 strikeout-to-walk ratio all ranked eighth in
the majors among qualified starters.
• Made his first major league start since undergoing Tommy John surgery on April 9 at Washington...
Earned the win in the Mets’ 6-3 victory, pitching 6.0 shutout innings, allowing four hits, striking out nine
and walking one.
H A R V E Y, M AT T
• Recorded two RBI in three straight games from July 11-25, CAREER BESTS
becoming the first pitcher in team history to do so.
WIN STREAK
POSTSEASON 5 games
• Was the third pitcher in franchise history to earn a victory in 3x, last 7/25/15-9/26/15
each of his first two postseason starts, joining Tom Glavine in LOSS STREAK
2006 and Jacob deGrom (3-0 in 2015). 4 games
• Had 27 strikeouts, the fourth-most for a Mets pitcher in a 10/3/15-4/16/16
single postseason.
STRIKEOUTS, GAME
• Earned the win in Game 1 of the NLCS, a 4-2 Mets victory 13 strikeouts
over the Cubs on October 17 at Citi Field...Retired the first 12 6/18/13 at Atlanta (Game 1)
batters he faced.
• Was 2-0 with a 3.04 ERA (nine earned runs/26.2 innings) in DOUBLE-DIGIT STRIKEOUT
GAMES
the postseason...Had two no-decisions in the World Series
11, double-digit strikeout games
despite the club holding two ninth-inning leads. last, 5/8/16 at San Diego (10)
2014 SEASON LONGEST OUTING, STARTER
• Missed the season while recovering from Tommy John 9.0 innings
surgery. 2x, last, 8/7/13 vs. Colorado
HARVEY, MATT
LONGEST OUTING, RELIEVER
2013 SEASON 4.0 innings
• Underwent Tommy John surgery on October 22, 2013 to 9/23/17 vs. Washington
repair a partial tear of the ulnar collateral ligament in the right MOST WALKS, GAME
elbow…Dr. James Andrews performed the procedure in Gulf 5 walks
Breeze, FL. 4x, last 5/12/17 at Milwaukee
• Became the fifth pitcher to start an All-Star Game less than a
year after his major league debut…Became the fourth pitcher SCORELESS STREAK
16.0 innings
in club history to make the All-Star team in his first full season
3x, last 8/5/15-8/16/15
in the majors…Joined Tom Seaver (1967), Jerry Koosman
(1968) and Dwight Gooden (1984)…Became the third Mets LAST COMPLETE GAME
pitcher to start an All-Star Game…Gooden started the 1988 8/7/13 vs. Colorado (Won 5-0)
All-Star Game at Cincinnati and the 1986 Game at Houston… LAST COMPLETE-GAME
Seaver started the 1970 All-Star Game in Cincinnati…Was the SHUTOUT
first pitcher to start an All-Star Game in his home park since 8/7/13 vs. Colorado (Won 5-0)
Houston’s Roger Clemens in 2004.
• Tossed 2.0 scoreless innings and struck out three during the FEWEST HITS, COMPLETE GAME
4 hits
All-Star Game…The three strikeouts were the most by a Mets
8/7/13 vs. Colorado (Won, 5-0)
pitcher in an All-Star Game since Sid Fernandez also had
three strikeouts in the 1986 All-Star Game. FEWEST WALKS, COMPLETE
• Voted National League Pitcher of the Month for the month of GAME
April. 0 walks
8/7/13 vs. Colorado (Won, 5-0)
• Finished third in the majors with a 2.27 ERA (45 earned
runs/178.1 innings), 6.16 strikeouts per walks ratio, .282
opponent slugging percentage and .530 OPS…Ranked
second in the majors with a 0.93 WHIP, .248 opponent on-base percentage and 8.58 baserunners per
nine innings.
• Retired the first 20 batters he faced against Chicago (AL) at Citi Field on May 7…The 6.2 perfect innings
are tied for the third-longest streak in team history…In the game, he became the third Mets pitcher to
allow only one baserunner in 9.0 innings of work…Tom Seaver (July 9, 1969 vs. the Cubs) and Jonathon
Niese (June 10, 2010 vs. the Padres) are the other two…Became the first player in the modern era
(since 1900) to pitch 9.0 innings with 12 or more strikeouts, allowing no walks and only one hit to
receive a no-decision.
• Took a no-hitter into the seventh inning three times: April 13 at Minnesota, May 7 vs. Chicago (AL) and
June 18 at Atlanta.
• Was unbeaten after his first 13 starts, becoming the first Mets pitcher to remain undefeated after his
first 12 starts of a season.
• Collected the first complete game and shutout of his career on August 7 against Colorado.
• Struck out a career-high 13 on June 18 at Atlanta in the first game of a doubleheader.
H A R V E Y, M AT T
2012 SEASON BACKGROUND

• Finished the season with a 2.73 ERA, the fourth- • Matthew Edward (Matt) Harvey graduated from
best ERA in franchise history for a Mets rookie Fitch Senior High School in Groton, CT.
who made at least 10 starts. • Earned prep All-America honors while playing
• Struck out 11 and recorded two hits in his major for his father at Fitch.
league debut on July 26 at Arizona…Became the • Went 6-1 with a 0.64 ERA with 112 strikeouts in
first player in modern history (1900 to date) to 54.2 innings during his senior year at Fitch and
strike out 10 or more batters and collect at least was named the Connecticut Player of the Year
two hits in his major league debut. by The Hartford Courant and Gatorade.
• His 11 strikeouts were the most in franchise • At the University of North Carolina, he was a
history for a pitcher that was making his major first team Atlantic Coast Conference selection,
league debut. a two-time ACC Pitcher of the Week and
• Doubled in his first major league plate two-time National Pitcher of the Week…Left
appearance off Wade Miley and singled in the school ranking ninth all-time in UNC history in
fourth inning in his second trip to the plate. strikeouts (263) and 10th in victories (22)…Was
• Named MiLB.com Top Star honors at the 2012 22-7 with a 3.73 ERA in 54 games (43 starts)
Triple-A All-Star Game on July 11 at Buffalo during his three years with the Tar Heels…In
(AAA)…Threw 2.0 hitless innings, striking out two. 238.2 innings, he allowed 220 hits, 142 runs, 99
earned, with 124 walks and 263 strikeouts.
HARVEY, MATT
HARVEY, MATT
2011 SEASON • Was the 2007 third-round selection (118th
• In his first professional season, finished with overall) by the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim
a combined 13-5 record and a 3.32 ERA (50 but elected to attend the University of North
earned runs/135.2 innings) in 26 starts with Carolina.
St Lucie (A) of the Florida State League and • Honored at the Lou Gehrig Sports Award Benefit
Binghamton (AA) of the Eastern League. dinner on November 3, 2016.
• Selected to the Florida State League mid- • Participated in the Kids Holiday Shopping Spree
season All-Star team. on December 14, 2016 at Target in College Point,
• Was the Sterling Award recipient at St. Lucie, Queens...Helped children pick out holiday gifts
emblematic of the team MVP. for them and their families.
• Worked 0.1 innings and picked up a save in the • Received the 2013 Ben Mondor New England
Futures All-Star Game on July 10 at Chase Field Player of the Year at the Boston Baseball Writers
in Arizona. Dinner.
• Appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live! after the Mets
won the National League with his teammates
Jacob deGrom, Wilmer Flores and David Wright.
H A R V E Y, M AT T
• Attended the press conference on October • On the 60-Day Disabled List, March 31, 2014,
10, 2017 in Syracuse, NY announcing the Mets recovering from Tommy John surgery.
purchase of a Triple-A affiliate. • On the 15-Day Disabled List, July 6 through the
• Enjoys cooking and walking in the city. end the 2016 season...Transferred to the 60-Day
DL on July 30.
CAREER TRANSACTIONS • On the 10-Day Disabled List, June 16-September
• Selected by the New York Mets in the first-round 1, 2017 with a stress injury to the scapula bone in
(seventh overall) in the 2010 First-Year Player his right shoulder.
Draft.
• On the 15-Day Disabled List, August 27-2013-
end of the season, due to a partial tear in his
ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow.
CAREER STATISTICS
2011 St. Lucie (A) 8-2 2.37 14 14 0 0 0 76.0 67 24 20 5 2 24 92 1 0
Binghamton (AA) 5-3 4.53 12 12 0 0 0 59.2 58 32 30 4 3 23 64 5 0
2012 Buffalo (AAA) 7-5 3.68 20 20 0 0 0 110.0 97 46 45 9 6 48 112 9 0
HARVEY, MATT
METS 3-5 2.73 10 10 0 0 0 59.1 42 19 18 5 3 26 70 3 0
2013 METS 9-5 2.27 26 26 1 1 0 178.1 135 46 45 7 4 31 191 2 0
2014 Injured - Did Not Pitch
2015 METS 13-8 2.71 29 29 0 0 0 189.1 156 62 57 18 5 37 188 4 0
2016 METS 4-10 4.86 17 17 0 0 0 92.2 111 55 50 8 1 25 76 4 0
2017 METS 5-7 6.70 19 18 0 0 0 92.2 110 70 69 21 6 47 67 6 1
Brooklyn (A)# 0-0 2.25 2 2 0 0 0 4.0 2 1 1 0 0 1 3 1 0
Binghamton (AA)# 0-0 5.87 2 2 0 0 0 7.2 9 7 5 1 1 2 5 0 0

2015 NLDS NYM vs. LAD 1-0 3.60 1 1 0 0 0 5.0 7 3 2 0 0 2 7 0 0
NLCS NYM vs. CHC 1-0 2.35 1 1 0 0 0 7.2 4 2 2 1 1 2 9 0 0
WS NYM vs. KC 0-0 3.21 2 2 0 0 0 14.0 10 5 5 1 0 4 11 0 0
ALL-STAR GAME
YEAR CLUB/SITE W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB SO WP BK
2013 NL/NEW YORK (NL) 0-0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 2.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0

2017 METS .059 19 34 2 2 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 13 0 0 .059 .086 1
TOTALS .117 101 197 7 23 7 0 1 13 13 0 0 2 86 0 0 .168 .126 4
Last Home Run — 7/11/15 vs. Arizona (Patrick Corbin)

Most Hits, Game — 2 hits, four times, last, 5/8/16 at San Diego
Most RBI, Game — 2 RBI, four times, 7/25/15 vs. Los Angeles-NL
CAREER FIELDING
P 101 26 80 4 .964 110 5
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Kevin
NON-ROSTER INVITEE BIRTHDATE: December 31, 1991
BIRTHPLACE: Cary, IL
KACZMARSKI
RESIDES: Cary, IL
SIGNED BY: Tyler Holmes
HOW OBTAINED: Mets ninth-round pick in the
76 OF
2017 SEASON KACZMARSKI on social media

• Was named a MiLB organizational All-Star. @KevinKaz4
• Hit .337 (31-92) in 27 May games for Binghamton @KevinKaz4
(AA) of the Eastern League.
• Batted .301 (104-345) vs. righthanded pitchers. BACKGROUND
• Compiled a .289 (22-76) average with runners in • Kevin Kaczmarski graduated from Prairie
scoring position and two outs. View (IL) High School...Played baseball and
• Had 25 games with two hits and nine games basketball...Helped Prairie View win the Illinois
with three hits. state title as a sophomore.
• Played mostly leftfield and rightfield for the • Played baseball at the University of Evansville
Rumble Ponies. (IL)...Was a 2015 Dick Howser Trophy
• Batted .351 (27-77) in 20 games for Scottsdale of Semifinalist, USA Baseball Golden Spikes Award
the Arizona Fall League. Semifinalist, Senior CLASS Award First Team
All-American, Louisville Slugger First Team All-
2016 SEASON American, NCBWA First Team All-American...
• Began the year with Columbia (A) of the South Perfect Game First Team All-American, ABCA /
Atlantic League and was moved to St. Lucie (A) Rawlings Second Team All-American, Baseball
of the Florida State League on July 13. America Second Team All-American.
• Led the nation in batting average (.465), and
2015 SEASON triples (nine), while ending the year with the
• Named to the Appalachian League All Star team. second best on-base percentage (.543) and
slugging percentage (.746) in 2015.
• Led the AL in batting average (.355), hits (91),
and total bases (131). • His father, Randy, played in the San Diego
Padres organization...Was an infielder and
• Won the Sterling Award, emblematic of the Most
reached as high as Double-A.
Valuable Player.
• Ranked second in the AL in stolen bases (20)
and tied for third in runs scored (47) and games
CAREER TRANSACTIONS
• Selected by the New York Mets in the ninth-
played (64).
CAREER STATISTICS
2015 Kingsport (R) .355 64 256 47 91 18 5 4 34 0 1 3 24 33 20 9 .512 .415 0
2016 Columbia (A) .268 69 261 41 70 19 7 2 28 4 3 4 29 50 6 6 .418 .347 2
St. Lucie (A) .301 42 153 28 46 210 3 0 18 0 1 0 21 26 8 0 .405 .383 0
2017 Binghamton (AA) .274 128 452 66 124 18 5 5 52 4 4 10 61 84 15 8 .369 .370 4
6-0 185 S R 29
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Ty
BIRTHPLACE: Dallas, TX
KELLY
RESIDES: San Diego, CA
SIGNED BY: James Keller (Baltimore)
HOW OBTAINED :Signed as minor league
free agent on January 23, 2018
11 inF/OF
2017 SEASON kelly on social media

• Appeared in one game as a pinch hitter with the Mets on April @tykelly11
5...Was claimed off waivers by the Toronto Blue Jays on April @tykelly11
10 before being acquired by the Phillies on April 22.
• Had three stints in the majors with the Phillies, totaling 69 CAREER BESTS
games...Was recalled from Triple-A Lehigh Valley May 9 and HITS, GAME
stayed with the Phillies through August 4...Recalled a final 2 hits
KELLY, TY
time, August 11. 4x, last, 8/18/16 at San Francisco
• Hit a pinch-hit grand slam on August 19 at San Francisco off HOME RUNS, GAME
Cory Gearrin. 1 home run
• Went 6-17 (.353) with runners in scoring position, including a 3x, last, 8/19/17, Philadelphia at
.400 mark (4-10) when in that situation with two outs. San Francisco
• Made 14 starts in the field...Started 10 games at second base,
LEADOFF HR
three in leftfield and one at third base. None
2016 SEASON INSIDE-THE-PARK HR
• Had his contract purchased from Las Vegas (AAA) of the None
Pacific Coast League on May 23 and was with the Mets from WALK-OFF HOME RUNS
May 23-June 10, June 16-22, August 2-19 and September 1 None
through the end of the season.
PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS
• Batted .368 (7-19) off lefthanded pitching. 1 pinch-hit home runs
• Made his major league debut on May 24 at Washington... 8/19/17, Philadelphia at
Recorded his first major league hit off José Quintana on May San Francisco (Cory Gearrin)
30 vs. Chicago-AL.
RBI, GAME
• Hit his first big league home run on June 8 at Pittsburgh (a
4 RBI
game-tying, two-run homer)...Also were the first two RBI of his 8/19/17, Philadelphia at
major league career. San Francisco
• At the time of his first promotion from Las Vegas on May
23, Kelly was leading all of minor league baseball in batting STOLEN BASES, GAME
average (.391) and on-base percentage (.478). None
HITTING STREAK
POSTSEASON 3 games
• Had a pinch-hit single in the NL Wild Card Game vs. 2x, last, 6/28/17-7/1/17
San Francisco.
GRAND SLAMS
2014 SEASON 1 grand slam
8/19/17, Philadelphia at
• Reached base safely via a hit or walk in 109 of 134 games. San Francisco (Cory Gearrin)
• Finished second in the PCL in walks (85).
2013 SEASON
• Tied for second among all minor league players with 102 walks.
• Named to the Eastern League All-Star team.
BACKGROUND
• Ty Patrick Kelly graduated from St. Mary’s (CA) High School.
K E L LY , T Y
• Played baseball at Loyola (CA) Marymount in

2007, before transferring to UC-Davis (2008-
CAREER TRANSACTIONS
• Selected by the Baltimore Orioles in the 13th
2009)...Led the Aggies with a .397 batting
average in 2008.
• Acquired by the Seattle Mariners in exchange
• Became the fourth player from UC Davis to play
for outfielder Eric Thames on June 30, 2013.
in the major leagues when he made his MLB
• Acquired by the St. Louis Cardinals in exchange
debut starting at third base on May 24, 2016 at
for righthanded pitcher Sam Gaviglio on
Washington.
November 20, 2014.
• Has appeared at eight positions (all except
• Claimed off waivers by the Toronto Blue Jays on
catcher) in the minors.
July 22, 2015.
• Currently writing a drama-comedy movie.
• Signed by the New York Mets as a minor league
• Finished shooting a YouTube web series with
free agent on November 13, 2015.
his roommate Matt Paré, who is a minor leaguer
• Claimed off waivers by the Toronto Blue Jays on
in the San Francisco Giants organization, for his
April 10, 2017.
YouTube Channel "Homeless Minor Leaguer."
• Acquired by the Philadelphia Phillies in
• Wrote an episode for a show called The Fifth
exchange for cash on April 22, 2017.
Quarter, which airs on Go90.
• Made six starts for Team Israel in the 2017 World
free agent with an invite to Major League Spring
Baseball Classic.
Training on January 23, 2018.
KELLY, TY
CAREER STATISTICS
2009 Aberdeen (A) .265 61 226 31 60 5 1 1 18 5 5 2 33 29 3 3 .310 .357 11
2010 Delmarva (A) .259 129 487 68 126 30 6 4 58 11 2 3 68 81 5 4 .370 .352 16
2011 Delmarva (A) .274 120 457 63 125 13 0 4 46 3 3 4 67 63 11 4 .328 .369 10
2012 Frederick (A) .346 76 263 47 91 17 0 9 41 2 2 3 54 41 2 3 .513 .460 7
Bowie (AA) .308 46 172 24 53 11 2 1 27 1 3 2 21 28 1 0 .413 .384 4
Norfolk (AAA) .278 11 36 3 10 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 4 3 1 0 .389 .350 1
2013 Bowie (AA) .283 72 283 51 80 21 2 1 47 1 6 2 51 49 4 2 .382 .389 13
Tacoma (AAA) .320 54 197 34 63 6 1 3 17 2 2 0 51 41 3 7 .406 .456 6
2014 Tacoma (AAA) .263 134 456 81 120 19 2 15 80 3 2 3 85 96 11 3 .412 .381 13
2015 Buffalo (AAA) .264 38 144 16 38 4 0 1 12 0 1 1 14 10 0 2 .313 .331 3
Memphis (AAA) .203 79 227 23 46 5 4 2 21 1 2 1 38 43 3 3 .286 .317 4
2016 Las Vegas (AAA) .328 81 271 45 89 21 1 2 35 3 3 1 38 42 5 6 .435 .409 0
METS .241 39 58 9 14 1 1 1 7 0 2 0 11 9 0 0 .345 .352 0
2017 METS .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 .000 0
PHILADELPHIA (NL) .193 69 88 11 17 7 0 2 14 4 3 1 8 24 0 0 .341 .257 0
Buffalo (AAA) .250 2 8 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 .375 .333 0
Lehigh Valley (AAA) .286 4 14 4 4 1 0 1 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 .571 .412 0

2016 NLWC NYM vs. SF 1.000 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.000 1.000 0
WORLD BASEBALL CLASSIC STATISTICS

2017 Israel .208 6 24 6 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 5 0 0 .250 .321 1
CAREER FIELDING
1B 1 3 0 0 1.000 3 0
2B 16 15 23 0 1.000 38 5
3B 14 5 12 0 1.000 17 0
OF 21 14 4 0 1.000 18 2
6-1 215 R R 29
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Juan
BIRTHPLACE: Constanza, DR
LAGARES
RESIDES: Constanza, DR
SIGNED BY: Ismael Cruz & Juan Mercado
HOW OBTAINED: Signed as minor league free
agent on May 5, 2006
12 OF

• Won a Rawlings Gold Glove Award in 2014. GOLD GLOVE: 2015 (NL)
• Finished with 15 outfield assists, the third most in the majors
and a franchise rookie record in 2013…Named as an outfielder lagares on social media
on the 2013 Wilson NL Defensive Player of the Year team. @juanlagares2
LAGARES, JUAN
2017 SEASON @jlagares12
• Began the season on the 10-Day Disabled List (left oblique) CAREER BESTS
before being activated on April 13...Placed on the 10-Day DL
on June 16 with a fracture of the IP joint in his left thumb... HITS, GAME
Underwent surgery to repair the IP joint in his left thumb on 4 hits
3x, last 6/6/17 at Texas
June 19...Was activated from the DL on August 10...Had a
procedure to remove the pin from his left thumb on October 9. HOME RUNS, GAME
• Finished the year with a 24.7 UZR (Ultimate Zone Rating) per 1 home run
150 games, best in the majors among outfielders who played 20x, last, 9/7/17 vs. Cincinnati
at least 500 innings in the field...Had 15 defensive runs saved, LEADOFF HR
third-most in the National League despite playing in 94 games None
(566.2 innings)...Trailed Jason Heyward (18 defensive runs
saved in 1008.1 innings) and Yasiel Puig (18 defensive runs INSIDE-THE-PARK HR
saved in 1201.2 innings). None
• Batted .314 (22-70) with five doubles, one triple, two home WALK-OFF HOME RUNS
runs, eight RBI and 14 runs scored in 34 games during May and None
June. PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS
• Hit .269 (25-93) with five doubles, one triple, two home runs, 2 pinch-hit home runs
eight RBI and 17 runs scored in 47 games prior to the All-Star last, 5/28/16 vs. Los Angeles-NL
break...In 47 games after the break, Lagares hit .239 (38-159) (J.P. Howell)
with 11 doubles, one triple, one home run, seven RBI and 20
RBI, GAME
runs scored.
3 RBI
• Saw action in 85 games in centerfield (58 starts)...Had seven 9x, last, 5/27/16 vs. Los Angeles-NL
outfield assists, tied for 12th in the NL, and three errors in 172
total chances (.983 fielding percentage). STOLEN BASES, GAME
3 stolen bases
• Tied his career-high with four hits on June 6 at Texas...Was his
9/7/14 at Cincinnati
third career four-hit game.
HITTING STREAK
• On the 15-Day Disabled List from June 16-July 2 with a 4/5/14-5/4/14
sprained left thumb and again from July 29-September 16 with GRAND SLAMS
a sprained left thumb...Had surgery on August 1 to repair a torn None
ligament in his thumb.
• Was 5-16 (.313) as a pinch-hitter...Hit his second career pinch-hit homer on May 28 vs. Los Angeles-NL.
2015 SEASON
• Hit in a franchise-record 14 straight home games to start the season...Ken Singleton held the previous
record with a 12-game hitting streak at Shea Stadium to begin the 1970 season (Courtesy of Elias).
LAGARES, JUAN
POSTSEASON
• Scored seven runs in 13 postseason games...Hit
.348 (8-23) in the postseason.
• Went 2-3 with a stolen base in Game 1 of the
World Series.
• Collected two hits off the bench in Game 1 of
the World Series...It was the 23rd time in World
Series history a player had multiple hits in a
game that he did not start.
• Scored three times in Game 3 of the NLDS vs.
Los Angeles...Hit .429 (3-7) with two doubles in
four NLDS games vs. the Dodgers.
2014 SEASON
• Earned his first Rawlings Gold Glove Award.
• Made his first Opening Day roster…Went to
the 15-Day Disabled List twice…From April 15-
May 1, had a right hamstring strain…Then from
June 2-June 26, had a right intercostal strain… Juan Lagares (right) met international soccer superstar
Neymar prior to a game at Citi Field in 2016.
Also left the game on September 16 with a
hyperextended right elbow that ended his year.
• Voted ESPN’s Defensive Player of the Month in BACKGROUND
August…Led the majors with 13 defensive runs • Juan Osvaldo Lagares went to Centro Educativo
saved in the month. Juan Pablo Duarte High School in San Pedro de
• Collected a career-best four hits, three runs, Macoris, DR.
two RBI, two stolen bases and a walk from the • Enjoys playing video games.
leadoff spot on September 2 at Miami…Marked
the first time a Mets leadoff hitter reached five CAREER TRANSACTIONS
times in a game since 2011 (José Reyes). • Signed by the New York Mets as a non-drafted
• Stole a career-best three bases on September 7 free agent on May 5, 2006.
at Cincinnati. • On the 15-Day Disabled List, April 15-May 1,
2014, with a pulled right hamstring.
2013 SEASON • On the 15-Day Disabled List, June 2-June 26,
• Finished among the NL rookie leaders in 2014, with a right intercostal muscle strain.
numerous offensive categories: games (7th), • On the 15-Day Disabled List, June 16-July 2,
at-bats (6th), hits (6th), doubles (tied for 5th), RBI 2016, with a sprained left thumb.
(10th) and triples (tied for 2nd). • On the 15-Day Disabled List, July 29-September
• Hit his first major league home run, May 19 at 16, 2016 with a torn ligament in his left thumb.
Chicago (NL), a two-run shot off Travis Wood • On the 10-Day Disabled List, April 2, retroactive
that tied the game in the seventh inning…They to March 30-April 13, 2017, with a left oblique
were his first two big league RBI. strain.
• On the 10-Day Disabled List, June 16-August
2012 SEASON 10, 2017, with a fracture of the IP joint in his left
• Spent the year with Binghamton (AA) of the thumb.
Eastern League, and set the record for most
putouts (353) by an outfielder in BMets history.
2010 SEASON
• Named to the South Atlantic League mid-season
All-Star team.
LAGARES, JUAN
CAREER STATISTICS
2006 DSL Mets (R) .255 57 204 36 52 7 8 3 33 3 2 4 23 48 12 5 .412 .339 14
2007 Savannah (A) .210 83 281 26 59 12 6 2 16 3 0 2 18 64 11 7 .317 .262 40
2008 Savannah (A) .254 46 181 14 46 9 0 2 17 4 3 1 8 28 3 4 .337 .285 13
Brooklyn (A) .250 19 72 8 18 7 0 1 7 3 0 2 1 10 1 3 .389 .280 6
2009 GCL Mets (R) .208 6 24 1 5 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 4 1 0 .250 .240 0
Savannah (A) .274 47 168 23 46 6 2 0 13 0 1 2 6 42 9 4 .333 .305 1
2010 Savannah (A) .300 67 290 42 87 13 9 5 39 2 5 3 7 44 18 2 .459 .318 3
St. Lucie (A) .233 33 133 16 31 5 0 2 16 0 1 1 2 18 7 3 .316 .248 2
2011 St. Lucie (A) .338 82 308 51 104 15 6 7 49 3 2 1 21 47 5 6 .494 .380 2
Binghamton (AA) .370 38 162 21 60 11 3 2 22 1 1 1 5 29 10 2 .512 .391 2
2012 Binghamton (AA) .283 130 499 69 141 29 6 4 48 2 5 4 37 93 21 10 .389 .334 2
2013 Las Vegas (AAA) .346 17 78 13 27 3 2 3 9 0 0 0 4 14 2 3 .551 .378 2
METS .242 121 392 35 95 21 5 4 34 5 2 2 20 96 6 3 .352 .281 5
2014 METS .281 116 416 46 117 24 3 4 47 3 6 7 20 87 13 4 .382 .321 5
GCL Mets (R)# .000 2 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 0
St. Lucie (A)# .250 1 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .250 .250 0
LAGARES, JUAN
Binghamton (AA)# .250 2 8 2 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 .250 .333 0
LAGARES, JUAN
Las Vegas (AAA)# .444 3 9 2 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 .556 .500 0

2015 METS .259 143 441 47 114 16 5 6 41 1 3 4 16 87 7 3 .358 .289 2
2016 METS .239 79 142 15 34 7 2 3 9 4 1 2 11 27 4 2 .380 .301 1
Binghamton (AA)# .333 4 18 2 6 0 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 5 0 0 .444 .368 0
2017 METS .250 94 252 37 63 16 2 3 15 2 1 3 14 56 7 3 .365 .296 3
St. Lucie (A)# .364 3 11 3 4 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .636 .364 0
Binghamton (AA)# .241 8 29 3 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 .241 .241 0
* led league

2015 NLDS NYM vs. LA .429 3 7 3 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .714 .500 0
NLCS NYM vs. CHC .333 4 6 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 .333 .333 0
WS NYM vs. KC .300 5 10 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 .300 .300 0
CAREER FIELDING
OF 523 1118 32 16 .986 1166 3
LOVE THAT GLOVE

Here are the leaders in defensive runs saved/per inning among outfielders since 2014
(minimum 2000 innings)
Player Defensive Runs Saved Innings
1. Kevin Kiermaier 103 3715.1
2. Jarrod Dyson 58 2890.0
3. Jason Heyward 86 4794.1
4. Mookie Betts 78 4351.2
5. JUAN LAGARES 51 2859.2
6-1 212 S R 33
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NON-ROSTER INVITEE
José BIRTHDATE: October 21, 1984
BIRTHPLACE: Acarigua, VZ
LOBATÓN
RESIDES: Acarigua, VZ
SIGNED BY: Bill Clark and Ricardo Petit
(San Diego)
HOW OBTAINED: Signed as a minor
league free agent on December 15, 2017
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2017 SEASON LOBATÓN on social media

• Played in 51 games, the most amount of games since @JLobaton21
he performed in 66 games in 2014. @joselobaton59
• Hit four home runs, his most since 2013 when he had
seven.
CAREER BESTS
SMITH, DOMINIC
• Had four, two-hit games.
HITS, GAME
2016 SEASON 3 hits
• Hit .311 with three doubles, three home runs and five RBI in his 12x, last, 5/9/15,
final 16 regular season starts. Washington vs. Atlanta
• Improved his caught stealing percentage from 23.3 percent in HOME RUNS, GAME
2015 to 28 percent . 1 home run
21x, last, 7/27/17,
POSTSEASON Washington vs. Milwaukee
• Hit a go-ahead three-run home run in the bottom of the fourth
LEADOFF HR
inning to give the Nationals a 5-2 win over the Dodgers in
None
Game 2 of the NLDS.
INSIDE-THE-PARK HR
2015 SEASON None
• Averaged an RBI every 6.8 at bats, the best ratio of his career. WALK-OFF HOME RUNS
• Matched a career-high with three hits on April 28 at Atlanta... 1 walk-off home run
Also had three hits on May 9 vs. the Braves. 8/18/13
Tampa Bay vs. Toronto (Brad Lincoln)
2014 SEASON PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS
• Was acquired by Washington from Tampa Bay on February 13. None
• From May 14 through the end of the season when starting
behind the plate, Washington was 28-9 (.757). RBI, GAME
4 RBI
• Posted the top winning percentage (38-20, .655) among
2x, last, 8/23/13,
catchers with 50 or more games. Tampa Bay vs. New York - AL
• Matched a career-high with a .996 fielding percentage.
STOLEN BASES, GAME
2013 SEASON None
• Appeared in a career-best 100 games. HITTING STREAK
• The Rays went 46-30 (.605) in games started. 5 games
6x, last, 5/7/17 – 5/25/17
POSTSEASON GRAND SLAMS
• Started three of the Rays four postseason games. None
• Hit a walk-off home run in the bottom of the ninth inning of
Game 3 of the ALDS vs. Boston...A solo shot against Koji Uehara.
2012 SEASON
• Was a member of an Opening Day roster for the first time in his career.
• Hit his first career home run off Matt Lindstrom July 25 at Baltimore.
LO B AT Ó N , J O S É

• Missed 43 games with a left knee sprain. • Selected by the San Diego Padres as a non-
drafted free agent on May 13, 2002.
POSTSEASON • Claimed off waivers by Tampa Bay on July 30,
• Was on Tampa Bay’s active roster for the ALDS 2009.
against Texas but did not play. • On the 15-Day Disabled List from August 31,
2010 through the end of the season with a right
2009 SEASON foot contusion.
• His first big-league hit was a single against • On the 15-Day Disabled List from July
Colorado’s Jason Marquis on July 19. 18-September 2, 2011 with a sprained left knee.
• On the 15-Day Disabled List from April 13-May
BACKGROUND 28, 2012 with a sore right shoulder.
• José Manuel Lobatón married his wife Nina on • Acquired by Washington along with lefthanded
July 2, 2012 in a morning ceremony at home pitcher Felipe Rivero and outfielder Drew
plate at Tropicana Field...Caught that evening’s Vettleson in exchange for righthanded pitcher
4-3 Tampa win over the Yankees. Nathan Karns on February 13, 2014.
• Has an older brother, Tomas, an infielder, played • On the 15-Day Disabled List from July
eight seasons of minor league ball with the 29-August 20, 2016 with left elbow tendinits.
Yankees, Brewers and Marlins organizations.
LOBATÓN, JOSÉ
• Was an accomplished swimmer as a youngster free agent with an invite to Major League Spring
but chose baseball instead...Often swims as part Training on December 15, 2017.
of his workouts.
CAREER STATISTICS
2003 Idaho Falls (R) .272 56 191 22 52 15 0 1 32 1 1 2 22 50 0 1 .366 .352 2
2004 Eugene (A) .219 44 151 13 33 12 0 7 23 1 0 0 17 35 0 0 .437 .298 3
2005 AZL Padres (R) .357 5 14 2 5 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 6 4 1 0 .500 .550 1
Fort Wayne (A) .176 9 34 2 6 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 5 0 0 .206 .222 1
Eugene (A) .281 11 32 4 9 2 0 0 3 3 0 1 6 8 0 0 .344 .410 0
2006 Lake Elsinore (A) .213 42 122 12 26 7 0 4 15 1 1 1 20 42 0 2 .369 .326 10
Fort Wayne (A) .279 20 61 15 17 3 1 1 11 1 1 2 12 12 0 0 .410 .408 2
2007 Lake Elsinore (A) .260 90 304 50 79 15 3 10 47 2 7 3 41 79 0 0 .428 .346 13
2008 San Antonio (AA) .259 92 294 35 76 21 0 9 45 2 7 0 39 75 1 1 .422 .338 4
2009 Portland (AAA) .241 39 133 14 32 6 0 3 8 4 1 0 10 35 0 0 .353 .292 6
SAN DIEGO (NL) .176 7 17 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 .176 .176 1
Montgomery (AA) .262 26 84 13 22 7 0 3 11 1 1 1 15 19 0 0 .452 .376 3
2010 Montgomery (AA) .250 7 24 3 6 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 4 5 0 0 .292 .357 1
Durham (AAA) .261 72 241 26 63 11 0 7 33 1 1 1 27 52 1 0 .394 .337 2
2011 Durham (AAA) .293 54 184 24 54 10 1 8 31 2 1 0 37 50 0 0 .489 .410 3
TAMPA BAY (AL) .118 15 34 2 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 8 0 0 .147 .231 1
Charlotte (A)# .444 6 18 0 8 4 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 5 0 0 .667 .500 0
2012 TAMPA BAY (AL) .222 69 167 16 37 10 0 2 20 2 2 2 24 46 0 1 .317 .323 4
Durham (AAA)# .067 4 15 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 .133 .067 1
Montgomery (AA)# .154 4 13 1 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 3 0 0 .231 .313 0
Charlotte (A)# .000 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 .000 .167 0
2013 TAMPA BAY (AL) .249 100 277 38 69 15 2 7 32 2 2 0 30 65 0 1 .394 .320 3
2014 WASHINGTON (NL) .234 66 214 18 50 9 0 2 12 0 0 1 15 61 0 0 .304 .287 2
2015 WASHINGTON (NL) .199 44 136 11 27 4 0 3 20 1 2 1 15 40 0 0 .294 .279 2
2016 WASHINGTON (NL) .232 39 99 10 23 3 1 3 8 1 1 1 12 18 0 0 .374 .319 1
Syracuse (AAA)# .385 3 13 1 5 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 6 1 0 .385 .429 0
2017 WASHINGTON (NL) .170 51 141 11 24 3 0 4 11 1 1 1 14 35 0 0 .277 .248 6
CAREER FIELDING
C 376 2708 175 20 .993 2903 21
2B 1 0 0 0 --- 0 0
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BIRTHPLACE: Shreveport, LA
LUGO
RESIDES: Shreveport, LA
67 RHP
2017 SEASON lugo on social media

• Missed the first nine weeks of the season after being placed @seth_lugo
on the 10-Day Disabled List on April 2 due to right elbow @jslugo
inflammation...After going on a rehabilitation assignment in
St. Lucie (A) on May 18, he was transferred to the 60-Day DL
on May 26...Went on another rehab assignment on May 27 in CAREER BESTS
Binghamton (AA) and was activated from the 60-Day Disabled WIN STREAK
List on June 11, when he made his season debut at Atlanta. 6 games
• Tied a franchise record by winning six consecutive road starts 8/25/16-6/11/17
from August 25, 2016-June 29, 2017...Tom Seaver and Jerry LOSS STREAK
Koosman each did that twice...Seaver did so from September 2 games
20, 1968-May 21, 1969 and August 9-September 27, 1969 2x, last, 7/30/17-9/2/17
while Koosman did it from April 11-June 4, 1968 and September
11, 1972-April 29, 1973. STRIKEOUTS, GAME
8 strikeouts
• Pitched 5.0 or more innings in each of his first 19 starts, the 8/11/17 at Philadelphia
second-longest streak in team history...Matt Harvey began his
career with 44 straight starts of at least 5.0 or more innings. LONGEST OUTING, STARTER
• Ended the year by matching his career-high scoreless streak, 7.0 innings
tossing 8.0 scoreless innings over his last three starts from 3x, last, 6/11/17 at Atlanta
September 19-30...Went 3-1 with a 1.80 ERA (three earned LONGEST OUTING, RELIEVER
runs/15.0 innings). 3.0 innings
• In his final 14 games (13 starts), opposing hitters batted .241 2x, last, 7/9/17 at St. Louis
(13-54) off his curveball. MOST WALKS, GAME
• Also on the 10-Day Disabled List from August 15-27, with a 4 walks
right shoulder impingement...Returned and started the second 2x, last, 8/11/17 at Philadelphia
game of a doubleheader on August 27 against the Nationals.
SCORELESS STREAK
• Hit his first career home run with a solo shot in his July 15 start 8.0 innings
off of Colorado's Chris Rusin in the third inning at Citi Field... 2x, last, 9/19/17-9/30/17
Was called on to pinch-hit for the first time in his career on
August 9 at Texas. LAST COMPLETE GAME
• Went 2-1 with a 4.20 ERA (seven earned runs/15.0 innings) in None
three starts for Puerto Rico during the World Baseball Classic...
He started the Championship Game vs. the United States.
2016 SEASON
• Was with the Mets from June 30-July 2, July 6-August 2 and August 12 through the end of the season.
• The Mets won each of the last seven games he started (August 25-September 28)...Went 5-0 with a
2.45 ERA (11 earned runs/40.1 innings).
• In eight starts after joining the rotation, he went 5-1 with a 2.68 ERA (14 earned runs/47.0 innings).
• Earned his first major league win in his second career start in the Mets' 10-6 victory against the
Cardinals on August 25 at Busch Stadium...Tossed 5.0 scoreless innings and allowed two hits.
• Became the fourth Mets pitcher with four wins in his first five starts in the majors after his victory on
September 11 at Atlanta...The other Mets pitchers with four wins in their first five major league starts
were Terry Leach (4-0), Jason Jacome (4-1), and Steven Matz (4-0).
LUGO, SETH
2014 SEASON • Went 2-1 with a 4.20 ERA (seven earned

runs/15.0 innings) in three starts for Puerto Rico
• Finished fifth in the Florida State League in
during the 2017 World Baseball Classic...He
strikeouts (114).
started the Championship Game vs. the United
States...His paternal grandfather was born in
2012 SEASON Puerto Rico.
• Missed the entire season after undergoing
lumbar fusion surgery.
CAREER TRANSACTIONS
• Selected by the New York Mets in the 34th
BACKGROUND round of the 2011 First-Year Player Draft.
• Jacob Seth Lugo graduated from Parkway
• On the 10-Day Disabled List, April 2 (retroactive
(LA) High School...Lettered in baseball, soccer,
to March 30) to June 11, 2017, due to right elbow
football (punter) and track...He was a state
inflammation...Transferred to the 60-Day DL on
finalist in the high-jump (6 feet, 2 inches).
May 26.
• Went to Centenary (LA) College when it was
• On the 10-Day Disabled List, August 15-27, 2017,
a Division 1 school... Earned Second Team All-
with a right shoulder impingement.
Summit League Honors in 2010.
• Was the only player from the 34th round in the
2011 draft to play in the major leagues...There
are 13 players who were drafted lower than Lugo
LUGO, SETH
in the 2011 draft that have gone on to play in the
major leagues.
CAREER STATISTICS
2011 Kingsport (R) 5-2 3.66 11 10 0 0 0 46.2 42 27 19 5 2 20 44 9 0
2013 Brooklyn (A) 2-4 4.19 7 7 0 0 0 34.1 34 16 16 3 1 13 27 3 0
Savannah (A) 2-2 2.53 5 5 0 0 0 32.0 22 9 9 2 1 6 39 0 0
2014 St. Lucie (A) 8-3 4.11 27 4 0 0 3 105.0 100 55 48 12 4 38 114 7 0
2015 Binghamton (AA) 6-5 3.80 19 19 0 0 0 109.0 108 54 46 8 5 30 97 6 0
Las Vegas (AAA) 2-2 4.00 5 5 0 0 0 27.0 27 13 12 3 2 5 30 2 0
2016 Las Vegas (AAA) 3-4 6.50 21 14 0 0 0 73.1 103 63 53 10 1 20 62 4 0
METS 5-2 2.67 17 8 0 0 0 64.0 49 19 19 7 4 21 45 1 1
2017 METS 7-5 4.71 19 18 0 0 0 101.1 114 57 53 13 2 25 85 2 1
St. Lucie (A)# 0-1 8.10 2 1 0 0 0 6.2 9 7 6 2 1 1 4 0 0
Binghamton (AA)# 1-1 2.77 2 2 1 0 0 13.0 14 4 4 1 0 2 15 0 0

2017 METS .138 20 29 4 4 2 0 1 2 5 0 0 0 10 0 0 .310 .138 0
Career Totals .156 37 45 6 7 3 0 1 3 5 1 0 1 12 0 0 .289 .170 0
Last Home Run — July 15, 2017 vs. Colorado (Chris Rusin)
Most Hits, Game — 1 hit, 7x, last, September 8, 2017 vs. Cincinnati
Most RBI, Game — 1 RBI, 3x, last - July 15, 2017 vs. Colorado

2017 Puerto Rico 2-1 4.20 3 3 0 0 0 15.0 11 7 7 3 0 5 12 1 0
CAREER FIELDING
P 36 10 17 0 1.000 27 2
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Steven
BIRTHPLACE: Stony Brook, NY
MATZ
RESIDES: Nashville, TN
SIGNED BY: Larry Izzo Jr.
HOW OBTAINED: Mets second-round pick
32 LHP
2017 SEASON MATZ on social media

• Underwent surgery to decompress and reposition the @Smatz88
ulnar nerve in his left elbow on August 23...The surgery
was performed at the Hospital for Special Surgery...Was CAREER BESTS
placed on the 10-Day Disabled List on August 22, retroactive
to August 19...Made his last start on August 17 vs. the Yankees. WIN STREAK
• Began the season on the 10-Day Disabled List with left elbow 7 games
inflammation...Went 0-1 with a 6.06 ERA (11 earned runs/16.1 4/17/16-5/25/16
innings) in four combined rehabilitation starts between St. LOSS STREAK
Lucie (A) of the Florida State League and Las Vegas (AAA) of 6 games
the Pacific Coast League...Made his season debut in Game 7/9/17-present
2 of a doubleheader on June 10 at Atlanta...Earned the win, STRIKEOUTS, GAME
tossing 7.0 innings and giving up just one earned run. 9 strikeouts
• Had back-to-back scoreless starts, June 28 & July 3, as part of 2x, last 8/9/16 vs. Arizona
a 17.0 scoreless inning streak from June 22-July 3.
LONGEST OUTING
• Picked up his 200th career strikeout on August 6...Became the
8.0 innings
eighth Mets starter in franchise history to 5/25/16 at Washington
strikeout 200 or more batters in their first 39 career starts,
joining Dwight Gooden, Matt Harvey, Noah Syndergaard, MOST WALKS, GAME
Jacob deGrom, Sid Fernandez, Zack Wheeler and Nolan Ryan. 5 walks
6/22/17 at Los Angeles-NL
• Recorded his 15th career victory with his win on June 28
at Miami in his 32nd career start, the second-fastest of any SCORELESS STREAK
pitcher who began their major league career with the Mets... 19.0 innings
Only Dwight Gooden (28th game) reached 15 wins faster. 5/20/16-5/31/16
• Over his final nine starts of the season, went 0-6 with a 8.39 LAST COMPLETE GAME
ERA (37 earned runs/39.2 innings). None
• Was called on to pinch-hit with the bases loaded on June 14
against the Cubs and reached on an infield single to drive in a run...Was the second pitcher in franchise
history to drive in a run as a pinch hitter...Dwight Gooden accomplished the feat on October 3, 1993
against the Marlins.
2016 SEASON
• Had a bone spur removed from his left elbow on October 4 at the Hospital for Special Surgery... He
also received a PRP injection in his left shoulder.
• Placed on the 15-Day Disabled List on August 22 (retroactive to August 15) with left shoulder
tightness...Was shut down for the remainder of the season.
• Was tied for sixth in the NL Rookie of the Year voting.
• In his final start of the season, a 5-1 win vs. San Diego on August 14 at Citi Field, he tossed 7.1 no-hit
innings before he allowed a single to Alexei Ramirez.. It was the deepest a Mets pitcher had taken a
no-hitter since Johan Santana no-hit the Cardinals on June 1, 2012.
• Was named the NL Rookie of the Month for May, going 4-0 with a 1.31 ERA (five earned runs/34.1
innings) in five starts...Struck out 31, walked five and limited opposing hitters to a .172 average.
• Began the year 7-1 with a 2.36 ERA (13 earned runs/49.2 innings) in his first eight starts of the season...
Struck out 50 and walked nine.
• Went 11-1 in his first 14 career regular season starts...According to the Elias Sports Bureau, since 1900,
M AT Z , S T E V E N
he is one of two lefthanders to win 11 of their first

14 major league starts...The other was Kazuhisa
POSTSEASON
• Became the first Mets pitcher born in New York
Ishii for the Dodgers in 2002...Became the first
to start a playoff game for the Mets.
pitcher in franchise history to win 11 of his first 12
• Appeared in six regular season major league
major league decisions.
games prior to starting Game 4 of the World
2015 SEASON Series...According to the Elias Sports Bureau,
that is tied for the fewest career regular season
• Became the first pitcher in Mets history to allow
games at the time a pitcher made his first major
two runs or fewer in each of his first five major
league World Series start...Marty Bystrom also
league starts...His 1.80 ERA after five games
had six regular season appearances before
was the lowest for any pitcher in team history
starting Game 5 of the 1980 World Series for
after five career outings with at least 30.0 total
the Phillies (also against Kansas City)...Matz’ six
innings pitched.
regular season starts are the third-fewest before
• Became the first Mets pitcher to begin his his first World Series starts behind Joe Black’s
career 4-0 after five career games or starts... two starts in 1952 for Brooklyn and Bystrom’s
He became the third pitcher in team history five career starts in 1980.
to remain undefeated after his first six career
• Received a no-decision in the Mets’ win in Game
starts...Joined Eric Hillman (1992) and Mike Scott
4 of the NLCS at Wrigley Field...Started the
(1979).
series-clinching game and pitched 4.2 innings
MATZ, STEVEN
• Recalled from Las Vegas (AAA) on June 27 and (allowed one run and struck out four).
made his major league debut on June 28 at Citi
Field...Earned the win in the Mets 7-2 victory
against the Reds...Pitched 7.2 innings, allowing
2014 SEASON
• Named the Sterling Organizational Pitcher of the
two runs, earned, on five hits, striking out six
Year…Finished the minor league regular season
and walking three…Was the first Met to win such
with a 10-9 record and a 2.24 ERA (35 earned
a start since Gary Gentry tossed 8.2 innings to
runs/140.2 innings) with 131 strikeouts.
beat Montreal on April 10, 1969.
• Hurled 7.1 no-hit innings on September 12 vs.
• Went 3-for-3 with four RBI in his major league
Richmond in the EL clinching game…Finished
debut, including a two-run double in his first
with a no-decision, working 7.1 innings, allowing
at-bat…His four RBI set a franchise record for
two hits, one run…Issued two walks and struck
any player’s major league debut…Was the only
out 11 in a 2-1 victory.
pitcher and the 26th player in the last century to
• Named to the FSL mid-season All-Star team.
collect at least four RBI in his big league debut…
He was the sixth pitcher in Mets history to
record four RBI in a game…His three hits tied a
2013 SEASON
Mets record for any player’s major league debut • Struck out 121 in 106.1 innings (10.24 strikeouts
and tied a club record for a pitcher in any game... per nine innings) for Savannah (A) of the South
Was the seventh pitcher in the last century and Atlantic League.
just the second in the last 70 years with at least • Helped lead the Sand Gnats to the SAL
three hits in his major league debut. Championship…Went 2-0 and did not allow a
• Also became the 11th player and first pitcher in run in 12.2 innings during the postseason while
the last century to record at least three hits and racking up 17 strikeouts.
four RBI in his major league debut…Became the
first player to go 3-for-3 or better with at least 2010-2011 SEASONS
four RBI in his first major-league game since • Did not pitch before undergoing Tommy John
at least 1920 (when RBI were first tracked)... surgery on May 18, 2010.
He is the second pitcher in franchise history to
have three hits and four RBI in one game…Also BACKGROUND
done by Dwight Gooden against the Pirates on • Steven Jakob Matz graduated from Ward
September 21, 1985 at Shea. Melville (NY) High School…As a senior, he went
• Was placed on the Disabled List on July 10, 6-1 with a 0.47 ERA in his first seven starts of
retroactive to July 6, with a partial tear of the lat the season…In 44.0 innings, he allowed 11 hits,
muscle on his left side...Was reinstated from the 15 walks with 81 strikeouts…Tossed a complete-
DL on September 1. game, two-hitter with 11 strikeouts in the first
round of the Class AA playoff that year.
• Became the 15th player and the 12th pitcher to
appear with the Mets who played high school
baseball on Long Island.
• Became the 999th player in Mets history.
M AT Z , S T E V E N
• Hosted TRU32 program every Wednesday

during the 2016 season...Welcomed 32 police
CAREER TRANSACTIONS
• Selected by the New York Mets in the second-
or firemen, military members and other first
responders to Citi Field...Each member received
• On the 15-Day Disabled List, July 6-September
a pair of tickets, behind the scenes tour and met
1, 2015, with a partial tear of the lat muscle on his
with Matz.
left side.
• Raised over $20,000 in 2016 for Angela’s House
• On the 15-Day Disabled List, August 15 through
in Long Island via strikeout totals…Angela’s
the end of the 2016 season, with left shoulder
House assists families caring for medically
tightness.
frail children living at home with their parents
or in special homes that offer 24 hour nursing • On the 10-Day Disabled List, April 2, retroactive
support. to March 30, with left elbow inflammation.
• Donated equipment through the Cal Ripken Sr. • On the 10-Day Disabled List, August 22,
Foundation to area Little Leagues. retroactive to August 19, due to surgery to
decompress and reposition the ulnar nerve in
• Was Santa at the Mets 2015 Holiday party for
his left elbow.
school children.
• Spent a week during the 2015-16 offseason in
Honduras...Worked with the non-profit group
Hearts 2 Honduras...Helped build a three-room
learning center and also played baseball with
the youngsters.
CAREER STATISTICS
2010 Injured - Did Not Play
2012 Kingsport (R) 2-1 1.55 6 6 0 0 0 29.0 16 10 5 1 1 17 34 0 0
2013 Savannah (A) 5-6 2.62 21 21 1 1 0 106.1 86 36 31 4 5 38 121 1 0
2014 Binghamton (AA) 6-5 2.27 12 12 1 0 0 71.1 66 23 18 3 2 14 69 0 0
St. Lucie (A) 4-4 2.21 12 12 0 0 0 69.1 66 21 17 0 5 21 62 2 0
2015 METS 4-0 2.27 6 6 0 0 0 35.2 34 9 9 4 1 10 34 0 0
St. Lucie (A)# 0-0 4.91 2 2 0 0 0 3.2 7 2 2 0 0 1 3 1 0
Binghamton (AA)# 1-0 0.00 2 2 0 0 0 11.1 2 0 0 0 0 2 10 0 0
Las Vegas (AAA) 7-4 2.19 15 14 0 0 0 90.1 69 25 22 6 1 31 94 0 0
2016 METS 9-8 3.40 22 22 0 0 0 132.1 129 53 50 14 5 31 129 3 1
2017 METS 2-7 6.08 13 13 0 0 0 66.2 83 46 45 12 3 19 48 1 0
St. Lucie (A)# 0-0 3.00 1 1 0 0 0 3.0 2 1 1 0 0 2 3 0 0
Las Vegas (AAA)# 0-1 6.75 3 3 0 0 0 13.1 13 10 10 3 0 2 17 0 0

2015 NLDS NYM vs. LAD 0-1 5.40 1 1 0 0 0 5.0 6 3 3 0 0 2 4 0 0
NLCS NYM vs. CHC 0-0 1.93 1 1 0 0 0 4.2 4 1 1 0 0 2 4 0 0
WS NYM vs. KC 0-0 3.60 1 1 0 0 0 5.0 7 2 2 0 0 0 5 0 0

2017 METS .143 17 21 1 3 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 7 0 0 .143 .143 1
Career Totals .169 47 71 2 12 2 1 0 8 7 1 0 4 19 0 0 .225 .211 2

Most Hits, Game — 3 hits, 6/28/15 vs. Cincinnati
Most RBI, Game — 4 RBI, 6/28/15 vs. Cincinnati
CAREER FIELDING
P 41 5 46 2 .962 53 5
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Patrick
NON-ROSTER INVITEE BIRTHDATE: October 14, 1993
BIRTHPLACE: Springfield, MA
MAZEIKA
RESIDES: Daytona, FL
SIGNED BY: Jon Updike
HOW OBTAINED: Mets eighth-round pick
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2017 SEASON MaZEIKA On social media

• Began the year with St. Lucie (A) of the Florida @pattayymaz10
State League...Was promoted to Binghamton @pattayymaz10
(AA) of the Eastern League on August 14.
• Named to the mid-season and post-season • Led the Appalachian League in doubles (27) and
MAZEIKA, PATRICK
Florida State League All-Star teams. on-base percentage (.451)...Was second in the
• Batted .314 (54-172) over the first two months of circuit in batting average (.354), RBI (48) and hits
the season with St. Lucie. (80)...Was tied for second in extra-base hits (32),
• Batted .363 (33-91) with 42 RBI with runners in third in slugging percentage (.540) and fourth in
scoring position while playing for St. Lucie. total bases (122).
• Recorded 26 multi-hit games (19 two-hit games
and seven three-hit games) with St. Lucie.
BACKGROUND
• Patrick Alan Mazeika graduated from Salisbury
• Had a 13-game hitting streak from April 26-May
(CT) High School before attending Stetson
9 where he batted .479 (23-48).
University.
• Drove in five runs on May 21 vs. Dunedin.
• Earned first-team Atlantic Sun all-conference
• Saw action at catcher, first base and designated honors during his freshman and junior seasons
hitter during the season. at Stetson.
• Also voted a first-team freshman All-American
2016 SEASON by Baseball America in 2013.
• Batted .367 (22-60) with runners in scoring
position. CAREER TRANSACTIONS
• Hit .305 (61-200) vs. righthanded pitching and • Selected by the New York Mets in the eighth-
.308 (12-39) vs. lefthanded pitching. round of the 2015 First-Year Player Draft.
2015 SEASON
• Named to the Appalachian League's post-
season All-Star team.
• Was the Sterling Award co-winner at Kingsport,
emblematic of the top player on his team.
CAREER STATISTICS
2015 Kingsport (R) .354 62 226 44 80 27 0 5 48 0 1 17 24 26 1 0 .540 .451 1
2016 Columbia (A) .305 70 239 34 73 14 0 3 35 1 5 10 38 39 2 0 .402 .414 4
2017 St. Lucie (A) .287 100 352 45 101 21 0 7 50 0 2 12 48 53 2 2 .406 .398 5
Binghamton (AA) .333 6 21 3 7 5 0 0 5 0 0 0 2 6 0 0 .571 .391 0
6-5 235 R R 26
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Kevin
NON-ROSTER INVITEE BIRTHDATE: October 18, 1991
BIRTHPLACE: Nashua, NH
MCGOWAN
RESIDES: Nashua, NH
SIGNED BY: Art Pontarelli
HOW OBTAINED: Mets 13th-round of the
61 RHP
after 2020. Eligible Free Agent after
2023
2017 SEASON Mcgowan on social media

• Had his contract selected from Las Vegas (AAA) @kevinmcgowanjr
of the Pacific Coast League on August 13... @kevinmichaeljr
Was optioned to Las Vegas on August 17...Also
with the Mets from August 22-26, August 27 Nashua North (NH) HS where he was a two-
time All-State selection...Selected to the New
McGOWAN, KEVIN
as the 26th man for a doubleheader and from
September 5-end of the season. Hampshire vs. Connecticut All-Star Game as a
• Made his major league debut on August 22 vs. senior.
Arizona. • Played four years of hockey while in high
• Held lefthanders to a .222 (4-18) batting average school...Was selected to the Senior All-Star
and righthanders to a .250 (4-16) mark. Game in his final season at Nashua North.
• Went 6-5 with four saves and a 4.15 ERA (30 • Attended Franklin Pierce University for three
earned runs/65.0 innings) in 47 games, one start years before being selected by the Mets...
with Las Vegas (AAA). Finished his career tied for the ninth-most
appearances in program history (45).
2016 SEASON • Became the second player from Franklin Pierce
• In 41 games (four starts) between St. Lucie (A) College (NH) to appear in the majors...LHP Steve
of the Florida State League and Binghamton Hathaway pitched for Arizona in 2016.
(AA) of the Eastern League, he went 5-1 with • Uncle, Sean McGowan, was a third-round
two saves and a 2.29 ERA (24 earned runs/82.2 selection by the San Francisco Giants in the
innings)...Struck out 81 and walked 21. 1999 First-Year Player draft and played six
seasons in the minors with San Francisco and
2014 SEASON Boston...Sean reached Triple-A in the Giants
• Named a South Atlantic League mid-season All- organization (Fresno).
Star with Savannah (A).
CAREER TRANSACTIONS
BACKGROUND • Selected by the New York Mets in the 13th round
• Kevin Michael McGowan graduated from of the 2013 First-Year Player Draft.
CAREER STATISTICS
2013 Brooklyn (A) 0-2 5.28 14 1 0 0 3 30.2 33 20 18 2 4 8 27 1 0
2014 Savannah (A) 4-2 2.14 10 10 1 1 0 59.0 42 17 14 2 3 22 44 4 0
St. Lucie (A) 3-5 5.06 11 10 0 0 0 58.2 57 37 33 3 3 24 30 3 0
2015 St. Lucie (A) 6-10 4.50 24 23 0 0 0 132.0 139 77 66 4 3 49 72 8 0
Binghamton (AA) 0-1 9.00 2 1 0 0 0 7.0 16 8 7 0 1 4 5 2 0
2016 St. Lucie (A) 1-0 0.82 15 2 0 0 2 33.0 20 4 3 1 0 4 33 2 0
Binghamton (AA) 4-1 3.26 26 2 0 0 0 49.2 48 20 18 2 2 17 48 3 0
Las Vegas (AAA) 0-0 5.40 1 0 0 0 0 1.2 2 1 1 1 0 1 2 0 0
2017 Las Vegas (AAA) 6-5 4.15 47 1 0 0 4 65.0 63 35 30 8 1 25 57 4 1
METS 0-0 5.19 8 0 0 0 0 8.2 8 5 5 2 0 6 8 0 0
CAREER FIELDING
P 8 0 0 0 -- 0 0
6-3 220 R R 23
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Marcos
BIRTHPLACE: Santiago, DR
MOLINA
RESIDES: Santiago, DR
SIGNED BY: Daurys Nin & Gerardo Cabrera
68 RHP

• Spent the early part of the year recovering from • Experienced right elbow problems throughout
his September, 2015 Tommy John surgery. most of the season...Underwent Tommy John
• Joined St. Lucie (A) of the Florida State League Surgery on September 1 at the Hospital for
on May 16 and was promoted to Binghamton Special Surgery in New York...Surgery was
MOLINA, MARCOS
(AA) of the Eastern League on June 16. performed by Dr. David Altchek.
• Went a combined 5-10 with a 3.21 ERA (38
earned runs/106.2 innings) in 18 games (17 2014 SEASON
starts)...Struck out 86 and walked 26. • Was the Sterling Award winner for Brooklyn,
• Posted a 1.26 ERA (four earned runs/28.2 emblematic of the most valuable player on his
innings) in five starts for St. Lucie before his team.
promotion. • Selected to the New York-Penn League All-Star
• Tossed back-to-back complete games on Game.
August 11 at Akron (6.0 innings) and August 18 • Led the NYPL in WHIP (0.84), opponent's batting
vs. Portland (7.0 innings). average (.170) and strikeouts (91)...Was tied for
• Worked out of the bullpen on July 30 vs. New first in wins (seven) and was fourth in innings
Hampshire for his only relief appearance of pitched (76.1).
the season...Tossed 6.0 innings and allowed
two runs, earned, on five hits...Came out of the BACKGROUND
bullpen because Tommy Milone made a MLB • Marcos Molina graduated from Centro Educativo
rehab start with Binghamton that night. Quisqueya in Santiago.
• Tossed 6.0 or more innings in 10 of his 12 starts • Brother, Marcos Lennin Molina, pitched in the
with Binghamton, including four outings of 7.0 Cincinnati Reds organization from 2008-2009,
innings. reaching as high as Sarasota (A) of the Florida
State League.
2016 SEASON • Enjoys playing video games in his spare time.
• Spent the regular season recovering from
Tommy John surgery in 2015. CAREER TRANSACTIONS
• Returned to action in the Arizona Fall League • Signed as a non-drafted free agent on January
following the season. 11, 2012.
• Added to the 40-man roster following the 2016
season.
CAREER STATISTICS
2012 DSL Mets1 (R) 2-2 3.78 9 8 0 0 0 33.1 32 17 14 0 4 8 19 3 1
2012 DSL Mets2 (R) 3-0 3.27 5 5 0 0 0 22.0 16 8 8 0 1 6 21 4 0
2013 GCL Mets (R) 4-3 4.39 11 6 1 0 0 53.1 56 31 26 3 7 14 43 4 3
2014 Brooklyn (A) 7-3 1.77 12 12 0 0 0 76.1 46 18 15 2 6 18 91 2 0
2015 GCL Mets (R) 0-0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 3.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0
St. Lucie (A) 1-5 4.57 8 7 0 0 0 41.1 49 26 21 1 2 11 36 0 2
2016 Did Not Pitch - Injured
2017 St. Lucie (A) 2-3 1.26 5 5 0 0 0 28.2 17 6 4 1 1 5 23 0 0
Binghamton (AA) 3-7 3.92 13 12 2 0 0 78.0 77 37 34 5 2 21 63 3 0
6-0 186 R R 27
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BIRTHPLACE: Higuerito, Banica, DR
MONTERO
RESIDES: Higuerito, Banica, DR
SIGNED BY: Rafael Perez, Ismael Cruz &
Gerardo Cabrera
50 RHP

• Appeared in a career-high 34 games and made a career-high WIN STREAK
18 starts...Also set career-highs in wins, innings pitched and 3 games
strikeouts. 8/30/17-9/9/17
• Earned the win on June 25 at San Francisco, his first win since LOSS STREAK
MONTERO, RAFAEL
September 10, 2014. 6 games
• Went 4-1 with a 3.22 ERA (13 earned runs/36.1 innings) over a 4/10/15-5/25/17
seven-game (six-start) stretch from August 14-September 9....
STRIKEOUTS, GAME
The Mets were 5-2 in those seven games.
10 strikeouts
• Over his last nine starts, he went 4-3 with a 3.91 ERA (22 5/25/14 vs. Arizona (G1)
earned runs/50.2 innings pitched)...Struck out five or more
batters in nine of his last 12 starts...Tossed 5.0 or more innings DOUBLE-DIGIT STRIKEOUT
in seven of his last nine starts. GAMES
1 game
• Turned in a career-best 12.1 inning scoreless streak from
10 strikeouts, 5/25/14 vs. Arizona
August 30-September 4...That streak included a career-high (G1)
8.1-inning outing on August 30 at Cincinnati.
• Averaged 8.62 strikeouts per nine innings and had 11 games LONGEST OUTING, STARTER
with 10 or more swing and misses. 8.1 innings
8/30/17 vs. Cincinnati
2016 SEASON LONGEST OUTING, RELIEVER
• Was recalled from Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific Coast 3.2 innings
League on August 28...Also with the Mets from April 13-23. 2x, last, 6/19/17 at Los Angeles-NL
• Named the Pacific Coast League Pitcher of the Week for the MOST WALKS, GAME
week of May 9-15. 6 walks
• Named the Eastern League's Pitcher of the Week for the week 8/29/16 vs. Miami
of July 25-31.
SCORELESS STREAK
12.1 innings
2015 SEASON 8/30/17-9/4/17
• Made his first Opening Day roster...Optioned to Las Vegas
(AAA) of the Pacific Coast League on April 17...Recalled LAST COMPLETE GAME
from Vegas on April 28...Optioned once again on April 29... None
His option was rescinded and he was placed on the 15-Day LAST COMPLETE-GAME
Disabled List on April 30 with right rotator cuff inflammation... SHUTOUT
Did not pitch in the majors the rest of the season. None
• Made his only start of the year on April 28 at Miami...Struck out
six batters in 5.2 innings.
2014 SEASON
• Made his major league debut on May 14 against the Yankees at Citi Field, taking the loss in the Mets’
4-0 defeat…Pitched 6.0 innings, allowing five hits and three earned runs…The only other Mets to make
their major league debut in the Subway Series were Jaime Cerda (June 28, 2002) and Jacob deGrom
(May 15, 2014).
• Fanned a season-best 10 in his third career start on May 25 against Arizona at Citi Field.
• Earned his first major league win in his seventh career start on September 10 against Colorado at Citi
Field…Pitched 5.1 scoreless innings, allowing three hits with seven strikeouts.
MONTERO, RAFAEL

• Named to Baseball America’s First Team Minor • Rafael Montero played baseball at Escuela
League All-Star team. Francisco Sergio Castillo en Iguerito de Banica.
• Was voted the Sterling Award winner symbolic • Started the SiriusXM Futures Game for the World
of the top player on his Las Vegas team…It was Team on July 14, 2013 at Citi Field…Pitched a
his third year in the organization and his third scoreless inning.
Sterling Award. • Became the first pitcher from any organization to
• Led all Mets’ minor leaguers with 150 strikeouts. make a start in the Dominican Summer League
• Started the Futures Game for the World Team on and then make a start in Triple-A two years later.
July 14 at Citi Field…Pitched a scoreless inning. • Enjoys fishing and playing dominoes.

• Named the Sterling Pitcher of the Year…Finished • Signed by the New York Mets as a non-drafted
fourth in the organization with a 2.36 ERA and free agent on January 20, 2011.
third with 11 wins. • On the 15-Day Disabled List from April 30,
2015-end of the season with right rotator cuff
2011 SEASON inflammation.
• Won the Sterling Award emblematic of Most
MONTERO, RAFAEL
Valuable Player on his Gulf Coast (R) team.
CAREER STATISTICS
2011 DSL Mets1 (R) 1-1 1.00 4 4 0 0 0 18.0 7 2 2 1 0 0 20 1 0
GCL Mets (R) 1-2 1.45 7 4 0 0 1 31.0 28 11 5 0 5 6 32 2 0
Kingsport (R) 2-1 4.24 4 4 0 0 0 17.0 17 8 8 2 0 6 9 1 0
Brooklyn (A) 1-0 3.60 2 0 0 0 0 5.0 3 2 2 1 0 1 5 0 0
2012 Savannah (A) 6-3 2.52 12 12 0 0 0 71.1 61 24 20 4 1 8 54 2 1
St. Lucie (A) 5-2 2.13 8 8 1 0 0 50.2 35 13 12 2 2 11 56 0 1
2013 Binghamton (AA) 7-3 2.43 11 11 0 0 0 66.2 51 21 18 2 0 10 72 0 2
Las Vegas (AAA) 5-4 3.05 16 16 0 0 0 88.2 85 35 30 4 0 25 78 1 1
2014 Las Vegas (AAA) 6-4 3.60 16 16 0 0 0 80.0 69 43 32 4 1 34 80 2 1
St. Lucie (A)# 0-0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 4.0 2 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 0
GCL Mets (R)# 0-0 4.50 1 1 0 0 0 2.0 3 1 1 0 0 0 3 0 0
METS 1-3 4.06 10 8 0 0 0 44.1 44 21 20 8 0 23 42 0 0
2015 GCL Mets (R)# 0-0 0.00 3 2 0 0 0 6.0 5 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0
St. Lucie (A)# 0-0 3.60 2 2 0 0 0 5.0 5 2 2 0 0 3 1 0 0
Las Vegas (AAA) 1-0 5.87 2 2 0 0 0 7.2 8 6 5 1 0 1 7 0 0
METS 0-1 4.50 5 1 0 0 0 10.0 9 6 5 0 0 5 13 0 0
2016 Las Vegas (AAA) 4-6 7.20 16 16 0 0 0 80.0 111 70 64 12 0 40 68 3 1
Binghamton (AA) 4-3 2.20 9 9 1 0 0 49.0 35 17 12 4 4 19 40 1 1
METS 0-1 8.05 9 3 0 0 0 19.0 23 17 17 4 0 16 20 2 0
2017 METS 5-11 5.52 34 18 0 0 0 119.0 141 75 73 12 5 67 114 6 1
Las Vegas (AAA) 0-2 2.48 5 5 0 0 0 29.0 18 9 8 3 0 12 37 0 0

2017 METS .080 34 25 1 2 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 10 0 0 .080 .080 0
Career Totals .047 58 43 1 2 0 0 0 1 5 0 0 0 19 0 0 .047 .047 0

Most Hits, Game — 1, 2x, last - August 3, 2017 at Colorado
Most RBI, Game — 1, August 3, 2017 at Colorado
CAREER FIELDING
P 58 8 22 0 1.000 30 2
6-0 211 R R 23
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Tomás
BIRTHPLACE: San Juan, PR
NIDO
RESIDES: Oviedo, FL
SIGNED BY: Mike SIlvestri
HOW OBTAINED: Mets eighth-round pick
77 C
2017 SEASON nido on social media

• Was recalled from Binghamton (AA) of the @tnido24
Eastern League on September 12...Made
his major league debut as a pinch-hitter on • Won the Sterling Award for St. Lucie, emblematic
September 13 at the Cubs. of the most valuable player on his team.
• Registered his first major league hit and RBI on • Named a mid-season and post-season Florida
September 14 at the Cubs as a pinch-hitter. State League All-Star...Was also tabbed a High
• Behind the plate at Binghamton, Nido threw out Class-A All-Star by Baseball America.
45.1% of potential basestealers (23-51)...Was an
Eastern League mid-season All-Star and started 2015 SEASON
the E.L. All-Star Game. • Named to the mid-season South Atlantic League
• Participated in the SiriusXM Futures Game All-Star team.
during MLB's All-Star Week...Went 2-2 with two
RBI as a catcher for the World squad. BACKGROUND
• Played 13 games for Scottsdale in the Arizona • Tomas E. Nido graduated from Orangewood
Fall League...Drove in seven runs in 13 games Christian (FL) High School...Played four years of
with the Scorpions. baseball, two years of basketball and two years
• Finished second in the Arizona Fall League's of volleyball while at Orangewood Christian.
Hitting Challenge competition to Minnesota's • Was originally committed to Florida State before
Chris Paul. signing with the Mets.

• Won the Florida State League batting title after • Selected by the New York Mets in the eighth-
hitting .313 (110-352) in 90 games for St. Lucie... round of the 2012 First-Year Player Draft.
Note Nido actually hit .320 (110-344) but his
average was recalculated at the end of the
season to qualify him for the batting title by
adding eight extra at-bats.
CAREER STATISTICS
2012 Kingsport (R) .242 38 124 15 30 6 0 2 15 0 3 1 12 23 1 0 .339 .307 7
2013 Brooklyn (A) .185 33 119 3 22 6 0 1 11 1 0 1 4 21 0 1 .261 .218 4
2014 Brooklyn (A) .277 58 188 20 52 6 1 1 21 0 1 0 14 41 2 2 .335 .325 7
2015 Savannah (A) .259 86 317 39 82 14 2 6 40 1 4 1 12 86 1 1 .372 .284 14
2016 St. Lucie (A) .320 90 344 38 110 23 2 7 46 0 4 3 19 42 0 1 .459 .357 9
2017 Binghamton (AA) .232 102 367 41 85 19 1 8 60 0 6 1 30 63 0 0 .354 .287 5
METS .300 5 10 0 3 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 .400 .300 0
CAREER FIELDING
C 3 18 0 0 1.000 18 0
6-3 206 L R 25
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Brandon
BIRTHPLACE: Cheyenne, WY
NIMMO
RESIDES: Cheyenne, WY
SIGNED BY: Jim Reeves
(13th overall) in the 2011 First-Year Player
Draft
9 OF
2017 SEASON nimmo on social media

• Began the season on the 10-Day Disabled List (right hamstring) @You_Found_Nimmo
and was optioned to Las Vegas (AAA) on May 16...Was recalled @bnimmo24
from Vegas on June 16 before landing on the 10-Day DL on
July 8 with a partially collapsed lung (retroactive to July 5)... CAREER BESTS
NIMMO, BRANDON
NIMMO, BRANDON
Activated from the DL on July 28.
HITS, GAME
• Established career-highs in games played (69), hits (46),
3 hits
doubles (11), triples (one), home runs (five), RBI (21), runs (26),
4x, last, 9/25/17 vs. Atlanta
stolen bases (two) and walks (33).
• Had the fourth-best on-base percentage (.379) among major HOME RUNS, GAME
league rookies (third-best among NL rookies)...Trailed Aaron 2 home runs
Judge (.422), Rhys Hoskins (.396) and José Martinez (.379)... 9/7/17 vs. Cincinnati
His 33 walks were seventh-most among NL rookies. MULTI-HR GAMES
• Had 15.3% walk rate, which was tied for the 10th-highest 1 multi-home run game
among players with 200 or more plate appearances. 1 two-home run game
• According to Statcast, he swung at 13.3% of pitches outside LEADOFF HR
the strike zone, the third-lowest among more than 400 hitters None
who saw at least 250 or more pitches out of the strike zone.
INSIDE-THE-PARK HR
• Batted .281 (38-135) with nine doubles and all five of his home
None
runs vs. righthanded pitching.
• Was 5-16 (.313) with two doubles, two RBI and four walks as a WALK-OFF HOME RUNS
pinch-hitter...In his major-league career, Nimmo is a .393 (11- None
28) hitter as a pinch-hitter. PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS
• Reached base safely in all four of his plate appearances None
on August 23 vs. Arizona...In doing so, Nimmo became the
RBI, GAME
fourth rookie in franchise history to start in the leadoff spot
3 RBI
and reach base safely in every plate appearance with at least 2x, last, 9/7/17 vs. Cincinnati
four times up to bat...The other rookies to accomplish the feat
were Mookie Wilson (1981), Gregg Jefferies (1989) and Kazuo STOLEN BASES, GAME
Matsui (2004)...The last rookie on any team to do so was 1 stolen base
Washington's Trea Turner, on August 23, 2016 at Baltimore... 2x, last, 9/5/17 vs. Philadelphia
Research courtesy of Elias. HITTING STREAK
• Reached base safely in a career-best 10 straight games from 6 games
August 27-September 5. 6/27/16-7/2/16
• Turned in his first career multi-homer game on September 7 GRAND SLAMS
vs. Cincinnati...Finished the day 3-4 with three RBI and three None
runs scored...His three hits and three RBI matched his career-
highs while his three runs scored were a new career-high.
• Was the second Mets rookie with two homers from the clean-up spot...Jesse Gonder also did so on
July 11, 1963 vs. the Dodgers at the Polo Grounds.
• Played for Team Italy during the 2017 World Baseball Classic (three games)...Suffered a strained right
hamstring while playing for Italy.
NIMMO, BRANDON

• Received his first call-up to the major leagues • Spent the entire season at Savannah (A) of the
on June 25 and stayed with the Mets through South Atlantic League…Named a SAL All-Star.
July 18...Was also with the Mets July 29-August • Participated in the SiriusXM Futures Game at
2, August 4-10 and September 6 through the Citi Field...Was 0-for-2.
end of the season.
• Made his major league debut on June 26 at BACKGROUND
Atlanta and went 0-4...Grabbed his first major • Brandon Tate Nimmo graduated from Cheyenne
league hit a day later on June 27 at Washington East (WY) High School where he played
(a single off Joe Ross). American Legion ball for Post 6 because his
• Recorded his first RBI on June 30 vs. high school did not have a baseball team…He
Chicago-NL...Came on the ninth pitch of his won the MVP at the 2010 Under Armour All-
at-bat in the seventh inning to ignite the Mets' America Game at Wrigley Field…Also played
game-winning rally. football and ran track in high school.
• Hit his first major league homer off Jason • Became the first-ever first-round draft pick from
Hammel in the fourth inning on July 1 at Citi the state of Wyoming...Became the 16th player
Field...Finished the game with a career-high born in Wyoming to play in the major leagues.
three RBI. • Committed to the University of Arkansas before
• Named the Sterling Minor League signing with the Mets.
Organizational Co-Player of the Year along with • His father wrestled collegiately, while his
infield prospect Amed Rosario...The award is brother was an outfielder for four years at the
given annually by the Mets organization to the University of Nebraska, playing in the 2005
top player(s) in their minor league system. College World Series.
• Finished second in the PCL with his .352 batting • Was Santa at the Mets annual Kids Holiday
average behind teammate T.J. Rivera...Nimmo Party in 2017...Appeared as an elf at the Mets
led the league in on-base percentage (.423) and annual Kids Holiday Party in December, 2016 to
was fourth in slugging percentage (.541). help hand out presents to children.
• Named a Baseball America Triple-A All-Star. • Participated in the inaugural Kids Holiday
• Received the Webster Award at the end of Shopping Spree on December 14, 2016 at
the season, given annually to the Mets minor Target in College Point, Queens...Helped
leaguer who best exemplifies the integrity and children pick out holiday gifts for them and their
character displayed by Richard Webster. families.
• Attended New York Governor Andrew Cuomo's
2015 SEASON New York State of the State in Albany on
• Began the year with Binghamton (AA) of the January 4, 2018.
Eastern League…Promoted to Las Vegas (AAA)
of the Pacific Coast League on July 28. CAREER TRANSACTIONS
• Participated in the SiriusXM Futures Game in • Drafted by the New York Mets in the first-round
Cincinnati on July 12...Went 1-for-2 with an RBI (13th overall) in the 2011 First-Year Player Draft.
and a run scored while playing centerfield. • On the 10-Day Disabled List, March 30-May 16,
• Named to the mid-season Eastern League All- 2017, with a right hamstring injury.
Star team. • On the 10-Day Disabled List, July 8-28, 2017,
with a partially collapsed lung.
2014 SEASON
• Won the Sterling Award, symbolic of the Most
Valuable Player on his St. Lucie team.
• Named to the mid-season FSL All-Star team.
IN A PINCH
The Mets have had five games in franchise history where two pinch-hitters have connected for home
runs in the same game. Here’s a look:
Date Opponent Hitter Inning Hitter Inning
8/15/62 Phillies Choo Choo Coleman 6th Jim Hickman 8th
9/17/63 Phillies Joe Hicks 7th Frank Thomas 9th
8/4/66 Giants John Stephenson 8th Ron Swoboda 9th
5/4/91 Giants Mackey Sasser 9th Mark Carreon 9th
5/11/97 Cardinals Butch Huskey 9th Carl Everett 9th
NIMMO, BRANDON
CAREER STATISTICS
2011 GCL Mets (R) .241 7 29 5 7 0 0 2 4 0 0 0 3 9 0 0 .448 .313 0
Kingsport (R) .111 3 9 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 5 0 0 .111 .333 0
2012 Brooklyn (A) .248 69 266 41 66 20 2 6 40 1 1 7 46 78 1 5 .406 .372 1
2013 Savannah (A) .273 110 395 62 108 16 6 2 40 1 2 11 71 131 10 7 .359 .397 7
2014 St. Lucie (A) .322 62 227 59 73 9 5 4 25 0 0 2 50 51 9 3 .458 .448 1
Binghamton (AA) .238 65 240 38 57 12 4 6 26 2 0 1 36 54 5 1 .396 .339 1
2015 Binghamton (AA) .279 68 269 26 75 12 3 2 16 0 1 6 26 55 0 2 .368 .354 1
St. Lucie (A) .125 4 16 3 2 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 4 3 0 0 .188 .300 0
Las Vegas (AAA) .264 32 91 19 24 3 1 3 8 0 1 2 18 20 5 4 .418 .393 1
2016 Las Vegas (AAA) .352 97 392 72 138 25 8 11 61 2 1 3 46 73 7 8 .541 .423 3
METS .274 32 73 12 20 1 0 1 6 0 0 1 6 20 0 0 .329 .338 1
2017 METS .260 69 177 26 46 11 1 5 21 1 2 2 33 60 2 0 .418 .379 1
Las Vegas (AAA) .227 42 163 23 37 12 1 3 17 0 0 2 33 49 0 0 .368 .364 1
St. Lucie (A)# .222 5 18 4 4 2 0 1 4 0 0 0 5 4 0 0 .500 .391 0
NIMMO, BRANDON
YEAR CLUB AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HB BB SO SB CS SLG OBP E
2017 Italy .182 3 11 3 2 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 .455 .308 0
CAREER FIELDING
OF 72 137 2 2 .986 141 0
6-5 245 R R 24
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Corey
BIRTHPLACE: San Diego, CA
OSWALT
RESIDES: San Diego, CA
HOW OBTAINED: Mets seventh-round
pick in the 2012 First-Year Player Draft
55 RHP
2017 SEASON • Went at least 7.0 innings four times and at least
6.0 innings in 18 of his 24 starts.
• Named the Eastern League's Pitcher of the Year
after going 12-5 with a 2.28 ERA (34 earned • Was 9-1 with six no decisions over his final 16
runs/134.1 innings) in 24 starts with Binghamton starts of the season from May 25 until the end of
(AA)...Was also tabbed the Mets' Sterling the season...Over his final 12 starts he posted a
Organizational Pitcher of the Year. 1.53 ERA (12 earned runs/70.1 innings).
• Baseball America named him to the Double-A
All-Star team.
2016 SEASON
• Pitched for Scottsdale in the Arizona Fall League
• His 2.28 ERA was best in the Eastern League
following the season...Went 4-1 with a 3.33 ERA
among qualified pitchers and was also the
(10 earned runs/27.0 innings) in seven starts for
lowest for any qualified starter in Double-A...
the Scorpions...Struck out 21 in his 27.0 innings.
The next-best ERA behind Oswalt was Dakota
Hudson's 2.53 ERA for Springfield (AA) of the
Texas League.
2014 SEASON
• Named to the mid-season New York-Penn
• The 2.28 ERA was the third-lowest ERA in
League All-Star team.
Binghamton team history behind Bobby J. Jones
(1.88 ERA in 1992) and Paul Wilson (2.17 ERA in BACKGROUND
1995).
• Corey Edward Oswalt graduated from Madison
• Finished second in the EL in victories (12), third (CA) High School in 2012.
in WHIP (1.18) and fifth in opponents average
• Was committed to UC Santa Barbara as a
against (.236).
position player (third base/shortstop) before
• Named to the Eastern League's mid-season and being selected by the Mets as a pitcher in
post-season All-Star teams. the draft...Pitched 20.0 innings as a senior at
• Struck out a career-best 119 batters. Madison.
• Compiled a 4-1 record with a 1.65 ERA (six • Played three years of basketball and four years
earned runs/32.2 innings) in five starts during of baseball at Madison.
August...In 32.2 innings, he allowed 25 hits, • Brother, Todd, was a wide receiver at California
walked seven and whiffed 31. Lutheran while cousin, Chris Bonner, was a
• Turned in a pair of 7.0-inning complete-game quarterback at Colorado State-Pueblo and led
victories in August (vs. Trenton on August 3 them to a Division II Championship in 2014.
and vs. Portland on August 20)...Was named
the Eastern League's Pitcher of the Week for CAREER TRANSACTIONS
his start on August 3 vs. Trenton (a 7.0-inning, • Selected by the New York Mets in the seventh
complete-game shutout). round of the 2012 First-Year Player Draft.
CAREER STATISTICS
2012 Kingsport (R) 4-3 8.15 9 6 0 0 0 35.1 49 33 32 1 4 7 20 2 1
2013 Kingsport (R) 0-1 3.46 3 2 0 0 0 13.0 14 6 5 0 0 1 11 2 0
2014 Brooklyn (A) 6-2 2.26 12 11 0 0 0 67.2 55 20 17 1 3 15 59 1 0
2015 Savannah (A) 11-5 3.36 23 23 0 0 0 128.2 153 59 48 6 1 21 99 13 2
2016 St. Lucie (A) 4-2 4.12 14 13 0 0 0 67.2 73 34 31 4 2 18 68 2 0
GCL Mets (R) 0-0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 0
2017 Binghamton (AA) 12-5 2.28 24 24 2 1 0 134.1 118 40 34 9 4 40 119 7 0
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BIRTHPLACE: Carmel, IN
PLAWECKI
RESIDES: Phoenix, AZ
SIGNED BY: Scott Tricka
HOW OBTAINED: Mets Supplemental round
pick (35th overall) in the 2012 First-Year
Player Draft
26 C
2017 SEASON plawecki on social media

• Was with the Mets from April 19-May 25 and August 19 through @kplawecki26
the remainder of the season.
• Batted .303 (23-76) with four doubles, three homers, nine RBI
and 12 walks in 27 games for the Mets after being recalled on CAREER BESTS
PLAWECKI, KEVIN
PLAWECKI, KEVIN
August 19. HITS, GAME
• His three homers matched his career-high (also 2015). 2 hits
• Threw out 6-of-31 potential basestealers (19%). 19x, last, 9/30/17 at Philadelphia
• Worked 1.0 scoreless inning on August 29 at Cincinnati in his HOME RUNS, GAME
second relief appearance of the season...The only other Mets 1 home run
position player to be used as a reliever twice in one season 7x, last, 9/26/17 vs. Atlanta
was Matt Franco, who worked in two games in 1999...Also
pitched 2.0 innings on April 30 at Washington...Allowed three LEADOFF HR
home runs...Prior to Plawecki, the last Mets position player to None
pitch was Anthony Recker on June 30, 2013 vs. Washington. INSIDE-THE-PARK HR
• Made his first career appearance/start at first base in the None
second game of a doubleheader on September 25 at Atlanta... WALK-OFF HOME RUNS
The only other player in team history to play first base, catcher None
and pitch in the same season was Todd Zeile, who did so in
2004. PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS
• After the Triple-A All-Star break, Plawecki batted .344 (33-96) None
for Las Vegas. RBI, GAME
3 RBI
2016 SEASON 2x, last, 9/10/15 at Atlanta
• Made his first Opening Day roster....Optioned to Las Vegas STOLEN BASES, GAME
(AAA) on June 21 and recalled on September 1. 1 stolen base
• In his 45 games behind the plate, Mets pitching had a 3.47 9/4/17 vs. Philadelphia
ERA (135 earned runs/349.2 innings) with opposing hitters
HITTING STREAK
batting .252.
7 games
POSTSEASON 4/29/15-5/8/15
• Named to the roster for the NL Wild Card Game vs. San GRAND SLAMS
Francisco but did not appear in the game. None
2015 SEASON
• Had his contract selected from Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific Coast League on April 21...Optioned to
Vegas on August 12...Recalled on September 1 and spent the rest of the regular season with the Mets.
• Went 2-4 and scored two runs in his major league debut on April 21 vs. Atlanta.
• Hit his first career home run, a two-out, two-run shot, on April 25 at Yankee Stadium...Went 2-4 with
three RBI...Became the third catcher in franchise history to have a home run in one of his first four
games...Was the first player for either team to hit his first ML home run in a Subway Series game.
• Had sinus surgery on December 14.
POSTSEASON
• Was on the Mets postseason roster for the NLDS, NLCS and World Series.
P L AW E C K I , K E V I N
2014 SEASON • Played three seasons at Purdue…Was named

Purdue’s Male Athlete of the Year in 2012…
• Began the year with Binghamton (AA) of the
Became the first player in school history to be
Eastern League and was promoted to Las Vegas
named Big Ten Player of the Year…Was named
(AAA) of the Pacific Coast League on June 25.
Most Outstanding Player at the 2012 Big Ten
• Was the starting catcher for the United States in
tournament…Was named second team All-
the Futures Game on July 13 at Minnesota.
America by Collegiate Baseball and was one
of three finalists for the Johnny Bench Award
2013 SEASON as the nation’s top collegiate catcher…Struck
• Named the Sterling Organizational Co-Player of out 29 times in 638 career at-bats with the
the Year along with Allan Dykstra. Boilermakers.
• Was a mid-season SAL All-Star at Savannah.
CAREER TRANSACTIONS
BACKGROUND • Selected by the New York Mets in the
• Kevin Jeffrey Plawecki attended Westfield (IN) supplemental round of the 2012 First-Year
High School…Was a two-time All-Indy North, All- Player Draft.
Hoosiers Crossroads and All-Hamilton County
selection.
CAREER STATISTICS
2012 Brooklyn (A) .250 61 216 26 54 8 0 7 27 0 3 8 25 24 0 0 .384 .345 4
2013 Savannah (A) .314 65 245 35 77 24 1 6 43 0 4 10 23 32 1 0 .494 .390 4
St. Lucie (A) .294 60 204 25 60 14 0 2 37 1 1 14 19 21 0 0 .392 .391 3
2014 Binghamton (AA) .326 58 224 33 73 18 0 6 43 0 4 5 16 27 0 0 .487 .378 3
Las Vegas (AAA) .283 43 152 25 43 6 0 5 21 2 1 1 14 21 0 0 .421 .345 3
2015 Las Vegas (AAA) .224 22 85 7 19 5 1 1 9 0 0 2 3 12 0 0 .341 .267 0
METS .219 73 233 18 51 9 0 3 21 1 3 4 17 60 0 0 .296 .280 1
2016 METS .197 48 132 6 26 6 0 1 11 0 0 2 17 33 0 0 .265 .298 4
Las Vegas (AAA) .300 55 190 27 57 11 0 8 40 0 2 2 13 19 0 1 .484 .348 0
2017 Las Vegas (AAA) .328 64 247 37 81 17 1 9 45 0 6 6 16 38 0 0 .514 .375 0
METS .260 37 100 11 26 5 0 3 13 0 1 3 14 17 1 0 .400 .364 0
CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS

2017 METS 0-0 12.00 2 0 0 0 0 3.0 5 4 4 3 0 0 0 0 0

2015 NLDS NYM vs LA Did Not Play
NLCS NYM vs CHC Did Not Play
WS NYM vs KC Did Not Play
2016 NLWC NYM vs SF Did Not Play
CAREER FIELDING
C 144 1070 67 5 .996 1142 4
1B 2 15 1 0 1.000 16 0
P 2 0 0 0 -- 0 0
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BIRTHPLACE: Nacogdoches, TX
PURKE
RESIDES: Fort Worth, TX
MLB SERVICE TIME: 0 Years, 114 days
SIGNED BY: Ed Gustafson (Washington)
free agent on November 17, 2017
73 LHP
2017 SEASON purke on social media

• Held lefthanded batters to a .192 (19-99) average @mattpurke47
with Charlotte (AAA) of the International League.
• Went a season-high 2.1 innings vs. Norfolk on
April 6 and Gwinnett on May 6...Also went 2.0
2012 SEASON
• A strained left shoulder limited his season to
innings on 13 other occasions.
three starts.
PURKE, MATT
• Struck out 80 batters in 65.2 innings (11.0
strikeouts per 9.0 innings). BACKGROUND
• Whiffed five on two different occasions (in 2.1 • Matthew Taylor Purke graduated from Klein (TX)
innings on May 6 vs. Gwinnett and in 2.0 innings High School in 2009 where he went 4-2 with a
on June 19 at Gwinnett). 1.18 ERA as a senior...As a junior at Klein, Purke
• Did not allow a run in 11 straight appearances was 12-1 with a 0.37 ERA (76.2 innings) and 147
from April 15-May 18 (17.0 innings). strikeouts.
• Played two years of football and three years of
2016 SEASON basketball at Klein in addition to his time on the
• Made his major league debut on May 20 at diamond.
Kansas City...Worked 1.1 scoreless innings.
• Was selected by Texas in the first-round (14th
• Was unscored upon in his first 5.2 innings. overall) of the 2009 First-Year Player Draft
• Optioned to Charlotte (AAA) of the International but did not sign and elected to attend Texas
League on June 29 and remained in the minors Christian University.
for the remainder of the season. • In two seasons at TCU (2010-2011), he went 21-1
with a 2.61 ERA in 31 games (29 starts).
2015 SEASON • Selected as the consensus National Freshman
• Went 3-6 with a 4.36 ERA (31 earned runs/64.0 of the Year in 2010 after going 16-0 with a 3.02
innings) over 20 appearances (15 starts) ERA in 20 appearances...Helped the Horned
between Hagerstown (A) of the South Atlantic Frogs reach the College World Series.
League, Potomac (A) of the Carolina League and
• Also was named a Louisville Slugger second-
Harrisburg (AA) of the Eastern League.
team All-American and Freshman Pitcher of the
Year...Was also tabbed as Baseball America's
2014 SEASON National Freshman of the Year.
• Underwent season-ending Tommy John surgery
on June 13. CAREER TRANSACTIONS
• Limited to eight starts prior to the surgery. • Selected by the Washington Nationals in the
third round of the of the 2011 First-Year Player
2013 SEASON Draft.
• Went 6-4 with a 3.80 ERA (38 earned runs/90.0 • Signed by the Chicago White Sox to a minor
innings) and 82 strikeouts over 18 combined league contract on November 21, 2015 with an
starts between Hagerstown (A) of the South invite to Major League Spring Training.
Atlantic League and Potomac (A) of the Carolina
• Signed by the New York Mets to a minor league
League.
contract on November 17, 2017 with an invite to
Major League Spring Training.
P U R K E , M AT T
CAREER STATISTICS
2012 Hagerstown (A) 0-2 5.87 3 3 0 0 0 15.1 15 11 10 1 1 12 14 3 0
2013 Hagerstown (A) 1-1 2.48 6 6 0 0 0 29.0 25 9 8 3 1 7 41 1 0
Potomac (A) 5-3 4.43 12 12 0 0 0 61.0 67 36 30 3 4 18 41 9 1
2014 Harrisburg (AA) 1-6 8.04 8 8 0 0 0 31.1 42 32 28 5 1 18 22 2 1
2015 Hagerstown (A) 2-3 3.03 8 8 0 0 0 32.2 34 16 11 1 1 9 21 1 1
2015 Potomac (A) 0-0 3.86 2 2 0 0 0 7.0 5 3 3 1 0 1 3 0 0
Harrisburg (AA) 1-3 6.29 10 5 2 0 0 24.1 33 21 17 2 1 7 19 1 0
2016 Charlotte (AAA) 0-0 3.52 26 1 0 0 2 38.1 30 20 15 4 1 23 38 10 0
CHICAGO (AL) 0-1 5.50 12 0 0 0 0 18.0 20 12 11 0 0 12 15 2 0
2017 Charlotte (AAA) 4-5 3.84 48 0 0 0 0 65.2 61 29 28 4 5 28 80 8 1
CAREER FIELDING
P 12 0 3 0 1.000 3 1
SIX-HIT & FIVE HIT GAMES

There have been two six-hit games and 31 five-hit games in Mets history.
SIX-HIT GAMES
Player Opponent Date AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI
Edgardo Alfonzo at Houston 8/30/99 6 6 6 1 0 3 5
Wilmer Flores vs. Chicago-NL 7/3/16 6 3 6 0 0 2 4
FIVE-HIT GAMES
Player Opponent Date Player Opponent Date
Dick Smith at Chicago 5/26/64 Darryl Strawberry at Atlanta 4/30/86
Jim Hickman at Milwaukee 9/30/64 Mookie Wilson at San Diego 5/23/86
Phil Linz at Philadelphia 7/6/68 Dave Magadan Houston (G2) 7/24/87
Joe Foy at SF (G2) 7/19/70 Kevin McReynolds at Atlanta 7/14/88
Tommie Agee at Pittsburgh 8/8/70 Howard Johnson at Chicago 9/8/88
John Milner St. Louis (G1) 9/8/72 Rico Brogna at St. Louis 7/25/94
Rusty Staub at Los Angeles 5/24/73 Jose Vizcaino at Florida 9/23/95
Rusty Staub Philadelphia 9/20/75 Alex Ochoa at Philadelphia 7/3/96
Joel Youngblood at Montreal 8/9/78 Mike Piazza at Pittsburgh 4/14/00
George Foster at St. Louis 6/19/82 Mike Piazza at Atlanta 4/7/04
Hubie Brooks at St. Louis 6/28/83 Ty Wigginton at Arizona 5/10/04
Wally Backman Pittsburgh 4/26/85 Jose Reyes vs. Atlanta 5/5/06
Gary Carter at Atlanta 7/4/85 Carlos Delgado vs. Atlanta 8/21/08
Keith Hernandez at Montreal 8/8/85 Ronny Paulino at Philadelphia 5/1/11
Keith Hernandez at San Diego 9/2/85 Yoenis Céspedes at Colorado 8/21/15
Keith Hernandez at St. Louis 10/3/85
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BIRTHPLACE: Lubbock, TX
RAMOS
RESIDES: Lubbock, TX
MLB SERVICE TIME: 5 Years, 30 days
SIGNED BY: Dennis Cardoza (Miami)
HOW OBTAINED: Acquired from Miami on
July 28, 2017 in exchange for RHP Merandy
Gonzalez and OF Ricardo Cespedes
44 RHP
after 2018

• Named to the 2016 National League All-Star team...Did not ALL-STAR: 2016 (NL)
appear in the game.
• Since 2015, his 99 saves are fifth-most in the majors behind
ramos on social media
Kenley Jansen (124), Mark Melancon (109) Craig Kimbrel (105)
@theajramos
and Jeurys Familia (100).
@theajramos
RAMOS, AJ
• Acquired by the Mets on July 28 in exchange for righthanded
pitcher Merandy Gonzalez and outfielder Ricardo Cespedes. WIN STREAK
• His 27 combined saves were seventh-most in the National 7 games
League...Converted seven of eight save opportunities with the 4/3/14-9/26/14
Mets. LOSS STREAK
• Held lefthanded hitters to a .197 average (23-117). 5 games
• Made his Mets debut on July 30 at Seattle. 8/3/16-4/12/17
• Allowed one run over 11.0 innings (0.82 ERA) in 12 games from STRIKEOUTS, GAME
August 11-September 8...Went 6-for-6 in save opportunities 4 strikeouts
during that span. 3x, last, 4/26/15
Miami vs. Washington
2016 SEASON LONGEST OUTING, RELIEVER
• Was named to his first-career All-Star Game...Did not appear in 2.1 innings
the game. 6/8/13, Miami at New York-NL
• Established a career-high 40 saves in 43 chances...His 40
saves were sixth in the majors. MOST WALKS, GAME
3 walks
• Converted 24 consecutive save chances to start the season... 12x, last, 4/19/17, Miami at Seattle
Failed to convert his first save of the year on July 1 at Atlanta...
The blown save snapped a streak of 33 consecutive saves SCORELESS STREAK
dating to September 8, 2015. 19.2 innings
• Placed on the 15-Day Disabled List on August 6 due to a 9/6/15-4/26/16
fractured right middle finger...Was recalled on August 21...
Went 0-3 with a 2.29 ERA (five earned runs/19.2 innings pitched) with eight saves in 20 games after
returning from the DL.
2015 SEASON
• Established career-highs with 71 appearances and 87 strikeouts...His 87 strikeouts were tied for fourth-
most among National League relievers.
• Ranked ninth among National League relievers in saves (32) and 14th in save percentage (84.2)...Also
was ranked sixth in the National League in batting average against (.184) and 14th in ERA (2.30) (min.
62 games).
• Secured his first career save on May 13 at Los Angeles-NL.
• His loss on June 9 at Toronto snapped a streak of 119 appearances between losses...His previous loss
came on July 29, 2013 against the Mets.
• Had an 0.95 ERA (three earned runs/28.1 innings) with 36 strikeouts in his first 27 appearances...
Converted seven of his nine save opportunities in that time.
RAMOS, AJ
• Turned in a 12.0-inning scoreless streak from

June 12-July 12 (12 games)...Struck out 13,
BACKGROUND
• Alejandro (AJ) Hinjos Ramos (ră-mos) Jr.
walked two and permitted three hits during the
graduated from Estacado High School in
run...Went 7-for-7 in save chances in that time.
Lubbock, TX.
• Saved both games of a doubleheader vs.
• Was the 2005 Texas Sports Writers Association
Philadelphia on October 3.
Class 4A Player of the Year, 2005 Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal Co-MVP and District 4-4A
2014 SEASON MVP while attending Estacado.
• Held opposing hitters to a .164 (36-220)
• Attended Texas Tech University where he led
batting average against, fourth-best among NL
the Red Raiders in strikeouts from 2007-2009,
relievers (ninth-best in the majors).
with a high of 83 in 2007...Has the sixth-most
• Was first NL reliever to finish season 7-0 or career strikeouts (241) and innings pitched
better since Micah Owings (8-0) in 2011. (254.0) in school history, and second-most
games started (tied, 44).
2013 SEASON • Originally signed with New Mexico Junior
• Lead National League rookie relievers in innings
College but signed a letter of intent with Texas
pitched and walks, while ranking second in
Tech late in the spring of 2005.
strikeouts, fourth in appearances and average
• Helped raise funds for those affected by
against (.201).
Hurricane Harvey in 2017...Also assisted the
• Threw 1,370 pitches for season, second-most
University of Houston football team at Saint
among NL relievers, behind Josh Collmenter
Borromeo Catholic Church.
(1,558).

• Selected by Florida in 21st-round of 2009 First-
• Made his major league debut vs. Milwaukee on
Year Player draft.
September 4 and struck out all three batters he
• On the 15-Day Disabled List, July 1-July 18, 2014
faced.
with right shoulder inflammation.
• Spent entire minor league season with
• On the 15-Day Disabled List, August 6-21, 2016
Jacksonville (AA) of the Southern League prior
with a fractured right middle finger.
to having contract selected on September 4.
• Acquired by the Mets in exchange for minor
2011 SEASON league outfielder Ricardo Cespedes and minor
• Named to 2011 Florida State League mid-season league righthanded pitcher Merandy Gonzalez
All-Star team with Jupiter (A). on July 28, 2017.
2009 SEASON
• Began career with Jamestown (A) of the New
York-Penn League...Did not surrender an
earned run in 12 of final 13 appearances, and
converted final seven save opportunities.
RAMOS, AJ
CAREER STATISTICS
2009 Jamestown 2-2 2.14 25 0 0 0 9 33.2 22 9 8 0 3 14 50 6 1
2010 Greensboro 3-7 3.70 49 0 0 0 28 58.1 40 26 24 3 5 32 78 7 1
2011 Jupiter 1-4 1.78 49 0 0 0 25 50.2 37 12 10 2 5 19 71 4 0
2012 Jacksonville 3-3 1.44 55 0 0 0 21 68.2 36 14 11 3 0 21 89 4 1
MIAMI 0-0 3.86 11 0 0 0 0 9.1 8 4 4 2 1 4 13 0 0
2013 MIAMI 3-4 3.15 68 0 0 0 0 80.0 58 32 28 4 2 43 86 1 0
2014 Jacksonville 0-0 9.00 1 1 0 0 0 1.0 2 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0
MIAMI 7-0 2.11 68 0 0 0 0 64.0 36 16 15 1 3 43 73 7 0
2015 MIAMI 2-4 2.30 71 0 0 0 32 70.1 45 18 18 6 3 26 87 2 0
2016 MIAMI 1-4 2.81 67 0 0 0 40 64.0 52 21 20 1 4 35 73 6 0
2017 MIAMI 2-4 3.63 40 0 0 0 20 39.2 30 17 16 4 2 22 47 4 0
METS 0-0 4.74 21 0 0 0 7 19.0 19 10 10 3 0 12 25 3 0
ALL STAR GAME

YEAR CLUB SITE W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB SO WP BK
2016 NL San Diego Did Not Pitch
RAMOS, AJ
2017 MIAMI --- 40 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- --- 1
2017 METS --- 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- --- 0
Career Totals --- 346 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- --- 3
CAREER FIELDING
P 346 20 34 3 .947 57 2
FIRST BATTER FACED

Here is a look at how some notable Mets fared against their first batter.
Pitcher Date Opponent Batter Result
Tug McGraw 4/18/65 (G2) vs. San Francisco Orlando Cabrera Struck out looking
Nolan Ryan 9/11/66 vs. Atlanta Pat Jarvis Struck out swinging
Tom Seaver 4/13/67 vs. Pittsburgh Matty Alou Doubled to rightfield
Jerry Koosman 4/14/67 at Philadelphia Clay Dalrymple Grounded out to first
Jon Matlack 7/11/71 (G2) at Cincinnati Pete Rose Grounded out to third
Ron Darling 9/6/83 vs. Philadelphia Joe Morgan Struck out swinging
Dwight Gooden 4/7/84 at Houston Bill Doran Grounded out to second
David Cone 4/11/87 vs. Atlanta Dion James Struck out swinging
Al Leiter 4/2/98 vs. Philadelphia Doug Glanville Singled to centerfield
Pedro Martinez 4/4/05 at Cincinnati D’Angelo Jimenez Flied out to centerfield
Johan Santana 3/31/08 at Florida Hanley Ramirez Struck out looking
Matt Harvey 7/26/12 at Arizona Geraro Parra Struck out swinging
Zack Wheeler 6/18/13 (2) at Atlanta Andrelton Simmons Walk
Jacob deGrom 5/15/14 vs. Yankees Brett Gardner Flied out to right
Noah Syndergaard 5/12/15 at Chicago-NL Dexter Fowler Struck out swinging
Steven Matz 6/28/15 vs. Cincinnati Brandon Phillips Home Run
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BIRTHPLACE: Villa Gonzalez, DR
REYES
RESIDES: Palmar Arriba, DR
SIGNED BY: Eddy Toledo
January 26, 2018
7 INF

• Is a four-time NL All-Star (2006, 2007, 2010, 2011). ALL-STAR: 2006-2007 (NL), 2010-2011 (NL)
• Won the National League batting title in 2011 with a .337 BATTING CHAMPION: 2011 (NL)
average and led the NL in hits in 2008 (204). STOLEN BASE LEADER: 2005-2007 (NL)
• Ranks as the Mets franchise leader in stolen bases (403) and
triples (110)...Is tied for the franchise lead in leadoff home runs
reyes on social media
REYES, JOSÉ
(21) with Curtis Granderson.
@lamelaza_7
• Is second in team history with 1,491 career-hits...Trails David
Wright (1,777)...His 474 extra-base hits as a Met are also @lamelaza_7
second-most in franchise history (Wright is first with 658).
• Recorded his 2,000th career hit on May 20, 2017 vs. the Angels with a single off Alex Meyer...Enters
the season as one of 11 active players with at least 2,000 hits...Reyes is the third player to reach 2,000
career hits after playing his first game in a Mets uniform...The other two were Amos Otis, who made
his debut with the Mets in 1967, and Ken Singleton, who made his debut in 1970...Research courtesy of
Elias.
• Stole his 500th career base on July 24, 2017 at San Diego...Is one of 39 players in major league history
with 500 or more steals...Is also the ninth player in major league history with 100 or more triples, 100 or
more home runs and 500 or more stolen bases...Leads all active players with 512 stolen bases.
• Is the fifth player in team history to have at least 100 home runs and 100 stolen bases, joining Darryl
Strawberry, Howard Johnson, Carlos Beltrán and David Wright.
• Led the NL in stolen bases each year from 2005-2007...Became the first infielder to register three
straight seasons of 60 or more stolen bases (since the current modern stolen base rule was put into
effect in 1898)...Was also the first major leaguer since Kenny Lofton (1992-94) to have three straight
seasons of 60 or more steals.
• Paced the National League in triples in 2005, 2006, 2008 and 2011...Enters the season with 128 career
triples, most among active players.
• Is a two-time National League Player of the Week (June 12-June 18, 2006 and June 19-25, 2006 -- was
a co-winner with David Wright) and earned National League Player of the Month honors in April, 2007.
2017 SEASON
• Drove in 58 runs and moved into ninth-place on the Mets all-time RBI list (505 RBI)...Cleon Jones is
eighth with 521 RBI.
• Collected his 500th career RBI on September 24 vs. Washington.
• Stole 24 bases, fifth-most in the NL...Has 10 seasons with 20 or more steals.
• Hit 15 home runs and became one of 13 players in team history to hit 100 or more home runs in his
Mets career...Has 104 career homers as a Met, tied for 12th-most in team history with Carlos Delgado.
• Hit his 21st leadoff homer as a Met with his leadoff homer on September 13 at Chicago-NL...His 21
career leadoff homers as a Met are tied for most in team history with Curtis Granderson.
• Had two multi-homer games (June 19 at Los Angeles-NL and September 8 vs. Cincinnati) to give him
10 multi-homer games in his career (all with the Mets)...His 10 multi-homer games are tied for eighth-
most in team history with Kevin McReynolds and Bobby Bonilla.
• Batted .328 (41-125) with seven doubles, one triple, six home runs, 19 RBI and 29 runs scored over his
final 34 games.
• Went 2-4 with a double and a career-high tying five RBI on May 3 at Atlanta...The only other time
Reyes' registered five RBI was on June 15, 2003 (his sixth game in the major leagues).
REYES, JOSÉ
• Went 2-4 with a pair of home runs off Clayton Kershaw on CAREER BESTS
June 19 at Dodger Stadium...Reyes was the fifth player to have
a multi-homer game off Kershaw. HITS, GAME
5 hits
• Delivered a walk-off RBI single on July 20 vs. St. Louis...Was
5/5/06 vs. Atlanta
his fourth career walk-off RBI...Was his first walk-off RBI as a
Met since April 13, 2005 (which was his first career walk-off HOME RUNS, GAME
RBI), a separation of 12 years and 98 days between walk-off 3 home runs
RBI with the Mets..That's the longest gap between walk-off RBI 8/15/06 at Philadelphia
for a Mets player in team history...Research courtesy of Elias. MULTI-HR GAMES
• Had a multi-triple game on July 22 vs. Oakland...Was his ninth 10 multi-home run games
career multi-triple game and first since September 7, 2012 1 three-home run game and
with Miami at Washington...Since 1950, Reyes is second in the 9 two-home run games
majors with nine games of two or more triples...Willie Mays is
LEADOFF HR
first with 10 such games. 26 leadoff home runs
• Made his first major league start in leftfield on August 29 at last, 9/13/17 at Chicago-NL
Cincinnati...Was his first game in leftfield since August 4, 2000 (Jon Lester)
while playing Kingsport (R) of the Appalachian League.
INSIDE-THE-PARK HR
• Went 4-5 on September 19 at Miami for his 26th career game
1 inside-the-park home run
with four or more hits as a Met, extending his club record. 9/7/06 vs. Los Angeles-NL (Brad
REYES, JOSÉ
Penny)
2016 SEASON
• Released by Colorado on June 23...Signed to a minor league WALK-OFF HOME RUNS
contract by the Mets on June 25...Had his contract selected None
on July 5. PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS
• The Mets were 35-25 in the games that Reyes appeared in. None
• Played his first major league game of the season on July 5 vs. RBI, GAME
Miami. 5 RBI
2x, last, 5/3/17 at Atlanta
POSTSEASON
• Started at third base in the NL Wild Card Game vs. San STOLEN BASES, GAME
Francisco. 3 stolen bases
10x, last, 7/11/15 Toronto at Kansas
2015 SEASON City
• Began the year with Toronto before being traded to Colorado HITTING STREAK
along with righthanded pitchers Jeff Hoffman, Jesus Tinoco 26 games
and Miguel Castro in exchange for infielder Troy Tulowitzki 7/13/12-8/8/12
and righthanded pitcher LaTroy Hawkins. GRAND SLAMS
• Placed on the 15-Day Disabled List from April 28-May 25 with 2 grand slams
a cracked left rib. last, 8/6/06 vs. Philadelphia
• Accepted a 52-game suspension without pay for violating (Scott Mathieson)
Major League Baseball's Joint Domestic Violence, Sexual
Assault and Child Abuse Policy.
2014 SEASON
• Led the Blue Jays with 175 hits, 30 stolen bases and four triples.
2013 SEASON
• Limited to 93 games in his first season with Toronto due to a left ankle sprain.
2012 SEASON
• His 26-game hitting streak from July 13-August 8 was the longest of his career and the longest in
the majors...His hitting streak was the longest by a reigning batting champion since Joe DiMaggio's
56-game streak in 1941, and the first of 25-or-more games by a reigning NL champion since Rogers
Hornsby, who had a 33-game streak in 1922.
2011 SEASON
• Became the 11th different shortstop to win a batting crown, first since Hanley Ramirez hit .342 in 2009.
• Named to the NL All-Star team as the starting shortstop...Was his third starting nod (also 2006 & 2007),
but did not participate because of a strained left hamstring.
REYES, JOSÉ

• Collected his 1,000th career hit on May 25 vs. • Set a Mets rookie record for hits in a month with
Philadelphia...Became the quickest in franchise 39 hits in August...The old mark was set by Jay
history to reach the milestone. Payton with 37 hits in June, 2000.
• Named to the National League All-Star team. • Went 3-4 with a grand slam (off Jarrod
Washburn), five RBI and a stolen base on June
2009 SEASON 15 at Anaheim...Became the second Mets player
• Underwent surgery on October 15 to clean up in history (Jack Hamilton-May 20, 1967 vs. the
scar tissue around the accessory hamstring Cardinals) to have his first major league home
tendon behind his right knee (semi tendinosis). run be a grand slam.
• Made his major league debut, June 10 at Texas
2008 SEASON (started at shortstop)...Went 2-4 with a double
• Led the National League and was third in the and two runs...Singled in his first major league
majors with 204 hits. at-bat (off John Thomson)...In that game, he
• Finished second in the big leagues in stolen became the ninth teenager to play for the
bases and tied for fifth in the National League in Mets...Turned 20 years old on June 11.
runs scored.
• Became the first player to have four consecutive 2002 SEASON
seasons of 50 or more stolen bases for a New • Captured the Mets Sterling Organization Player
REYES, JOSÉ
York area team (Mets, Yankees, Dodgers, of the Year Award.
Giants) since the modern stolen base rule was • Honored as USA Today's Minor League Player
put in effect in 1898. of the Year.
• Named the Most Valuable Player of the Futures
2007 SEASON All-Star Game, played on July 8 at Milwaukee...
• His 78 stolen bases were the most in the majors Had a three-run, game-winning triple.
since Marquis Grissom also swiped 78 bases • Picked to both the Florida State League and
with Montreal in 1992...In addition, he became Eastern League All-Star teams.
the first major league infielder to have 78 or
more stolen bases in a season since Maury Wills 2001 SEASON
had 94 stolen bases in 1965. • Shared Capital City's Doubleday Award,
• Established a new franchise single-season emblematic of the team's Most Valuable Player.
record when he swiped third base in the fifth
inning on August 22 vs. San Diego...The stolen BACKGROUND
base was the 67th of the season. • José Bernabe Reyes attended Liceo Delia
Reyes High School in the Dominican Republic.
2006 SEASON • Played for Felix de Leon, since his high school
• Led the majors with 17 triples and 64 steals. did not have a baseball team.
• Became the first player in major league history • Participated in Major League Baseball's All-Star
to have 122 runs or more, 194 hits or more, 19 Tour of Japan in November 2006.
home runs or more, and 64 stolen bases or • Founded the Santiago RBI program, which is
more in a single season. an extension of Major League Baseball's RBI
program...This program is designed to help
POSTSEASON youngsters learn the fundamentals of baseball
• Cracked a leadoff home run (off Chris while gaining an education...As part of the
Carpenter) in Game Six of the NLCS vs. St. program, José continues to donate money to
Louis...Became the fourth Met to hit a leadoff help rebuild fields in his hometown.
home run in a postseason game.
• Has released 15 motivational songs on his label,
• Delivered the go-ahead RBI in Game Two of the Sietemusic, and has a recording studio in the
NLDS with his RBI groundout vs. Los Angeles. basement of his house.
• Set the club record with 161 games played at • Signed by the New York Mets as a non-drafted
shortstop...Bud Harrelson held the previous free agent on August 16, 1999.
mark with 156 games at short in 1970.
• On the 15-Day Disabled List, September 5,
• Established a franchise record for at-bats (696). 2003 (retroactive to September 1)-end of the
• Had a career-high 20-game hitting streak from season, with a Grade 2 sprain of the left ankle.
July 17-August 7. • On the 15-Day Disabled List, March 15-June 19,
2004, with a strained right hamstring.
REYES, JOSÉ
• On the 15-Day Disabled List, August 13 DeSclafani on November 19, 2012.

(retroactive to August 12)-September 24, 2004, • On the 15-Day Disabled List, April 13, 2013 for a
with a stress fracture of the left fibula. sprained left ankle...Transferred to the 60-Day
• On the 15-Day Disabled List, May 26, 2009-end Disabled List April 23 and reinstated June 23.
of season, with an injury to his right leg. • On the 15-Day Disabled List, April 1-April 19,
• On the 15-Day Disabled List, March 26-April 10, 2014 with left hamstring tightness.
2010, with a hyperactive thyroid. • On the 15-Day Disabled List, April 28-May 25,
• Placed on bereavement list, May 30-June 2, 2015 with a cracked left rib.
2011. • Acquired by Colorado along with RHPs Miguel
• On the 15-Day Disabled List, July 6 -July 19, Castro, Jeff Hoffman, and Jesus Tinoco, for RHP
2011 with a strained left hamstring. LaTroy Hawkins and INF Troy Tulowitzki, July 27,
• On the 15-Day Disabled List, August 8-29, 2011 2015.
with a strained left hamstring. • Signed as a free agent to a minor league
• Signed by the Miami Marlins as a free agent on contract with the Mets on June 25, 2016.
December 9, 2011. • On the 15-Day Disabled List, July 30-August 13,
• Acquired by Toronto, along with LHP 2016 with a left oblique strain.
Mark Buehrle, RHP Josh Johnson, INF/ • On the 10-Day Disabled List, August 17
OF Emilio Bonifacio, C John Buck and cash (retroactive to August 13)-August 26, 2017 with a
considerations, in exchange for INF Yunel left oblique strain.
REYES, JOSÉ
Escobar, INF Adeiny Hechavarria, C Jeff Mathis, • Signed by the New York Mets as a free agent on
RHP Henderson Álvarez, OF Jake Marisnick, January 26, 2018.
LHP Justin Nicolino and RHP Anthony
CAREER STATISTICS
YEAR TEAM AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HBP BB SO SB CS .SLG .OBP E
2000 Kingsport (R) .250 49 132 22 33 3 3 0 8 3 1 3 20 37 10 4 .359 .318 11
2001 Capital City (A) .307 108 407 71 125 22 15 5 48 5 3 2 18 71 30 10 .337 .472 18
2002 St. Lucie (A) .288 69 288 58 83 10 11 6 38 4 4 1 30 35 31 13 .353 .462 12
Binghamton (AA) .287 65 275 46 79 16 8 2 24 2 0 2 16 42 27 11 .331 .425 17
2003 Norfolk (AAA) .269 42 160 28 43 6 4 0 13 4 1 1 15 25 26 5 .333 .356 5
METS .307 69 274 47 84 12 4 5 32 2 3 0 13 36 13 3 .334 .434 9
2004 St. Lucie (A) .261 6 23 3 6 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 2 0 .261 .348 2
Binghamton (AA)# .111 4 18 2 2 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 2 4 3 1 .190 .111 0
METS .255 53 220 33 56 16 2 2 14 4 0 0 5 31 19 2 .271 .373 6
2005 METS .273 161 *696 99 190 24 *17 7 58 4 4 2 27 78 *60 15 .300 .386 18
2006 METS .300 153 647 122 194 30 *17 19 81 2 0 1 53 81 *64 17 .354 .487 17
2007 METS .280 160 681 119 191 36 12 12 57 5 1 1 77 78 *78 *21 .354 .421 12
2008 METS .297 159 *688 113 *204 37 *19 16 68 5 3 1 66 82 56 *15 .358 .475 17
2009 METS .279 36 147 18 41 7 2 2 15 0 1 0 18 19 11 2 .355 .395 5
2010 St. Lucie (A)# .000 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 0
METS .282 133 563 83 159 29 10 11 54 4 3 2 31 63 30 10 .321 .428 15
2011 Brooklyn (A)# .333 1 3 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .333 .667 0
Binghamton (AA)# .333 3 9 3 3 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .400 .667 0
METS *.337 126 537 101 181 31 *16 7 44 2 4 0 43 41 39 7 .384 .493 18
2012 MIAMI (NL) .287 160 642 86 184 37 12 11 57 5 6 0 63 56 40 11 .347 .433 18
2013 Dunedin (A)# .417 3 12 3 5 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 .417 .417 0
Buffalo (AAA)# .412 4 17 3 7 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 .412 .471 0
TORONTO (AL) .296 93 382 58 113 20 0 10 37 0 2 1 34 47 15 6 .353 .427 9
2014 Dunedin (A)# .000 2 6 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 .250 .000 0
TORONTO (AL) .287 143 610 94 175 33 4 9 51 2 4 1 38 73 30 2 .328 .398 19
2015 Buffalo (AAA)# .364 3 11 2 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 .462 .364 0
TORONTO (AL) .285 69 288 36 82 17 0 4 34 4 2 0 17 38 16 2 .322 .385 13
COLORADO (NL) .259 47 193 21 50 8 2 3 19 5 1 0 9 24 8 4 .291 .368 3
2016 Albuquerque (AAA) .303 9 33 7 10 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 7 4 3 0 .425 .303 1
Brooklyn (A)# .182 4 11 3 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 4 2 0 .357 .182 0
Binghamton (AA) .207 9 29 6 6 1 0 0 2 0 1 0 3 3 1 1 .273 .207 0
METS .267 60 255 45 68 13 4 8 24 0 1 0 23 49 9 2 .443 .326 6
2017 METS .246 145 501 75 123 25 7 15 58 5 3 2 50 79 24 6 .413 .315 8
* Led League | # rehabilitation assignment
REYES, JOSÉ

2006 NLDS NYM vs LA .167 3 12 2 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 2 1 1 .167 .286 0
NLCS NYM vs STL .281 7 32 5 9 1 1 1 2 0 0 0 1 3 2 0 .469 .303 0
2016 NLWC NYM vs SF .000 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 0
ALL-STAR GAMES
YEAR LEAGUE/SITE AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HB BB SO SB CS SLG OBP E
2006 NL/Pittsburgh Injured - Did Not Play
2007 NL/San Francisco .750 1 4 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1.000 .750 0
2010 NL/Anaheim Injured - Did Not Play
2011 NL/Arizona Injured - Did Not Play
All-Star Game Totals .750 1 4 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1.000 .750 0

2006 Dom. Republic .156 4 6 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 .167 .286 0
2009 Dom. Republic .111 3 9 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 .111 .273 0
2013 Dom. Republic .314 8 35 7 11 1 1 1 3 0 0 0 2 5 0 0 .486 .351 1
2017 Dom. Republic .278 4 18 2 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 1 0 .389 .316 1
WBC Totals .265 19 68 12 18 3 1 1 3 0 0 0 6 10 3 0 .382 .324 2
CAREER FIELDING
2B 71 114 171 4 .986 289 40
3B 86 44 142 11 .944 197 9
SS 1602 2077 4315 178 .973 6570 905
OF 2 0 0 0 -- 0 0
REYES IN THE RECORD BOOKS

The franchise leader in stolen bases and triples, José Reyes ranks among the franchise leaders
in numerous other categories. Below is a breakdown of where he ranks entering 2018.
Runs Scored Extra-Base Hits Games Played Hits
1. WRIGHT ................ 949 1. WRIGHT ................ 658 2. Wright ...................1,583 1. WRIGHT ...............1,777
2. REYES .................. 855 2. REYES ...................474 3. Harrelson.............1,322 2. REYES .................1,491
3. Strawberry .............662 3. Strawberry .............469 4. REYES ................1,255 3. Kranepool............. 1,418
Doubles RBI
1. WRIGHT ................ 390 7. Alfonzo.....................538
2. REYES .................. 260 8. Jones ........................521
3. Murphy ....................228 9. REYES .................. 505
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Jacob
BIRTHPLACE: Atlanta, GA
RHAME
RESIDES: Corinth, TX
SIGNED BY: Calvin Jones (Los Angeles-NL)
HOW OBTAINED: Acquired from Los
Angeles-NL in exchange for OF Curtis
Granderson on August 20, 2017
35 RHP
2017 SEASON RHAME on social media

• Was acquired from the Los Angeles Dodgers @jRhame16
on August 20 as the player-to-be-named-later @jrhame16
to complete the August 19 trade that sent
outfielder Curtis Granderson to the Dodgers.
• Recalled from Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific
2014 SEASON
RHAME, JACOB
• Spent the entire season with Great Lakes (A) of
Coast League on September 1.
the Midwest League.
• Made his major league debut on September 2 at
• Struck out 90 batters and walked 14...Held
Houston in the first game of a doubleheader and
opposing hitters to a .198 average with a 0.92
tossed 1.1 scoreless innings.
WHIP.
• Earned his first major league win on September
30 at Philadelphia with 2.0 scoreless frames in a
7-4, 11-inning victory.
2013 SEASON
• Spent his first professional season with Ogden
• Righthanders were 7-20 (.350) and lefthanders
(R) of the Pioneer League.
went 5-16 (.313).
• Went 1-2 and collected eight saves with a 4.58
• Was 0-2 with two saves, a 4.31 ERA (23 earned
ERA (10 earned runs/19.2 innings pitched) in 20
runs/48.0 innings) and 55 strikeouts in 41 games
appearances.
in relief for Oklahoma City (AAA) of the Pacific
Coast League...He allowed 52 hits and issued 10
walks.
BACKGROUND
• Jacob Alan Rhame (pronounced RAME, rhymes
• Was 0-1 with a 1.50 ERA (one earned run/6.0 with game) attended John H. Guyer (TX) High
innings) with no walks and 11 strikeouts in four School.
games with Las Vegas.
• Ranked as the No. 35 player in the state of Texas
by Perfect Game in 2011 following his senior
2016 SEASON year at Guyer.
• Spent the entire season with the Oklahoma City
• Attended the University of Oklahoma before
Dodgers (AAA) of the Pacific Coast League.
transferring to Grayson County Junior College
• Went 1-7 with a 3.29 ERA (23 earned runs/63.0
(TX).
innings pitched) and seven saves in 54
• Played a year in the Alaskan Summer League in
appearances for Oklahoma City.
2012 for Anchorage.
• Held opponents to a .231 batting average while
striking out 70 batters and walking 28. CAREER TRANSACTIONS
• Selected by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the
2015 SEASON sixth round of the 2013 First-Year Player Draft.
• Split the season with Rancho Cucamonga (A)
• Acquired by the New York Mets on August 20,
of the California League and Tulsa (AA) of the
2017 in exchange for OF Curtis Granderson.
Texas League...Combined to go 3-3 with a 2.68
ERA (17 earned runs/57.0 innings pitched) and
earned three saves in 44 appearances.
• Struck out 70 batters in a combined 57.0
innings...Posted a 0.98 WHIP and held hitters to
a .181 batting average.
RHAME, JACOB
CAREER STATISTICS
2013 Ogden (R) 1-2 4.58 20 0 0 0 8 19.2 19 13 10 2 1 9 21 2 0
2014 Great Lakes (A) 5-4 2.00 51 0 0 0 9 67.1 48 16 15 3 0 14 90 5 1
2015 Rancho Cucamonga (A) 0-0 0.00 5 0 0 0 1 7.0 2 0 0 0 0 1 13 0 0
Tulsa (AA) 3-3 3.06 39 0 0 0 2 50.0 34 17 17 5 1 19 57 1 0
2016 Oklahoma City (AAA) 1-7 3.29 54 0 0 0 7 63.0 53 24 23 5 0 28 70 4 0
2017 Oklahoma City (AAA) 0-2 4.31 41 0 0 0 2 48.0 52 24 23 6 0 10 55 3 0
Las Vegas (AAA) 0-1 1.50 4 0 0 0 0 6.0 2 1 1 0 0 0 11 0 0
METS 1-1 9.00 9 0 0 0 0 9.0 12 9 9 2 0 7 7 0 0
CAREER FIELDING
P 9 0 3 0 1.000 3 0
MOST HITS BY A METS PITCHER IN A SEASON

Year Hits Pitcher Year Hits Pitcher
1962 14 Jay Hook 1991 15 Dwight Gooden
1963 16 Al Jackson 1992 19 Dwight Gooden
1964 15 Tracy Stallard 1993 14 Dwight Gooden
1965 12 Jack Fisher 1994 10 Bret Saberhagen
1966 13 Bob Shaw 1995 9 Bobby Jones
1967 11 Tom Seaver 1996 13 Jason Isringhausen
1968 15 Tom Seaver 1997 10 Rick Reed
1969 11 Tom Seaver 1998 9 Bobby Jones
1970 17 Tom Seaver 1999 11 Rick Reed
1971 18 Tom Seaver 2000 20 Mike Hampton
1972 13 Tom Seaver 2001 9 Steve Trachsel
1973 15 Tom Seaver 2002 10 Pedro Astacio
1974 16 Jerry Koosman 2003 11 Steve Trachsel
1975 17 Tom Seaver 2004 11 Tom Glavine
1976 17 Jerry Koosman Steve Trachsel
Jon Matlack 2005 13 Tom Glavine
1977 9 Craig Swan 2006 9 Tom Glavine
1978 14 Nino Espinosa 2007 12 Tom Glavine
1979 10 Craig Swan 2008 11 Johan Santana
1980 10 Mark Bomback 2009 7 Johan Santana
1981 6 Pat Zachry 2010 13 R.A. Dickey
1982 8 Craig Swan 2011 8 R.A. Dickey
1983 10 Tom Seaver 2012 12 Jonathon Niese
1984 14 Dwight Gooden 2013 8 Dillon Gee
1985 21 Dwight Gooden Jonathon Niese
1986 11 Sid Fernandez 2014 10 Jacob deGrom
1987 14 Dwight Gooden 2015 11 Jacob deGrom
1988 18 Ron Darling 2016 11 Noah Syndergaard
1989 18 David Cone 2017 15 Jacob deGrom
1990 14 David Cone
Dwight Gooden
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BIRTHPLACE: Bronx, NY
RIVERA
RESIDES: Bronx, NY
free agent on June 15, 2011
54 INF
2017 SEASON rivera on social media

• Placed on the 10-Day Disabled List on July 28, @TJ_Rivera_
retroactive to July 27, with a partial tear of the ulnar @tj_rivera_
collateral ligament of his right elbow...Underwent
surgery to repair the tear of the ulnar collateral
ligament in his right elbow on September 14 in Florida.
CAREER BESTS
• Established career-highs in home runs (five), RBI (27), doubles HITS, GAME
RIVERA, T.J.
(13), hits (62) and games played (73) in his second season in 4 hits
the major leagues. 2x, 6/18/17 vs. Washington
• Made his first career Opening Day roster...Optioned to Las HOME RUNS, GAME
Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific Coast League on April 14...Also with 1 home run
the Mets April 20-June 11 and June 13 until July 27. 8x, last, 7/14/17 vs. Colorado
• At the time of his injury, Rivera ranked among NL rookie LEADOFF HR
leaders in batting average (.290, third), on-base percentage None
(.330, fifth), hits (62, seventh) and runs (27, ninth).
• His .290 average was fifth-best among all rookies (min. 200 INSIDE-THE-PARK HR
None
at-bats).
• Hit his first career pinch-hit homer on June 10 at Atlanta (Game 2). WALK-OFF HOME RUNS
• Had a career-best 11-game hitting streak from June 29-July None
16...Batted .425 (17-40) with four doubles, three home runs, 10 PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS
RBI and eight runs scored during the run...It was the longest 1 pinch-hit home run
hitting streak by a Mets rookie since Juan Lagares hit safely 6/10/17 at Atlanta (Game 2)
in 12 straight games from August 25-September 7, 2013...His
RBI, GAME
11-game hitting streak was the fourth-longest by an NL rookie
3 RBI
this season. 3x, last, 7/14/17 vs. Colorado
• Hit .321 (36-112) with three home runs, six doubles, 14 RBI
and 12 runs scored in 32 games after being recalled from Las STOLEN BASES, GAME
Vegas on June 13. None
• Played for Puerto Rico in the 2017 World Baseball Classic...Hit HITTING STREAK
two home runs and drove in five runs in eight games played... 11 games
Saw action in the tournament at first base (six games), second 6/29/17-7/16/17
base (one game) and third base (one game). GRAND SLAMS
None
2016 SEASON
• Began the season with Las Vegas (AAA) before having his contract selected on August 10...Was
optioned back to Las Vegas on August 19...Was also with the Mets from August 23-26, August 27-28
and September 6 through the remainder of the season.
• Made his major league debut on August 10 vs. Arizona (started at third base).
• Went 4-4 with two runs scored on August 16 at Arizona, his fifth start...Became the fourth Mets player
to go 4-4 or better in one of his first five starts in the majors.
• Went 3-4 on September 13 at Washington...Hit his first career major league homer in the 10th inning
to give the Mets the win...According to Elias, the last Met to hit their first career homer in extra innings
was Lastings Milledge June 4, 2006 at San Francisco...His three RBI were a career-high.
• Won the Pacific Coast League batting title with his .353 (143-405) average for Las Vegas, edging
teammate Brandon Nimmo (.352).
R I V E R A , T. J .
• Was the Sterling Award winner at Vegas, Bronx on the same day the Mets captured the
emblematic of the Most Valuable Player on his 1986 World Series.
51s team. • Played for former Met Mackey Sasser while
• Named to the PCL mid-season All-Star team. attending junior college at Wallace Community
College (AL) before attending Troy University.
POSTSEASON • Made a surprise visit to his old high school on
• Started at second base in the NL Wild Card October 26, 2016 to meet the students and
Game vs. San Francisco and had the team's only share his inspirational story of making to the
extra-base hit (double). major leagues.
• Delivered turkeys to Queens families in
2014 SEASON November, 2016 as part of Metsgiving.
• Led all qualifying Mets minor leaguers with his • Was the Mets' 2017 Roberto Clemente Award
.349 combined batting average (158-453). winner.
• Selected to the Florida State League mid- • Was the 2018 Thurman Munson Award winner
season All-Star team. for contributions to the community and
performance on the field.
2013 SEASON • Attended New York Governor Andrew Cuomo's
• Selected to the Florida State League mid-
New York State of the State on January 4, 2018.
season All-Star squad.

• Signed as a non-drafted free agent on July 4,
• Named to the South Atlantic League mid-
2011.
season All-Star team.
• On the 10-Day Disabled List, July 28-end of the
BACKGROUND 2017 season, with a partial tear of the collateral
ligament of his right elbow.
• Thomas Javier (T.J.) Rivera graduated from
Lehman High School (Bronx, NY)...Born in the
CAREER STATISTICS
2011 Kingsport (R) .290 27 93 17 27 6 0 1 14 0 0 1 8 16 3 1 .387 .353 3
Brooklyn (A) .326 15 43 6 14 2 0 0 5 1 2 0 2 7 0 1 .372 .340 1
2012 Savannah (A) .333 64 261 42 87 14 1 8 37 3 3 3 26 33 4 3 .487 .396 13
St. Lucie (A) .306 64 255 31 78 15 3 1 29 4 1 2 14 38 7 2 .400 .346 13
2013 St. Lucie (A) .289 125 502 76 145 23 1 2 51 7 3 13 34 73 6 2 .351 .348 10
2014 St. Lucie (A) .341 61 252 42 86 16 0 4 47 0 3 5 14 37 2 1 .452 .383 7
Binghamton (AA) .358 54 201 28 72 13 0 1 28 0 5 4 11 27 1 0 .438 .394 8
2015 Las Vegas (AAA) .306 54 183 26 56 17 1 2 21 2 0 4 7 25 0 0 .443 .345 4
Binghamton (AA) .341 56 220 37 75 10 0 5 27 0 0 2 12 22 1 1 .455 .380 2
2016 Las Vegas (AAA) .353* 105 405 67 143 31 1 11 85 2 5 7 23 54 3 3 .516 .393 8
METS .333 33 105 10 35 4 1 3 16 0 4 1 3 17 0 0 .476 .345 3
2017 METS .290 73 214 27 62 13 1 5 27 1 2 5 9 32 1 0 .430 .330 6
Las Vegas (AAA) .286 5 21 3 6 1 0 1 4 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 .476 .318 0

2016 NLWC NYM vs SF .250 1 4 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .500 .250 0

2017 Puerto Rico .154 8 26 3 4 1 0 2 5 0 1 1 0 4 0 0 .423 .179 0
CAREER FIELDING
1B 21 130 13 1 .993 144 16
2B 38 48 66 0 1.000 114 14
3B 37 21 52 8 .901 81 6
OF 3 1 0 0 1.000 1 0
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BIRTHPLACE: Bonao, DR
ROBLES
RESIDES: Bonao, DR
SIGNED BY: Ramon Pena, Ismael Cruz &
Marciano Alvarez
free agent on August 21, 2008
47 RHP
after 2021
2017 SEASON robles on social media

• Began the season with the Mets...Was optioned to Las Vegas @hrobles47
(AAA) of the Pacific Coast League on May 23... Recalled on
July 17 and remained with the team the rest of the year.
• Was tied for sixth in the majors among all relievers with seven CAREER BESTS
ROBLES, HANSEL
wins in relief...Was tied for third on the team in victories...Was WIN STREAK
6-1 after the game on July 22...Finished the season 1-4. 5 games
• Had back-to-back seasons with six or more wins in relief (six 2x, last, 9/9/16-4/29/17
wins in 2016)...The last Mets reliever to do that was Dennis
LOSS STREAK
Cook (1998-2000). 4 games
• Allowed 10 home runs in 56.2 innings. 9/20/15-5/31/16
ROBLES, HANSEL
• Suffered five losses, including three walk-off losses (August 3

STRIKEOUTS, GAME
at Colorado, August 1 at Colorado and May 15 at Arizona)...Was
6 strikeouts
tied for 10th among NL relievers in losses.
6/21/16 vs. Kansas City
• Lefthanded batters hit .189 (14-74), the 14th-lowest mark in the
NL (min. 60 batters faced)...Righthanders hit .246 (33-134). LONGEST OUTING, RELIEVER
• Tossed a career-best 14.1 scoreless innings from April 12-May 3.2 innings
6/21/16 vs. Kansas City
10...Struck out 16 and allowed seven hits during that stretch.
• Struck out 60 in 56.2 innings (9.53 strikeouts per nine innings). MOST WALKS, GAME
• Went 4-0 with a 3.00 ERA (11 earned runs/33.0 innings) at 3 walks
home. 2x, last, 8/27/17 at Washington
• Allowed 12 earned runs in 2.2 innings (40.50 ERA) including SCORELESS STREAK
four homers in three outings from May 13-21...Was optioned to 14.1 innings
Las Vegas (AAA) on May 23. 4/12/17-5/10/17
• Pitched in four games for the Dominican Republic in the WBC
posting a 2.45 ERA (one earned run/3.2 innings).
2016 SEASON
• Made a career-high 68 appearances.
• Had 85 strikeouts in 77.2 innings...Ranked ninth among NL relievers in strikeouts.
• His six relief wins led the Mets bullpen and was tied for fourth in the NL.
• Collected his first major league save with 2.2 scoreless innings on September 23 vs. Philadelphia.
• Worked a career-high 3.2 innings with a career-best six strikeouts on June 21 vs. Kansas City.
• Was suspended the first two games of the year for throwing at Philadelphia’s Cameron Rupp on
September 30, 2015.
2015 SEASON
• Recalled from Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific Coast League on April 21 and spent the remainder of the
season with the Mets.
• Made his major league debut April 24 at Yankee Stadium with 1.0 scoreless inning while stranding two
runners.
POSTSEASON
• Made three appearances during the playoffs and did not allow a run (3.0 innings).
ROBLES, HANSEL
• Appeared in his first career playoff game in

Game 2 of the NLDS at Los Angeles...Pitched 1.0
BACKGROUND
• Hansel Manuel Sanchez Robles attended
scoreless inning with two strikeouts.
Escuela Basica Sonador Bonao High School in
• His other two appearances came during the the Dominican Republic.
World Series (Games 2 and 4).
• Enjoys doing community work in his hometown
of Sonador...Delivered Christmas meals and
2014 SEASON participated in children's baseball clinics in
• Converted to a reliever in July...His first 17 the offseason.
appearances were as a starter.
• Raises cattle and enjoys hiking along the river
and fields in Sonador.
2012 SEASON
• Named Sterling Award recipient at Brooklyn (A)
of the New York-Penn League…Led the NYPL in
CAREER TRANSACTIONS
ERA and was fifth in strikeouts.
free agent on August 21, 2008.
• Closed out the regular season by not allowing a
run over his final 36.0 innings.
• Tossed a complete-game shutout with 10
strikeouts in the opening round of the playoffs
on September 7 vs. Hudson Valley to extend
ROBLES, HANSEL
his stretch to 45.0 innings without allowing an
earned run.
CAREER STATISTICS
2009 DSL Mets (R) 5-4 2.91 15 9 0 0 0 58.2 47 30 19 0 9 16 60 5 0
2010 DSL Mets1 (R) 3-3 3.09 14 12 0 0 1 67.0 64 27 23 1 5 13 51 3 1
2011 Kingsport (R) 3-1 2.68 15 0 0 0 1 37.0 28 13 11 2 10 16 42 1 1
2012 Brooklyn (A) 6-1 1.11 12 12 0 0 0 72.2 47 14 9 0 4 10 66 2 1
2013 GCL Mets (R)# 0-1 4.22 2 2 0 0 0 10.2 12 6 5 0 2 2 5 0 1
St. Lucie (A) 5-4 3.72 16 15 0 0 0 84.2 83 38 35 8 6 29 66 4 0
2014 Binghamton (AA) 7-6 4.31 30 18 1 1 0 110.2 107 57 53 10 7 43 106 4 1
2015 Las Vegas (AAA) 1-0 0.00 5 0 0 0 0 7.2 6 0 0 0 0 1 10 0 0
METS 4-3 3.67 57 0 0 0 0 54.0 37 27 22 8 2 18 61 2 1
2016 METS 6-4 3.48 68 0 0 0 1 77.2 69 32 30 7 1 36 85 3 0
2017 METS 7-5 4.92 46 0 0 0 0 56.2 47 31 31 10 5 29 60 2 0
Las Vegas (AAA) 0-1 5.79 18 0 0 0 4 23.1 27 16 15 5 2 14 22 1 0

2015 NLDS NYM vs LAD 0-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0
NLCS NYM vs CHC Did Not Pitch
WS NYM vs KC 0-0 0.00 2 0 0 0 0 2.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0
2016 NLWC NYM vs SF Did Not Pitch

2017 Dominican Republic 0-0 2.45 4 0 0 0 0 3.2 3 1 1 0 1 0 4 0 0

2017 METS --- 46 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- --- 0
Career Totals .000 171 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 .000 .000 0
CAREER FIELDING
P 171 9 9 0 1.000 18 0
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Amed
BIRTHPLACE: Santo Domingo Centro, DR
ROSARIO
RESIDES: Santo Domingo Este, DR
SIGNED BY: Gerardo Cabrera
free agent on July 2, 2012
1 INF
2017 SEASON rosario on social media

• Was recalled from Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific @Amed_Rosario
Coast League on August 1...At age 21, Rosario was the @amedrosario1
youngest Met to debut since Dilson Herrera, who was
20 when he appeared in his first game with the Mets
on August 29, 2014...Rosario was the sixth-youngest player in
CAREER BESTS
ROSARIO, AMED
the majors at the time of his debut. HITS, GAME
3 hits
• Recorded his first major league hit with an infield single in his
2x, 9/13/17 at Chicago-NL
major league debut on August 1 at Colorado...Grabbed his
first big league RBI with his first career triple on August 2 at HOME RUNS, GAME
Colorado...Tripled in two of his first three career games and is 1 home run
the first Met in team history to do so. 4x, last, 8/27/17 at Washington
• Was tied for fourth among NL rookies with four triples. LEADOFF HR
• Hit safely in each of his first four games with an at-bat...The None
last Met to do so was Daniel Murphy in 2008.
INSIDE-THE-PARK HR
• Missed five games (September 4-8) with swelling in his right None
index finger...Also missed a series in Miami (September 18-20)
with gastroenteritis...Spent a night at the University of Miami WALK-OFF HOME RUNS
hospital. None
• Hit a go-ahead home run in the ninth inning on August 11 at PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS
Philadelphia for his first major league homer...At 21 years, 264 None
days, Rosario became the youngest Mets player to generate a
RBI, GAME
go-ahead homer in the ninth inning or later -- first MLB homer 2 RBI
or not -- since David Wright hit one at 21 years, 243 days on 2x, last, 8/22/17 vs. Arizona
August 19, 2004 at Colorado...Research courtesy of Elias.
• At the time of his home run, only three active major leaguers STOLEN BASES, GAME
hit their first home run as a go-ahead homer in the ninth inning 1 stolen base
7x, last, 9/17/17 at Atlanta
or later...They were Javier Baez (2014), Jay Bruce (2008) and
Miguel Cabrera (2003)...Research courtesy of Elias. HITTING STREAK
• Hit his second career homer with his two-run home run off 6 games
Aroldis Chapman on August 15...Rosario (21 years, 268 days) 8/18/17-8/23/17
and Dominic Smith (22 years, 61 days) both homered on GRAND SLAMS
August 15 and are the first pair of Mets under the age of 23 None
to homer in the same game since David Wright (22 years, 247
days) and José Reyes (22 years, 74 days) did so on August 24, 2005 in the Mets' 18-4 win at Arizona.
• Connected on his second go-ahead homer on August 27 at Washington in the first game of a
doubleheader...According to Elias, at the time of his home run, Rosario and Cody Bellinger were the
only two 21-year-olds to have two game-winning home runs in late-inning pressure situations.
• Batted .279 (17-61) with three doubles, one triple and eight runs scored in 17 September games.
• Hit .328 (129-393) with 19 doubles, seven triples, seven home runs, 58 RBI, 19 stolen bases and 66
runs scored in 94 games for the 51s...At the time of his promotion, Rosario was among the PCL leaders
in hits (second), triples (tied for ninth), batting average (10th) and stolen bases (tied for third).
• Was named a PCL mid-season and post-season All-Star, the PCL Rookie of the Year and participated in
his second consecutive SiriusXM Futures Game.
ROSARIO, AMED
and a .374 on-base percentage in 120 combined

games between St. Lucie (A) of the Florida State
League and Binghamton (AA) of the Eastern
League.
• Selected to the World Team for the SiriusXM
Futures Game on July 10 as part of All-Star
Week in San Diego.
• Named a Florida State League mid-season All-
Star...Selected as the Most Exciting Player in the
FSL by Baseball America.
2014 SEASON
• Selected to the New York-Penn League All-Star
team.
BACKGROUND
• German Amed Rosario graduated from Centro
Educativo Rosario in Santo Domingo, DR
• Entered the 2017 season as the Mets top
prospect according to Baseball America.
• Donates cleats, equipment and clothing to area
children in his hometown.
• Enjoys watching movies, going out to eat and
shopping in his free time.
• Entered the season as the Mets' top prospect • Helped underprivileged families got on a
according to Baseball America and was MLB. holiday shopping spree last winter.
com's second-best prospect in all of baseball at
the time of his promotion. CAREER TRANSACTIONS
• Signed as a non-drafted free agent on July 2,
2016 SEASON 2012.
• Named the Sterling Organizational Co-Player of
the Year along with outfielder Brandon Nimmo.
• Hit a combined .324 (155-479) with 24 doubles,
13 triples, five home runs, 71 RBI, 19 stolen bases
CAREER STATISTICS
2013 Kingsport (R) .241 58 212 22 51 8 4 3 23 0 2 1 11 43 2 6 .358 .279 14
2014 Brooklyn (A) .289 68 266 39 77 11 5 1 23 2 2 3 17 47 7 3 .380 .337 20
Savannah (A) .133 7 30 2 4 0 1 1 4 0 0 0 1 11 0 0 .300 .161 1
2015 St. Lucie (A) .257 103 385 41 99 20 5 0 25 3 1 5 23 73 12 4 .335 .307 17
Binghamton (AA) .100 2 10 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 5 1 0 .100 .100 0
2016 St. Lucie (A) .309 66 265 27 82 10 8 3 40 0 3 1 21 36 13 6 .442 .359 11
Binghamton (AA) .341 54 214 38 73 14 5 2 31 0 3 1 19 51 6 2 .481 .392 12
2017 Las Vegas (AAA) .328 94 393 66 129 19 7 7 58 0 5 4 23 67 19 6 .466 .367 19
METS .248 46 165 16 41 4 4 4 10 0 0 2 3 49 7 3 .394 .271 6
CAREER FIELDING
SS 45 59 107 6 .965 172 22
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BIRTHPLACE: Las Vegas, NV
SEWALD
RESIDES: Las Vegas, NV
HOW OBTAINED: Mets 10th-round pick in the 2012
First-Year Player Draft
51 RHP
2017 SEASON sewald on social media

• Had his contract selected from Las Vegas (AAA) of the @ItsPaulSewald
Pacific Coast League on April 8...Was optioned to Las @paulsewald
Vegas on April 13...Recalled on May 1 and remained on
the roster for the rest of the year.
CAREER BESTS
• Made his major league debut on April 8 vs. Miami.
SEWALD, PAUL
SEWALD, PAUL
WIN STREAK
• Opponents had nine hits in their final 49 at-bats (.184) with
None
runners on base and were 7-for-their-last-42 (.167) with runners
in scoring position against him. LOSS STREAK
• For the year, the opposition hit .222 (14-63) with runners in 6 games
scoring position and batted .200 (7-35) with RISP and two 6/2/17-present
outs. STRIKEOUTS, GAME
• Suffered six losses, tied for the sixth-most in the majors 6 strikeouts
among all relievers...He became the first pitcher to lose the 5/7/17 vs. Miami
first six decisions of his major league career while playing for LONGEST OUTING, RELIEVER
the Mets...Info courtesy of Elias. 3.1 innings
• Was second on the team with 13 holds. 5/7/17 vs. Miami
• Righthanders hit .204 (31-152) and lefthanders batted .290 (27-
MOST WALKS, GAME
93).
3 walks
• Racked up 69 strikeouts in 65.1 innings (9.51 strikeouts per 9/30/17 at Philadelphia
nine innings).
• Allowed three runs over 20.0 innings (1.35 ERA) from April SCORELESS STREAK
7.2 innings
11-May 29...Had a 12.91 ERA (11 earned runs/7.2 innings) from
5/16/17-5/28/17
June 2-June 22 and a 5.40 ERA (14 earned runs/23.1 innings)
from August 1 through the end of the year.
2016 SEASON
• Ranked among the Pacific Coast League leaders in saves (19, T-2nd), games (56, T-1st) and games
finished (40, third).
2015 SEASON
• Finished third in the Eastern League in saves (24).
• Didn’t convert a save at New Hampshire on April 23...Proceeded to pick up 23 straight saves from that
point on.
• For the year, he was successful on 24-of-25 save opportunities (96 percent)...His 24 saves were the
most among any Mets farmhand.
• Named to the mid-season Eastern League All-Star team.
2013 SEASON
• Had the lowest walks per nine innings ratio of any reliever in the South Atlantic League (0.96 BB/9IP).
BACKGROUND
• Paul Stanton Sewald graduated from Bishop Gorman (NV) High School where he helped lead his team
to three consecutive Nevada State 4A championships.
• Played three years of basketball in high school.
S E WA L D , PA U L
• Attended the University of San Diego, where

he was named a first-team All-WCC selection
CAREER TRANSACTIONS
• Selected by the New York Mets in the 10th
during his senior season...Was a teammate of
Cubs infielder Kris Bryant while at the University
of San Diego.
• Hobbies include playing golf in his spare time.
CAREER STATISTICS
2012 Brooklyn (A) 0-2 1.88 16 0 0 0 4 28.2 26 7 6 2 1 2 35 2 0
2013 Savannah (A) 3-2 1.77 35 0 0 0 8 56.0 48 11 11 0 3 7 67 0 0
2014 St. Lucie (A) 4-1 1.73 40 0 0 0 11 52.0 38 11 10 1 2 16 62 1 0
Binghamton (AA) 1-0 4.15 3 0 0 0 0 4.1 3 2 2 0 2 3 7 0 0
2015 Binghamton (AA) 3-0 1.75 44 0 0 0 24 51.1 34 12 10 3 0 10 56 2 0
2016 Las Vegas (AAA) 5-3 3.29 56 0 0 0 19 65.2 58 31 24 9 1 21 80 6 0
2017 Las Vegas (AAA) 1-0 2.08 8 0 0 0 4 8.2 7 2 2 1 0 2 12 0 0
METS 0-6 4.55 57 0 0 0 0 65.1 58 36 33 8 3 21 69 3 1

2017 METS .000 57 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 .000 1
CAREER FIELDING
P 57 2 6 1 .889 9 0
1-0 WINS DECIDED BY A HOME RUN

Date Opponent Inning Mets Batter Opponent Pitcher
6/14/65 at Cincinnati 11 Johnny Lewis Jim Maloney
6/21/65 at Los Angeles 9 Billy Cowan Claude Osteen
5/26/67 vs. Atlanta 2 Jerry Buchek Ken Johnson
4/30/68 vs. Philadelphia 2 Ron Swoboda Chris Short
8/19/69 vs. San Francisco 14 Tommie Agee Juan Marichal
4/11/71 vs. Cincinnati 11 Jerry Grote Wayne Granger
4/16/71 vs. Pittsburgh 4 Donn Clendenon Dock Ellis
9/7/73 (1) at Montreal 1 Wayne Garrett Steve Renko
6/17/76 vs. Los Angeles 14 Dave Kingman Charlie Hough
10/2/83 (1) vs. Montreal 1 Danny Heep Charlie Lea
7/6/84 (1) vs. Cincinnati 6 Hubie Brooks Jeff Russell
4/12/85 vs. Cincinnati 4 Gary Carter Mario Soto
10/1/85 at St. Louis 11 Darryl Strawberry Ken Dayley
4/14/88 vs. Montreal 6 Lenny Dykstra Dennis Martinez
7/29/88 vs. Pittsburgh 8 Kevin Elster John Smiley
4/27/90 at Houston 4 Mark Carreon Mark Portugal
5/26/96 vs. San Diego 1 Bernard Gilkey Sean Bergman
9/14/97 vs. Montreal 5 Luis Lopez Carlos Perez
8/21/98 (2) vs. St. Louis 1 Edgardo Alfonzo Manny Aybar
4/26/02 vs. Milwaukee 2 Jay Payton Glendon Rusch
5/12/04 at Arizona 1 Kaz Matsui Randy Johnson
8/26/05 at San Francisco 2 David Wright Kevin Correia
4/29/06 at Atlanta 6 Paul Lo Duca John Thomson
4/29/07 at Washington 5 Carlos Beltran Matt Chico
8/7/10 at Philadelphia 7 Jeff Francoeur Cole Hamels
6/19/14 at Miami 1 David Wright Andrew Heaney
10/4/15 vs. Washington 8 Curtis Granderson Blake Treinen
5/30/16 vs. Chicago-AL 7 Neil Walker Jose Quintana
6/25/16 at Atlanta 11 Kelly Johnson Dario Alvarez
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BIRTHPLACE: Los Angeles, CA
SMITH
RESIDES: Fort Pierce, FL
SIGNED BY: Drew Toussaint
(11th overall) in the 2013 First-Year Player
Draft
22 INF
2017 SEASON smith on social media

• Was promoted from Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific @TheRealSmith22
Coast League on August 11 and made his debut that @dominicsmith22
night at Philadelphia.
• Named the Sterling Organizational Minor League
Player of the Year.
CAREER BESTS
SMITH, DOMINIC
• Picked up his first major league hit with a single on August 11 HITS, GAME
at Philadelphia...Connected on his first career major league 2 hits
homer on August 15 at Yankee Stadium (off Sonny Gray)...Is 6x, last, 9/16/17 at Atlanta
the second Met to hit his first career home run in the Subway HOME RUNS, GAME
Series...Kevin Plawecki was the first when he did so on April 1 home run
25, 2015 off CC Sabathia at Yankee Stadium. 9x, last, 9/29/17 at Philadelphia
• Hit nine home runs in 49 games, the fifth-most in Mets history LEADOFF HR
through 49 games for a player who began his career with None
the Mets...Trails Ron Swoboda (12), David Wright (11), Benny
Agbayani (11) and Mike Jacobs (11). INSIDE-THE-PARK HR
• After making his MLB debut on August 11, he led the Mets in None
RBI (26) and home runs (nine) in that time. WALK-OFF HOME RUNS
• Smith (22 years, 61 days) and Amed Rosario (21 years, 268 None
days) both homered on August 15 and are the first pair of Mets PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS
under the age of 23 to homer in the same game since David 1 pinch-hit home run
Wright (22 years, 247 days) and José Reyes (22 years, 74 days) last, 9/27/17 vs. Atlanta
did so on August 24, 2005 in the Mets' 18-4 win at Arizona.
• Delivered his first career pinch-hit homer with his three-run RBI, GAME
3 RBI
homer in the 7th inning on September 27 vs. Atlanta...The
9/27/17 vs. Atlanta
three RBI were a season/career-high.
• Homered in back-to-back games twice after joining the Mets STOLEN BASES, GAME
(September 13-14 and September 27 and 29). None
• Hit six home runs and drove in 18 runs during September...The HITTING STREAK
six home runs in September were tied for the team lead with 5 games
Travis d’Arnaud and José Reyes...Smith is the fourth rookie 9/6/17-9/10/17
in Mets history to hit at least six home runs in one season in
GRAND SLAMS
September and October...The others were Gregg Jefferies None
(eight in 1989), David Wright (seven in 2004) and Mike Jacobs
(seven in 2005)...Research courtesy of Elias.
• Batted .330 (151-457) with 34 doubles, two triples, 16 home runs, 76 RBI and 77 runs scored in 114
games for the 51s.
• At the time of his promotion, Smith was among the PCL leaders in hits (151, first), doubles (34, first),
total bases (237, second), runs scored (77, tied for fourth) and average (.330, seventh).
• Was the Pacific Coast League Player of the Month for July after hitting .385 (42-109) and led the PCL in
July with 28 runs scored...His 21 extra-base hits, total bases (79), slugging percentage (.725) and OPS
(1.162) were second-best in the league during the month...Hit eight homers and drove in 26 during July.
• Had a 19-game hitting streak from June 13-July 3 where he batted .361 (26-72)...Also had a 13-game
streak from July 5-21 (.426, 23-54).
SMITH, DOMINIC
2016 SEASON • Was named to the Arizona Fall League Rising

Stars team.
• Won the Sterling Award for Binghamton,
emblematic of the top player on his team.
• Finished among the Eastern League leaders in
2013 SEASON
• Won the Sterling Award, emblematic of the top
average (.302, eighth), RBI (91, third), and hits
player on his Gulf Coast League team.
(146, third).
• Set career-highs in hits (146), triples (two), home
runs (14) and RBI (91).
BACKGROUND
• Dominic David Rene Smith graduated from
• Participated in the SiriusXM Futures Game in Junipero Serra (CA) High School where he
San Diego. batted .493 (33-67) with seven home runs and
38 RBI in 27 games...Helped lead Serra to the
2015 SEASON CIF Division Three title in 2013.
• Named the Florida State League’s Player of the • From ages 12-17, played for the Compton Youth
Year...Led the league in RBI and doubles, was RBI program sponsored by MLB.
third with a .417 slugging percentage, fourth in
• Helped underprivileged families go on a holiday
batting average (.305) and tied for fourth in hits
shopping spree last winter.
(139).
player on his St. Lucie team.
CAREER TRANSACTIONS
• Selected by the New York Mets in the first-
• Named to the Florida State League post-season round (11th overall) in the 2013 First-Year Player
All-Star team. Draft.
• Participated in the Arizona Fall League following
the season as a first baseman for Salt River...Hit
.362 (17-47) in 14 games for the Rafters.
CAREER STATISTICS
2013 GCL Mets (R) .287 48 167 23 48 9 1 3 22 0 3 4 24 37 2 4 .407 .384 6
Kingsport (R) .667 3 6 2 4 4 0 0 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1.333 .750 0
2014 Savannah (A) .271 126 461 52 125 26 1 1 44 1 3 2 51 77 5 4 .338 .344 7
2015 St. Lucie (A) .305 118 456 58 139 33 0 6 79 0 4 2 35 75 2 1 .417 .354 10
2016 Binghamton (AA) .302 130 484 64 146 29 2 14 91 0 5 3 50 74 2 1 .457 .302 12
2017 Las Vegas (AAA) .330 114 457 77 151 34 2 16 76 0 1 3 39 87 1 1 .519 .386 8
METS .198 49 167 17 33 6 0 9 26 0 1 1 14 49 0 0 .395 .262 2
CAREER FIELDING
1B 46 327 26 2 .994 355 32
1-0 GAMES
The Mets have an all-time record of 131-118 in games that have ended with 1-0 scores. The Mets didn’t
play a 1-0 game in 2017. The Mets posted their most wins in 1-0 games in 1969, when the club went
9-5. On September 29, 1993 the Mets and Cardinals battled for 16 scoreless innings before Jeff Kent’s
17th-inning double plated the game’s only run. A long evening, but not a club record. That honor
belongs to the 1-0 Mets loss on April 15, 1968 when the Mets and Astros went 23 scoreless innings
before Houston pushed across the winning run on an infield error.
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NON-ROSTER INVITEE BIRTHDATE: September 24, 1993
BIRTHPLACE: Fort Worth, TX
SMITH
RESIDES: Crowley, TX
SIGNED BY: Chris Wimmer (Detroit)
HOW OBTAINED: Acquired from the Tampa
Bay Rays on July 27, 2017 in exchange for
INF Lucas Duda
82 RHP

• Pitched for five different teams and three • Andrew David (Drew) Smith graduated from
different organizations. Crowley (TX) High School where he was named
• Began the season in the Tigers organization the 2012 District MVP...Graduated in the top 5
with Lakeland (A) of the Florida State League. percent of his class and received the Marine
• Acquired by Tampa Bay on April 28 as the Corps Distinguished Athlete Award.
SMITH, DREW
player-to-be-named-later to complete a trade • Pitched for the Mat-su Miners of the Alaska
that sent OF Mikie Mahtook to Detroit on Baseball League during the summer of 2013
January 18, 2017. and was named the league's fifth-best prospect
• Assigned to Charlotte (A) of the Florida State by Baseball America...Other notable Alaska
League following the trade. Baseball League alumni include Aaron Judge
• Was promoted to Durham (AAA) of the (2011), Paul Goldschmidt (2008) and Stephen
International League on July 2 for one Piscotty (2010).
appearance...Assigned to Montgomery (AA) of • Played collegiately at Dallas Baptist University
the Southern League on July 18. for three seasons before being selected by
• Acquired by the Mets on July 27 in exchange for Detroit in 2015.
INF Lucas Duda...Assigned to Binghamton (AA) • At the time of his drafting, Smith was the fifth-
of the Eastern League. highest draft pick in school history.
• Went 4-4 with a 1.65 ERA (11 earned runs/60.0
innings) in 42 combined games with 57 CAREER TRANSACTIONS
strikeouts. • Selected by the Detroit Tigers in the third-round
of the 2015 First-Year Player Draft.
2015 SEASON • Acquired by Tampa Bay on April 28 2017 as
• Named a New York-Penn League mid-season the player-to-be-named-later to complete a
All-Star while pitching for Connecticut (A). trade that sent OF Mikie Mahtook to Detroit on
• Allowed one run in 27.2 innings with January 18, 2017.
Connecticut (0.33 ERA) and struck out 33 in 11 • Acquired by the Mets on July 27, 2017 in
games. exchange for INF Lucas Duda.
CAREER STATISTICS
2015 GCL Tigers (R) 0-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.2 1 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 0
Connecticut (A) 2-0 0.33 11 0 0 0 2 27.2 15 1 1 0 1 4 33 2 0
West Michigan (A) 1-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.2 1 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 0
2016 West Michigan (A) 1-2 2.96 35 0 0 0 4 48.2 34 18 16 0 4 23 62 5 0
2017 Lakeland (A) 1-0 0.77 7 0 0 0 0 11.2 4 2 1 0 0 4 12 1 0
Charlotte (A) 0-2 2.20 20 0 0 0 7 28.2 26 11 7 1 0 5 28 0 0
Durham (AAA) 0-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Montgomery (AA) 0-0 0.00 3 0 0 0 0 3.2 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
Binghamton (AA) 3-2 1.80 11 0 0 0 0 15.0 8 4 3 1 0 5 17 0 0
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BIRTHPLACE: Fort Lauderdale, FL
SWARZAK
RESIDES: Fort Lauderdale, FL
SIGNED BY: Brad Weitzel (Minnesota)
December 15, 2017
38 RHP
2017 SEASON swarzak on social media

• Posted a 2.33 ERA (20 earned runs/77.1 innings) and @ASwarzak51
averaged a career-high 10.6 strikeouts per nine innings @aswarzak
between with the Chicago White Sox and Milwaukee
Brewers (91 total strikeouts)…Had a 1.03 WHIP, while
going 6-4 with two saves in 70 contests between the two CAREER BESTS
teams. WIN STREAK
• Was acquired by Milwaukee on July 26 in exchange for minor 4 games
league outfielder Ryan Cordell. 9/10/13-7/23/14
• Held lefthanded batters to a .198 (19-96) batting average and LOSS STREAK
allowed just one home run to lefthanded hitters throughout 6 games
the year. 8/1/09-5/23/11
• Worked a season-high 2.1 innings at the Yankees on April 17...
Tossed 2.0 innings on five other occasions. STRIKEOUTS GAME
6 strikeouts
• Opened the year with 19.2 scoreless innings (15 outings). 3x, last 9/27/11 Minnesota vs.
Kansas City
2016 SEASON
• Appeared in 26 games out of the bullpen for the Yankees... LONGEST OUTING, STARTER
Struck out 31 batters in 31.0 innings while allowing 28 hits. 8.0 innings
2x, last 9/5/11 Minnesota vs.
2015 SEASON Chicago-AL
• Made the Cleveland Indians Opening Day roster. LONGEST OUTING, RELIEVER
• Was sold to Doosan of the Korean Baseball Organization on 6.0 innings
June 16. 6/10/11 Minnesota vs. Texas
MOST WALKS GAME
2014 SEASON 4 walks
• Had 13 outings where he pitched 2.0 or more innings...Also 5/28/09, Minnesota vs. Boston
pitched at least 3.0 innings on six different occasions.
SCORELESS STREAK
• Made four starts during the year. 21.2 innings
9/30/16 - 5/15/17
2013 SEASON
• Led all major league relief pitchers with 96.0 innings pitched, LAST COMPLETE GAME
None
the most by a Minnesota reliever since Greg Swindell (120.0
innings in 1997) and the most by any reliever since the LAST COMPLETE-GAME
Yankees' Scott Proctor (102.1 innings) in 2006. SHUTOUT
• His 26 appearances with 2.0 or more innings led the major None
leagues...Also led major league relievers with 10 games of 3.0
or more innings pitched.
2012 SEASON
• Made his first Opening Day roster with Minnesota.
• Led the American League and ranked second in the majors with 21 relief outings with at least 2.0
innings pitched.
• Opened the season in the Twins starting rotation before being moved to the bullpen on April 22 for the
remainder of the season.
S WA R Z A K , A N T H O N Y

• Spent the majority of the season with • Anthony Ray Swarzak graduated from Nova
Minnesota...Went 3-5 with a 4.52 ERA in 11 starts High School in Davie, FL in 2004.
and 1-2 with a 3.99 ERA over 16 relief outings. • Named a Louisville Slugger pre-season High
• Allowed one hit over 8.0 scoreless innings School All-American as a senior.
on May 28 vs. the Angels but received a no- • Led Nova HS to the State 5A Championship in
decision...Held the Angels hitless into the eighth 20024 when they went 18-1.
inning before surrendering a one-out double to • Was committed to play collegiately at LSU
Peter Bourjos. before signing with Minnesota.
• He likes to fish and play golf in his pare time.
2010 SEASON
• Pitched the entire season with Rochester (AAA) CAREER TRANSACTIONS
of the International League. • Selected by the Minnesota Twins in the second-
2009 SEASON • On the 15-Day Disabled List from July
• Had his contract purchased by the Minnesota 25-August 17, 2012 with a mild right rotator cuff
Twins from Rochester (AAA) of the International strain.
League on May 20.
SWARZAK, ANTHONY
• Signed by the Cleveland Indians as a minor
• Made his major league debut on May 23 vs. league free agent on January 15, 2015.
Milwaukee and earned the win after tossing 7.0
• Sold to Doosan of the Korean Baseball
shutout innings.
Organization on June 16, 2015.
• Became the first pitcher in Twins history to
• Signed by the New York Yankees as a free
start and throw at least 7.0 shutout innings
agent on January 14, 2016.
in his major league debut...Was previously
• On the 15-Day Disabled List from August
accomplished by the Washington Senators'
23-September 18, 2016 with right rotator cuff
Mike Fornieles (a complete-game shutout) on
inflammation.
September 2, 1952 vs. the Philadelphia A's.
• Signed by the Chicago White Sox as a minor
• Began his major league career with 11.0
league free agent on January 20, 2017.
scoreless innings.
• Acquired by the Milwaukee Brewers in
• Was selected to the Triple-A All-Star Game but
exchange for outfielder Ryan Cordell on July
did not participate due to his promotion.
26, 2017.
• Signed to a two-year contract by the New York
Mets as a free agent on December 15, 2017.
OUTFIELD ASSIST LEADERS

Year Leader Assists Year Leader Assists Year Leader Assists
1974 Rusty Staub 19 1989 Kevin McReynolds 10 2005 Cliff Floyd 15
1975 Rusty Staub 15 1990 Kevin McReynolds 14 2006 Carlos Beltran 13
1976 Dave Kingman 10 1991 Kevin McReynolds 9 2007 Moises Alou 7
1977 Lee Mazzilli 9 1992 Bobby Bonilla 7 2008 Carlos Beltran 8
1978 Steve Henderson 11 1993 Joe Orsulak 9 2009 Jeff Francoeur 5
1979 Joel Youngblood 18 1994 Joe Orsulak 8 Angel Pagan 5
1980 Steve Henderson 6 1995 Carl Everett 9 2010 Jeff Francoeur 11
1981 Ellis Valentine 8 1996 Bernard Gilkey 18 2011 Angel Pagan 5
1982 George Foster 12 1997 Bernard Gilkey 17 2012 Andres Torres 6
Mookie Wilson 12 1998 Bernard Gilkey 9 2013 Juan Lagares 15
1983 George Foster 12 1999 Roger Cedeno 9 2014 Curtis Granderson 8
1984 Darryl Strawberry 11 2000 Jay Payton 7 2015 Curtis Granderson 9
1985 George Foster 7 2001 Tsuyoshi Shinjo 12 2016 Yoenis Cespedes 9
1986 Darryl Strawberry 10 2002 Timo Perez 9 2017 Juan Lagares 7
1987 Kevin McReynolds 8 2003 Cliff Floyd 15
1988 Kevin McReynolds 18 2004 Richard Hidalgo 10
S WA R Z A K , A N T H O N Y
CAREER STATISTICS
2004 GCL Twins (R) 5-3 2.63 11 9 0 0 1 48.0 46 20 14 1 1 6 42 2 1
2005 Beloit (A) 9-5 4.04 18 18 0 0 0 91.1 81 48 41 7 7 32 101 3 1
Fort Myers (A) 3-4 3.66 10 10 0 0 0 59.0 72 25 24 3 1 11 55 1 1
2006 Fort Myers (A) 11-7 3.27 27 27 2 1 0 145.2 131 56 53 8 1 60 131 4 3
2007 Fort Myers (A) 0-0 2.30 3 3 0 0 0 15.2 14 6 4 0 1 5 18 0 0
New Britain (AA) 5-4 3.23 15 14 1 0 0 86.1 78 34 31 6 5 23 76 2 0
2008 New Britain (AA) 3-8 5.67 20 20 0 0 0 101.2 126 71 64 12 3 37 76 1 0
Rochester (AAA) 5-0 1.80 7 7 0 0 0 79.2 79 31 29 4 3 21 45 2 0
2009 MINNESOTA (AL) 3-7 6.25 12 12 0 0 0 59.0 76 43 41 12 2 20 34 0 0
Rochester (AAA) 4-5 3.28 13 13 0 0 0 45.0 41 14 9 4 4 14 26 1 0
2010 Rochester (AAA) 5-12 6.21 22 22 0 0 0 111.2 143 87 77 14 5 38 69 2 0
2011 Rochester (AAA) 2-1 3.90 6 6 1 0 0 32.1 35 14 14 3 0 7 25 0 0
MINNESOTA (AL) 4-7 4.32 27 11 0 0 0 102.0 111 53 49 9 6 26 55 3 1
2012 MINNESOTA (AL) 3-6 5.03 44 5 0 0 0 96.2 106 57 54 15 0 31 62 3 0
2013 MINNESOTA (AL) 3-2 2.91 48 0 0 0 0 96.0 89 33 31 7 1 22 69 1 0
2014 MINNESOTA (AL) 3-2 4.60 50 4 0 0 0 86.0 100 48 44 5 0 28 47 0 2
2015 CLEVELAND 0-0 3.38 10 0 0 0 0 13.1 18 9 5 1 0 4 13 0 0
Columbus (AAA) 0-1 3.60 6 0 0 0 5.0 6 2 2 0 0 1 5 1 1
2016 Scranton/WB (AAA) 1-4 3.86 15 6 1 0 7 46.2 47 20 20 4 0 8 43 1 0
NEW YORK (AL) 1-2 5.52 26 0 0 0 0 31.0 28 19 19 10 1 7 31 1 0
2017 CHICAGO (AL) 4-3 2.23 41 0 0 0 1 48.1 37 12 12 2 0 13 52 2 0
MILWAUKEE (NL) 2-1 2.48 29 0 0 0 1 29.0 21 9 8 4 2 9 39 0 0
Major League Total 23-30 4.22 287 32 0 0 2 561.1 586 283 263 65 12 160 402 10 3

2017 CHICAGO (AL) --- 41 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- --- 0
MILWAUKEE (NL) --- 29 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- --- 0
Career Totals .000 287 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 .000 .000 1
CAREER FIELDING
P 287 28 44 1 .986 73 3
PITCHERS BATTING RECORDS
GAME Season
Most Hits — 3 Most Hits — 21
Many times, last, Steven Matz Dwight Gooden (1985)
June 28, 2015 vs. Cincinnati Most Home Runs — 3
Most Home Runs — 2 Tom Seaver (1972) & Walt Terrell (1983)
Walt Terrell, August 6, 1983 at Chicago- NL Most RBI — 10
Noah Syndergaard, Tom Seaver (1970)
May 11, 2016 at Los Angeles-NL
Most RBI — 4
eight times, last, Noah Syndergaard,
May 11, 2016 at Los Angeles-NL
6-6 242 L R 25
AGE
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Noah
BIRTHPLACE: Mansfield, TX
RESIDES: Mansfield, TX
SYNDERGAARD
SIGNED BY: Steve Miller (Toronto)
HOW OBTAINED: Acquired with C John
Buck, C Travis d’Arnaud and OF Wuilmer
Becerra from the Toronto Blue Jays in
exchange for RHP R.A. Dickey, C Mike
Nickeas and C Josh Thole on December
34 RHP 17, 2012

after 2021

• Named to the 2016 NL All-Star team, his first career All-Star ALL-STAR: 2016 (NL)
selection...Did not pitch in the game due to arm fatigue. TOPPS ROOKIE ALL-STAR: 2015
• Was the National League's Player of the Week for the week of
SYNDERGAARD, NOAH
May 16-22, 2016...Also was the NL Co-Player of the syndergaard on social media
Week for the week of July 27-August 2, 2015.
@Noahsyndergaard
• Enters the season with four career homers, third-most
@Nsyndergaard
in Mets history for a pitcher behind Dwight Gooden
(seven) and Tom Seaver (six).
• Is the first starter in modern major league history to strike CAREER BESTS
out 400 or more batters, while walking 80 or fewer through WIN STREAK
his first 61 starts...Has 30 career starts allowing one or fewer 6 games
earned runs through his first 61 career starts, tied for fifth-most 5/11/16-6/22/16
in modern major league history and is tied for third-most in LOSS STREAK
Mets history through 61 career starts with Jacob deGrom... 4 games
Trails Dwight Gooden (34) and Matt Harvey (31)...His 416 7/8/16-8/11/16
strikeouts through 61 career starts are third-most in Mets
STRIKEOUTS, GAME
history...Trails Gooden (505) and Harvey (419).
13 strikeouts
• Is the first pitcher in major league history with at least a 5.0 7/10/15 vs. Arizona
strikeout-to-walk rate in each of his first three seasons.
2017 SEASON GAMES
11 games
• Lasted 1.1 innings and allowed five runs on April 30 at
last, 4/20/17 vs. Philadelphia
Washington before leaving with a lat injury...Was placed on the
10-Day Disabled List on May 1 with a partial tear in his right lat LONGEST OUTING, STARTER
muscle...Transferred to the 60-Day DL on May 7...Activated off 8.1 innings
the DL on September 23...Pitched 3.0 scoreless innings over 6/15/16 vs. Pittsburgh
his final two starts following his activation (September 23 vs. LONGEST OUTING, RELIEVER
Washington and October 1 at Philadelphia). 1.0 inning
• Pitched 6.0 shutout innings on Opening Day in the Mets 6-0 5/31/16 vs. Chicago-AL
win over the Braves at Citi Field... At 24 years and 217 days old,
MOST WALKS, GAME
he became the third-youngest pitcher in franchise history to
5 walks
start on Opening Day...Only Dwight Gooden (four times, 1985- 7/22/15 at Washington
86, 88-89) and Tom Seaver (twice, 1968-69) were younger...
The last Met to start on Opening Day prior to his 25th birthday SCORELESS STREAK
was Gooden, who did so at 24 years, 138 days in 1989... 13.0 innings
Syndergaard was the 26th different Opening Day starter in 9/27/16-4/9/17
team history and the seventh different opening day starter in LAST COMPLETE GAME
the past seven years. None
• Struck out 31 batters to start the season without allowing a
LAST COMPLETE-GAME
walk, the longest steak in team history to begin a season... SHUTOUT
Since the pitching mound was set at its current distance in None
1893, only one pitcher had more than 30 strikeouts before
his first walk of the season prior to Syndergaard...Adam Wainwright rang up 35 strikeouts before
his first walk in 2013...Research courtesy of Elias...Dating to his final regular season start of 2016, he
tossed 32.0 consecutive walk-free innings and struck out 38 in that time...His five consecutive starts
SYNDERGAARD, NOAH
without allowing a walk was tied for the second- with a homer (also May 11 at Los Angeles-NL)...
longest streak in franchise history with Bret According to the Elias Sports Bureau, over
Saberhagen, Eric Hillman, and Craig Swan... the last 40 years, only two other pitchers had
Bartolo Colón has the franchise-best streak multiple games of this type in a season: Yovani
(seven games). Gallardo and Micah Owings, who each had two
• Syndergaard's final strikeout on April 9 was the in 2009.
400th of his career, in his 57th game...The only • Had three home runs on the season, tied for the
active pitcher who reached 400 strikeouts in so most in franchise history in a single season by a
few games was Yu Darvish, who got there in his pitcher with Tom Seaver (1972) and Walt Terrell
50th game in 2013...Dwight Gooden reached (1983).
that mark in his 46th game in 1985 and that's • Finished the year with six extra-base hits (three
the fewest games to reach 400 strikeouts for doubles and three home runs), tied for second-
any pitcher who debuted in the major leagues most all-time by a Mets pitcher in a single
since the mound was established at 60'6" in season with Ron Darling (1988), Dwight Gooden
1893. (1993) and Rick Reed (1997).
• Struck out 10 and did not walk a batter in
his April 20 start vs. Philadelphia...It was POSTSEASON
Syndergaard's sixth career game with at least 10 • Tossed 7.0 scoreless innings and allowed two
SYNDERGAARD, NOAH
strikeouts and no walks, tying Dwight Gooden hits in the NL Wild Card Game versus San
for the highest total since 1893 by any major Francisco...Fanned a postseason career-high
league pitcher before turning 25 years old. 10 in his no-decision...Was the fifth time in
Mets history a pitcher recorded double-digit
2016 SEASON strikeouts in a postseason game.
• Named to the 2016 NL All-Star team, his first • Has 36 career postseason strikeouts, fourth-
career All-Star selection...Did not pitch in the most for a pitcher in Mets history...Trails Tom
game due to arm fatigue. Seaver (46), Al Leiter (40) and Dwight Gooden
• Went 14-9 with a 2.60 ERA in his second (38).
season in the major leagues...His 2.60 ERA was
third-best in the major leagues while his 218 2015 SEASON
strikeouts were tied for ninth-most in the majors • Began the year with Las Vegas (AAA) of the
(tied for fourth most in the NL)...Had a 5.07 Pacific Coast League before being recalled on
strikeout-to-walk ratio, second-best in the NL. May 9.
• Earned NL Player of the Week honors for the • Made his major league debut at Chicago-NL on
week of May 16-22. May 12...Earned first career win five days later
• Reached the 200 strikeout plateau for the first on May 17 vs. Milwaukee.
time in his career...It took 171.1 innings to reach • Named to the Topps Rookie All-Star team.
the landmark, the second-fewest innings to 200 • Logged 166 strikeouts during his rookie
strikeouts in a season in Mets history, trailing campaign (24 starts) to lead all major league
Dwight Gooden who did so in 165.2 innings. rookies.
• Struck out 76 through his first nine starts of the • Tabbed as the NL Co-Player of the Week with
year, third-most for a Met in team history...Only teammate Lucas Duda for the week of July
Tom Seaver struck out more in his first nine 27-August 2...Was 2-0 with a 1.13 ERA (two
starts (88 in 1970 and 77 in 1971) earned runs/16.0 innings).
• Came out of the bullpen for 1.0 inning on May 31 • Retired the first 18 batters in order on July 28 vs.
vs. Chicago-AL and struck out two...Was his first San Diego...Was the deepest a Mets rookie has
career regular-season bullpen appearance. taken a perfect-game bid in team history.
• Won a career-high six consecutive decisions • Hit his first major league home run, a
from May 11-June 22. solo homer to dead center, on May 27 vs.
• Drove in all four Mets runs by hitting two home Philadelphia (off Sean O'Sullivan)...Was also his
runs on May 11 at Dodger Stadium...Became the first major-league hit.
first pitcher since Micah Owings on August 18,
2007 to have a multi-homer game...Joined Walt
POSTSEASON
Terrell as the second Met to have a multi-homer • Started three games during the playoffs, one
game. in each round, and was credited with the win in
two of the three games.
• Hit his third home run of the season with a
go-ahead, two-run homer in the fifth inning of • His 26 strikeouts tied for second-most by a
his start on August 16 at Arizona off Braden rookie in postseason history.
Shipley...Was the second time that Syndergaard
earned the win and drove in the go-ahead run
SYNDERGAARD, NOAH
• Made his first career playoff start in Game 2 of

the NLDS at Los Angeles...Turned in a quality
2012 SEASON
• Named to the Midwest League All-Star team
start (6.1 innings, three runs and nine strikeouts).
representing Lansing (A).
• Came out of the bullpen for the first time in his
major league career in Game 5 of the NLDS at BACKGROUND
Los Angeles and pitched a scoreless seventh
• Noah Seth Syndergaard graduated from
inning with two strikeouts.
Mansfield Legacy (TX) High School in 2010…Hit
• Started and won Game 2 of the NLCS vs. a grand slam in the second round of the playoffs
Chicago...Limited the Cubs to one run on three his senior year…Also threw two no-hitters during
hits in 5.2 innings with nine strikeouts. his senior season.
• Struck out nine batters in each of his first two • Hobbies include fishing and playing golf.
postseason starts and became the fourth
• Nicknames each of the gloves he wears on
pitcher in major league history with nine or more
the mound after his favorite TV shows and
strikeouts in each of his first two postseason
movie characters...Glove names include: Drago
starts, joining Bob Gibson, Curt Schilling and
(Rocky IV), which was the glove he used in the
Jake Arrieta.
2013 Futures Game at Citi Field, Heisenberg
• Was the winning pitcher in Game 3 of the World (Breaking Bad), Jon Snow (Game of Thrones),
Series vs. Kansas City...Became the second
SYNDERGAARD, NOAH
Lion, Thor and Rick Grimes (The Walking Dead).
youngest Met to win a World Series game...
• Raffles off his old gloves with his signature
Turned in another quality start (6.0 innings,
nicknames to raise money for the Sjögren's
three runs, six strikeouts).
Syndrome Foundation, a disease that his
mother suffers from.
2014 SEASON • Appeared as Synder-claus at the Mets annual
• Led the Pacific Coast League with 145 strikeouts
Kids Holiday Party in 2016 to help hand out gifts
in 133.0 innings.
to children.
• Picked up the save in the Futures Game, a 3-2
• Took part in the inaugural Kids Holiday
triumph for the United States over the World
Shopping Spree on December 14, 2016 as part
Team…In one inning he allowed one hit, no runs,
of Metsgiving...Shopped with children at the
with no walks and one strikeout.
College Point Target in Queens picking out gifts
for them and their families.
2013 SEASON • Was honored by the New York chapter of
• Named to the FSL All-Star team.
the BBWAA along with fellow starters Jacob
• Started and hurled a scoreless inning for Team deGrom, Matt Harvey and Steven Matz as the
USA in the 2013 Futures Game at Citi Field. "Toast of the Town" at the organization's annual
• Along with Jeff Walters, he won the Sterling dinner on January 23, 2016.
Award as the Co-Most Valuable Player at • Was honored by the New York chapter of the
Binghamton (AA) BBWAA as the NY Baseball Athlete of the Year
at the organization's annual awards dinner on
January 21, 2017.
• Appeared as a Lannister solider in the fourth
episode of season seven of HBO's Game of
Thrones.
• Was an elf at the 2017 Mets Holiday Party for
kids.
CAREER TRANSACTIONS
• Selected by the Toronto Blue Jays in the
supplemental round (38th overall) in the 2010
First-Year Player Draft.
• Acquired by the New York Mets with catchers
John Buck and Travis d’Arnaud and outfielder
Wuilmer Becerra in exchange for righthanded
pitcher R.A. Dickey and catchers Mike Nickeas
and Josh Thole on December 17, 2012.
• On the 60-Day Disabled List, May 1-September
23, 2017, with a partial tear in his right lat.
SYNDERGAARD, NOAH
CAREER STATISTICS
2010 GCL Blue Jays (R) 0-1 2.70 5 5 0 0 0 13.1 11 7 4 0 0 4 6 1 0
2011 Vancouver (A) 1-2 2.00 4 4 0 0 0 18.0 15 5 4 0 0 5 22 2 0
Lansing (A) 0-0 3.00 2 2 0 0 0 9.0 8 4 3 0 0 2 9 0 0
Bluefield (R) 4-0 1.41 7 5 0 0 0 32.0 23 5 5 1 0 11 37 0 0
2012 Lansing (A) 8-5 2.60 27 19 0 0 1 103.2 81 41 30 3 3 31 122 1 0
2013 Binghamton (AA) 6-1 3.00 11 11 0 0 0 54.0 46 23 18 8 0 12 69 2 0
St. Lucie (A) 3-3 3.11 12 12 0 0 0 63.2 61 25 22 3 1 16 64 4 1
2014 Las Vegas (AAA) 9-7 4.60 26 26 0 0 0 133.0 154 77 68 11 6 43 145 6 0
2015 Las Vegas (AAA) 3-0 1.82 5 5 1 1 0 29.2 20 7 6 2 0 8 34 1 0
METS 9-7 3.24 24 24 0 0 0 150.0 126 60 54 19 3 31 166 6 0
2016 METS 14-9 2.60 31 30 0 0 0 183.2 168 61 53 11 2 43 218 10 1
2017 METS 1-2 2.97 7 7 0 0 0 30.1 29 14 10 0 1 3 34 3 0
GCL Mets (R)# 0-0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 1.0 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0
Brooklyn (A)# 0-1 13.50 1 1 0 0 0 2.0 3 3 3 0 0 2 2 0 0
SYNDERGAARD, NOAH
2015 NLDS NYM vs LAD 0-1 3.68 2 1 0 0 0 7.1 5 3 3 0 0 5 11 0 0
NLCS NYM vs CHC 1-0 1.59 1 1 0 0 0 5.2 3 1 1 0 0 1 9 1 0
WS NYM vs KC 1-0 4.50 1 1 0 0 0 6.0 7 3 3 0 0 2 6 0 0
2016 NLWC NYM vs SF 0-0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 7.0 2 0 0 0 0 3 10 0 0
ALL-STAR GAME
2016 NL San Diego Did Not Pitch

2017 METS .222 7 9 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 5 0 0 .222 .417 0
Career Totals .200 62 110 8 22 4 0 4 10 9 0 0 11 65 0 0 .345 .273 6
Last Home Run — August 16, 2016 at Arizona

Last Multi-Homer Game — May 11, 2016 at Los Angeles-NL
Most Hits, Game — 3, May 27, 2015 vs. Philadelphia
Most RBI, Game — 4, May 11, 2016 at Los Angeles-NL
CAREER FIELDING
P 62 20 37 6 .905 63 0
LAST SIX HOME RUNS BY A METS PITCHER

Mets Pitcher Date Opponent Opponent Pitcher
Seth Lugo July 15, 2017 vs. Colorado Chris Rusin
Jacob deGrom June 18, 2017 vs. Washington Joe Ross
Noah Syndergaard May 11, 2016 at Los Angeles-NL Kenta Maeda
Noah Syndergaard May 11, 2016 at Los Angeles-NL Kenta Maeda
Bartolo Colón May 7, 2016 at San Diego James Shields
Matt Harvey July 11, 2015 vs. Arizona Patrick Corbin
6-1 245 R R 25
AGE
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Corey
NON-ROSTER INVITEE BIRTHDATE: January 8, 1993
BIRTHPLACE: San Antonio, TX
TAYLOR
RESIDES: Kennedale, TX
SIGNED BY: Max Semler
HOW OBTAINED: Mets seventh-round pick
81 rHP
2017 SEASON taylor on social media

• Spent the entire year with Binghamton (AA) of @CDTaylor33
the Eastern League. @cdtaylor34
• Tossed a season-best 2.1 innings vs. Erie on
August 9...Worked at least 2.0 innings in 17 of his • Lettered three years in basketball and two
42 games. years in football...Was second team all-district in
TAYLOR, COREY
• Was 2-1 with a 2.77 ERA (four earned runs/13.0 basketball and first-team all district in football as
innings) in May (nine games). a senior.
• Posted a 2.82 ERA (seven earned runs/22.1 • Attended Cisco College (TX) in 2012 and helped
innings) in 13 appearances after the All-Star lead the team to its first NJCAA Region V
break. Championship and the school's first appearance
• Allowed 2.0 walks per 9.0 innings (14 walks in in the JUCO World Series...Transferred to Texas
62.1 innings). Tech for his sophomore season.
• Posted a 4-0 record with a 0.31 ERA (two earned
2016 SEASON runs/57.1 innings) during his senior season in
• Converted on 20-of-23 (87 percent) of save Lubbock in 19 games (one start)...The 0.31 ERA
opportunities with St. Lucie (A) of the Florida led the NCAA.
State League...His 20 saves were second-most
in the FSL. CAREER TRANSACTIONS
• Named a post-season Florida State League • Selected by the New York Mets in the seventh-
All-Star. round in the 2015 First-Year Player Draft.
• Allowed one home run during the season
(53.0 innings).
• Named to the Arizona Fall League's Rising Stars
Game...Pitched 1.0 scoreless inning with one
strikeout in the game.
BACKGROUND
• Corey David Taylor graduated from Kennedale
(TX) High School where he posted a 1.32 ERA in
60 innings as a senior...Was a first-team All-State
selection, the 3A Player of the Year and was
named the district's Most Valuable Player.
CAREER STATISTICS
2015 Brooklyn (A) 1-1 1.50 18 0 0 0 0 18.0 14 6 3 1 1 4 16 1 0
2016 St. Lucie (A) 4-5 1.87 45 0 0 0 20 53.0 53 21 11 1 1 13 45 3 0
2017 Binghamton (AA) 5-5 3.61 42 0 0 0 3 62.1 69 28 25 3 3 14 47 4 2
6-3 255 L L 30
AGE
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Tim
BIRTHPLACE: Makati City, Philippines
TEBOW
RESIDES: Jacksonville, FL
September 8, 2016
83 OF
2017 SEASON tebow on social media

• In his first year of professional baseball, he @TimTebow
divided the year between Columbia (A) of the @timtebow
South Atlantic League and St. Lucie (A) of the
Florida State League.
• Started the year with Columbia and moved to
2013 SEASON
• Was a member of the New England Patriots
St. Lucie on June 26…Played in 64 games in the
during the preseason.
SAL and 62 contests in the FSL.
• Hit a home run in his first professional at-bat with
Columbia on April 6 vs. Augusta off Domenic
2012 SEASON
• Traded to the New York Jets on March 26.
Mazza…It was a two-run shot.
• Slugged eight home runs combined, including
a walk-off home run off Austin Orewiler to
2010-2011 SEASONS
• Selected by the Denver Broncos in the first
beat Daytona, 5-4, in the second game of a
round (25th overall) of the 2010 NFL Draft.
doubleheader on July 13.
• Made 11 starts for the Broncos in 2011...Went 7-4
• Had a 12-game hitting streak from July 2-14,
with 12 touchdowns and six interceptions.
going 12-40 (.300).
• Led the Broncos to a 29-23 overtime Wild Card
• In 29 games with St. Lucie in July, he batted
victory over the Steelers...Threw a 80-yard walk-
.260 (26-100) with four home runs and 19 RBI.
off touchdown to Demaryius Thomas.
• For the year, he had 22 multiple hit games (17
contests with two hits and five games with three
hits).
2009 SEASON
• Was a Heisman Trophy finalist for a third straight
• Had three RBI four times (April 9 vs. Augusta, year...Finished his Florida career with a 35-6
April 16 at Augusta, July 3 at Fort Myers and July record as a starter.
29 at Charlotte).
• Finished his four-year Florida career with
• Batted .148 (4-27) during Spring Training for the 88 passing touchdowns and 57 rushing
major league club. touchdowns...Set SEC records for total offense
(12,232 yards), rushing touchdowns (57) and
2016 SEASON touchdowns accounted for (145).
• Played for the Mets Instructional League team in
Port St. Lucie, FL in September 2008 SEASON
• Hit a home run in his first Instructional League • Led Florida to the National Championship by
at-bat in a game against the Cardinals on defeating Oklahoma 24-14...The Gators finished
September 28 in Port St. Lucie the season with a 12-1 record.
• Played for the Scottsdale Scorpions in the • Finished third in the Heisman Trophy voting.
Arizona Fall League...Appeared in 19 games and
batted .194 (12-62) with three doubles, two RBI, 2007 SEASON
eight walks and 20 strikeouts • Became the first sophomore to win the Heisman
Trophy and was a consensus first-team All-
FOOTBALL CAREER American.
2015 SEASON • Became the first player in NCAA history to pass
• Was a member of the Philadelphia Eagles during and rush for at least 20 touchdowns
the preseason.
T E B O W, T I M
• Had 32 passing touchdowns and 23 rushing • Financed the Tebow CURE Hospital located in
touchdowns...His rushing touchdown total set Davao City, Philippines...The Hospital opened
an SEC record and it was the most rushing in 2014 and provides surgeries to heal children
touchdowns by a quarterback in FBS history. and adults.
• Created Timmy's Playrooms, which are spaces
2006 SEASON in hospitals that are designed for patients and
• While at Florida, threw a touchdown in the 2007 their families while they undergo treatment
BCS National Championship game in a 41-14 win and extended hospital stays...These playrooms
over Ohio State. are located in hospitals throughout Florida,
Tennessee, Texas and Louisiana.
BACKGROUND • Began working at ESPN in 2014 as a college
• Timothy Richard Tebow graduated from football analyst...Mainly appears on the
Nease High School (FL) where as a junior he SEC Network but contributes to other ESPN
batted .448 with four home runs and 25 RBI... platforms.
Was named all-first team by the Florida Times • Co-hosted Good Morning America on January
Union...Skipped his senior year of baseball to 31, 2014 with Eli Manning.
enroll early at the University of Florida. • Authored three books Through My Eyes (2011),
• Created the Tim Tebow Foundation in 2010 with Shaken (2016) and Know Who You Are (2017).
a mission to bring faith, hope and love to those • Was inducted into the Florida Sports Hall of
needing a brighter day in their darkest hour of Fame in a ceremony with former NFL running
TEBOW, TIM
need. back Warrick Dunn and major leaguer Chipper
• Held the fourth annual Night to Shine Prom Jones on November 8, 2017.
Experience for special needs students ages 14
and older on February 9, 2018...Over 175,000 CAREER TRANSACTIONS
volunteers from more than 540 churches will • Signed as a free agent by the New York Mets on
honor more than 90,000 guests...The churches September 8, 2016.
represent all 50 states, 16 countries and 33
different denominations.
CAREER STATISTICS
2017 Columbia (A) .220 64 214 29 47 14 1 3 23 0 1 5 24 69 0 1 .336 .311 7
St. Lucie (A) .231 62 216 21 50 10 1 5 29 1 1 5 19 57 2 1 .356 .307 3
MOST RUNS SCORED BY INNING

1st Inning 9, August 16, 1988,at San Francisco
2nd Inning 8, three times, last, June 6, 1980, vs. Pittsburgh
3rd Inning 12, April 12, 2016 vs. Chicago-NL
4th Inning 10, May 16, 2015 vs. Milwaukee
5th Inning 8, two times, last June 3, 2008, vs. San Francisco
6th Inning 11, July 16, 2006, at Chicago (NL)
7th Inning 8, three times, last, May 17, 2002, at San Diego
8th Inning 10, June 30, 2000, vs. Atlanta
9th Inning 9, April 6, 2002, at Atlanta
10th Inning 6, August 1, 2001, at Houston
11th Inning 6, June 30, 1979, at Chicago (NL)
12th Inning 4, April 14, 2000, at Pittsburgh
13th Inning 4, August 27, 2015 at Philadelphia
14th Inning 4, June 26, 1963, vs. Chicago (NL)
15th Inning 3, September 7, 1973 (Game Two) at Montreal
16th Inning 2, September 1, 1963 vs. Milwaukee
17th Inning 3, two times, last, July 7, 2007, at Houston
18th Inning 2, July 19, 2015 at St. Louis
19th Inning 5, July 4, 1985, at Atlanta
20th Inning 1, April 17, 2010 at St. Louis
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BIRTHPLACE: Miami, FL
THOMPSON
RESIDES: Miami, FL
SIGNED BY: Cesar Aranguren
HOW OBTAINED: Mets fourth-round pick in
75 INF

• Batted .310 (39-126) vs. lefthanded pitching with • David Thompson graduated from Westminster
five home runs and 19 RBI for Binghamton (AA) (FL) High School before attending the University
of the Eastern League. of Miami.
• Compiled a .307 (27-88) batting average during • Played three seasons at Miami...Helped Miami
June with nine doubles, four home runs and 14 reach the 2015 College World Series...Was
RBI (27 games). named the MVP of the Coral Gables regional en
• Hit seven homers during August (31 games). route to playing in the College World Series.
• Had 26 multi-hit games (21, two-hit games and • Missed 32 games in the middle of the 2014
five, three-hit games). season while attending Miami due to Thoracic
• Strung together a 12-game hitting streak from Outlet Syndrome, which required surgery.
June 17-June 29 where he batted .378 (17-45). • Was one of three players nationwide to earn
• Played for Scottsdale in the Arizona Fall League unanimous All-America first-team honors
following the season...Hit .328 (19-58) with following his junior season in 2015.
seven doubles, two triples, one home run and • Led the country in RBI (90) in 2015 and led the
five RBI in 15 games...Hit safely in 13 of his 15 ACC with his 19 home runs.
games.
CAREER TRANSACTIONS
2016 SEASON • Selected by the New York Mets in the fourth-
• Named to the South Atlantic League mid-season round of the 2015 First-Year Player Draft.
All-Star squad.
• Was the Sterling Award winner at Columbia,
emblematic of the Most Valuable Player on his
team.
• Drove in 95 runs between Columbia (A) of the
South Atlantic League and St. Lucie (A) of the
Florida State League...The 95 RBI led all Mets
minor leaguers and were tied for 13th most in
the minor leagues among all full-season players.
CAREER STATISTICS
2015 Brooklyn (A) .218 59 206 22 45 10 1 3 22 0 6 5 11 44 3 0 .320 .268 9
2016 Columbia (A) .294 61 228 45 67 22 2 5 58 0 7 7 14 49 3 0 .474 .344 8
St. Lucie (A) .265 55 204 29 54 12 0 6 37 1 2 3 15 41 3 0 .412 .321 10
2017 Binghamton (AA) .263 133 476 62 125 29 1 16 68 0 6 7 40 92 8 6 .429 .325 12
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NON-ROSTER INVITEE BIRTHDATE: May 10, 1994
BIRTHPLACE: Santo Domingo, DR
UCETA
RESIDES: Santo Domingo Norte, DR
SIGNED BY: Alexis De La Cruz & Gerardo
Cabrera
free agent on February 11, 2013
79 RHP
2017 SEASON uceta on social media

• Spent a majority of the season with Columbia @auceta30
(A) of the South Atlantic League...Also appeared
in games with St. Lucie (A) of the Florida State
League and Binghamton (AA) of the Eastern 2014 SEASON
League. • Named a DSL Mets1 All-Star.
UCETA, ADONIS
• Named to the mid-season South Atlantic League
All-Star team. BACKGROUND
• Went a combined 6-0 with a 1.51 ERA (10 • His uncle, Hector De La Cruz, played 13 seasons
earned runs/59.2 innings) in 41 games (all relief of minor league baseball and currently works for
appearances) between the three levels...Struck Licey in the Dominican Winter League
out 67 in 59.2 innings and limited opposing • In his free time, he likes to spend time with his
hitters to a .166 average. family and also listens to Dembow, a genre of
• Was 2-0 with eight saves and a 0.00 ERA in Caribbean popular music.
18 games during June and July...Gave up one • Volunteers and helps out in the local little
unearned run in 24.1 innings over that span. league of his hometown.
• Tossed a season-high 3.0 innings on June 2 at
Hagerstown.
CAREER TRANSACTIONS
• Worked 2.0 or more innings in 16 of his 41
free agent on February 11, 2013.
games.
2015 SEASON
• Won the Sterling Award for the GCL Mets,
emblematic for the most valuable player on his
team.
CAREER STATISTICS
2013 DSL Mets1 (R) 2-1 3.58 8 3 0 0 0 32.2 26 15 13 1 2 14 30 4 1
DSL Mets2 (R) 0-1 10.29 6 1 0 0 0 14.0 17 17 16 0 1 12 13 5 0
2014 GCL Mets (R) 1-0 5.11 4 0 0 0 1 12.1 12 7 7 4 1 2 9 0 0
DSL Mets1 (R) 3-2 2.33 10 10 0 0 0 54.0 50 25 14 2 4 9 36 4 0
2015 GCL Mets (R) 4-3 3.08 12 9 0 0 0 61.1 67 26 21 1 3 9 46 7 1
Kingsport (R) 1-0 3.00 1 1 0 0 0 6.0 6 2 2 0 0 2 6 1 0
2016 Kingsport (R) 3-6 4.99 12 11 0 0 0 61.1 77 44 34 5 4 16 63 10 2
2017 Columbia (A) 4-0 1.26 29 0 0 0 11 43.0 23 7 6 0 2 16 47 4 0
St. Lucie (A) 0-0 0.84 8 0 0 0 2 10.2 5 1 1 1 0 3 15 0 0
Binghamton (AA) 2-0 4.50 4 0 0 0 1 6.0 6 3 3 1 0 1 5 1 0
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BIRTHPLACE: Apple Valley, CA
VARGAS
RESIDES: Goodyear, AZ
SIGNED BY: Robbie Cosaro (Florida)
February 18, 2018
40 LHP

• Since the start of 2011, his 11 complete games are tied for 13th ALL-STAR: 2017 (AL)
in the Majors...With seven shutouts in that span, he trails only
Clayton Kershaw (14) and Adam Wainwright (eight) among all
CAREER BESTS
SYNDERGAARD,
pitchers.
• From 2010-12, was one of eight lefthanded pitchers to log WIN STREAK
TAYLOR, LOGAN
192.0 innings or more each year...During that time, his 168 7 games
walks were third-fewest among MLB lefties behind only Mark 5/27/17-6/30/17
Buehrle (134) and Cole Hamels (157). LOSS STREAK
• Named AL Pitcher of the Month in May, 2013, going 5-0 with a 9 games
2.30 ERA (11 earned runs/43.0 innings)...Recorded 7.0+ innings 8/21/10-4/23/11
NOAH
in seven of his eight starts between April 23 and May 30. STRIKEOUTS, GAME
• Selected to his first All-Star team in 2017...Worked a scoreless 10 strikeouts
fourth inning in Miami. 2x, last, 6/26/12, Seattle vs.
• Tied for the major league lead with a career-best 18 wins last Oakland
season (also, Clayton Kershaw, Carlos Carrasco and Corey DOUBLE-DIGIT STRIKEOUT
Kluber). GAMES
2 games
2017 SEASON last, 6/26/12, Seattle vs. Oakland
• Won seven consecutive starts from May 27-June 30, a new
career-high...The streak was the tied for the third-longest LONGEST OUTING, RELIEVER
6.1 innings
streak in the majors behind Clayton Kershaw and Jacob
7/8/06, Florida at New York-NL (G2)
deGrom’s eight consecutive win streaks.
• Posted a sub-2.00 ERA in both April and June…Went 3-1 with MOST WALKS, GAME
a 1.40 ERA (four earned runs/25.2 innings) with two walks and 5 walks
28 strikeouts in April…Was 6-0 with a 1.98 ERA (nine earned 7x, last, 4/27/15, Kansas City at
runs/41.0 innings) in six June starts. Cleveland
• Was the first pitcher in the majors to reach 10 victories, earning SCORELESS STREAK
his 10th win on June 18 at Angel Stadium...Led the AL with 12 17.0 innings
victories at the All-Star Break. 8/8/14-8/18/14
• Through July 4, he led the American League in both wins (12) LAST COMPLETE GAME
and ERA (2.22), while he ranked in the league’s top 10 pitchers 6/2/17, Kansas City vs. Cleveland
in opponent average (.237, eighth), WHIP (1.12, sixth) and walks
per nine innings (2.13, fifth). LAST COMPLETE-GAME
SHUTOUT
• Held opponents to a .179 average (12-for-67) with runners in 6/2/17, Kansas City vs. Cleveland
scoring position over his first 16 starts…suffered from a .358
(24-for-67) average against with RISP over his remaining 16 FEWEST HITS, COMPLETE GAME
outings. 3 hits
• Collected six wins in eight day starts, tied for third-most in the 3x, last, 8/13/14, Kansas City vs.
Oakland
AL...Posted a 3.28 ERA (17 earned runs/46.2 innings) in those
games. FEWEST WALKS, COMPLETE
GAME
0 walks
3x, last, 8/13/14, Kansas City vs.
Oakland
VA R G AS , JAS O N
• Collected a season-high nine strikeouts on April

19 vs. San Francisco, his highest total since also
2012 SEASON
• Ranked among AL leaders in games started (33,
fanning nine vs. Seattle on June 17, 2013…Was
T-4th), quality starts (22, 4th), innings pitched
his second-career start with no walks and at
(217.1, 6th), WHIP (1.18, 10th) and complete games
least nine strikeouts, also doing it on September
(two, T-10th).
26, 2011 vs. Oakland (10 K, 0 BB).
• 18 of his 33 starts followed a team loss…Went
• Beat out a bunt single on June 13 at San
10-4, 2.94 (40 earned runs/122.1 innings) in those
Francisco...Was his first hit and at-bat in nearly
games.
five years (last, June 20, 2012 at Arizona).
• Named the AL July Pitcher of the Month
• Induced a career-high 22 double plays, which
after going 5-0 with a 1.64 ERA (eight earned
ranked seventh in the American League.
runs/44.0 innings).
2016 SEASON • Had a five-game win streak July 7-31 (5-0, 1.75
ERA, 7 ER, 36.0 IP).
• Made three starts with Kansas City following his
return from Tommy John surgery, posting a 2.25 • Struck out 10 on June 10 vs. Oakland, matching a
ERA (three earned runs/12.0 innings). career-high.
• Returned from Tommy John surgery on
September 17 vs. the White Sox, allowing just
2011 SEASON
• Tied for fourth in the AL with four complete
one earned run on two hits in 3.0 innings…Was
VARGAS, JASON
games and tied for third in the league with three
his first major league start since July 21, 2015.
shutouts.
• According to the database at The Hardball
• Recorded career-high 10 strikeouts in final start
Times, his return from ‘Tommy John’ surgery
of year Sept. 26 vs. Oakland.
(409 days) was the fastest by a major league
starting pitcher since Gavin Floyd (363 days) in
2014.
2010 SEASON
• Went 7-5, with a 2.86 (33 earned runs/103.2
2015 SEASON innings) in 16 home starts.
• Made just one start after the All-Star break,
suffering a torn ligament in his left elbow on July
2009 SEASON
21…Underwent ‘Tommy John’ surgery in July. • Had three stints with the Mariners after missing
the entire 2008 season recovering from left hip
• Went 3-1 with a 2.31 ERA (six earned runs/23.1
surgery in 2007.
innings) over his final five outings.
• Was 1-0, 2.87 ERA (5 ER/15.2 innings) in nine
• Made nine starts, his fewest since 2007 season,
relief appearances, tossing 2.0 or more innings
when he made two starts for the Mets.
in five games...Went 1-1, 2.60 ERA (10 ER/34.2
innings) in first six starts of the season.
2014 SEASON
• Made 30 starts for the fourth time in the last
five seasons, despite missing nearly a month of
2008 SEASON
• Missed the entire season after undergoing
action following an appendectomy in July.
surgery on his left hip.
• Went 11-10 with a career-best 3.71 ERA with 41
walks and 128 strikeouts in 187.0 innings...His
1.27 WHIP also ranked eighth among American
2007 SEASON
• Made two starts for the Mets going 0-1 with a
League lefthanders.
12.19 ERA (14 earned runs/10.1 innings).
POSTSEASON • Had a bone spur removed from his left elbow
• Made three postseason starts, going 1-0 with on October 3...Dr. David Altchek performed the
a 3.52 ERA (six earned runs/15.1 innings) with 11 procedure at the Hospital for Special Surgery in
strikeouts...Won the series-clinching Game 4 of Manhattan.
the ALCS vs. the Orioles, allowing one run on
two hits over 5.1 innings 2006 SEASON
• Made his first career Opening Day roster with
2013 SEASON Florida.
• Tied for third in the American League with • Made five starts and seven relief appearances,
three complete games and two shutouts while going 1-2 with a 7.33 ERA (35 earned runs/43.0
pitching for the Los Angeles Angels. innings).
• Named AL Pitcher of the Month in May, going
5-0 with a 2.30 ERA (11 earned runs/43.0 2005 SEASON
innings)...Recorded 7.0-plus innings in seven of • Tossed 1.0 scoreless inning in his major league
his eight starts between April 23 and May 30. debut on July 14 at Philadelphia.
VA R G AS , JAS O N
• Made 13 starts, including his first career • Acquired by Los Angeles-AL on December 19,
complete game on August 21 vs. Los 2012 in exchange for first baseman Kendrys
Angeles-NL. Morales.
• On the 15-Day Disabled List, June 18-August 13,
BACKGROUND 2013, with a blood clot in his left arm.
• Jason Matthew Vargas graduated from Apple • Signed to a four-year contract by the Kansas City
Valley HS (CA). Royals on November 22, 2013.
• Played collegiately at Louisiana State (2002), • On the 15-Day Disabled List, July 9-August 2,
Cypress College (2003) and Long Beach State 2014, after undergoing an appendectomy.
(2004)...Named Southern California Junior • On the 15-Day Disabled List, May 8-26, 2015,
College Player of the Year in 2003...As a junior, with a left flexor strain.
he went 7-4 with a 4.14 ERA and hit .354 with 14 • On the 15-Day Disabled List, June 9-July 21,
doubles and five homers as a designated hitter. 2015, with a left flexor strain.
• Co-founder of Estrella Youth Sports in • On the 15-Day Disabled List, July 22-September
Goodyear, AZ, a non-profit youth program. 1, 2015, with a left ulnar collateral ligament
tear...Transferred to the 60-Day Disabled List
CAREER TRANSACTIONS on September 1...On the 60-Day Disabled List
• Selected by Florida in the second-round of the
SYNDERGAARD,
through the end of the 2015 season.
2004 First-Year Player Draft. • On the 60-Day Disabled List, February
TAYLOR, LOGAN
• Acquired by the Mets along with lefthanded 19-September 17, 2016, while recovering from
pitcher Adam Bostick on November 20, 2006 Tommy John surgery.
in exchange for righthanded pitchers Henry • Signed by the New York Mets to a two-year
Owens and Matt Lindstrom. contract with a team option for a third year on
• On the On the 60-Day Disabled List, September February 18, 2018.
NOAH
21 through the end of the 2007 season, with
loose bodies in his left elbow.
• On the 60-Day Disabled List, March 23 through
the end of the 2008 season, after undergoing
surgery on his left hip.
• Acquired by Seattle with outfielder Endy
Chavez, righthanded pitcher Aaron Heilman,
infielder Mike Carp, outfielder Ezequiel Carrera,
righthanded pitcher Maikel Cleto and outfielder
Franklin Gutierrez on December 10, 2008 as
part of a three-team, 12-player trade...The Mets
received righthanded pitcher Sean Green,
righthanded pitcher J.J. Putz and outfielder
Jeremy Reed while the Cleveland Indians
received infielder Luis Valbuena, righthanded
pitcher Joe Smith.
VA R G AS , JAS O N
CAREER STATISTICS
2004 Greensboro(A) 2-1 2.37 3 3 0 0 0 19 9 5 5 1 0 2 17 0 0
Jamestown (A) 3-1 1.96 8 8 0 0 0 41.1 35 17 9 2 3 13 41 3 0
2005 Greensboro(A) 4-1 0.8 5 5 0 0 0 33.2 16 4 3 1 2 10 33 1 0
Jupiter (A) 2-3 3.42 9 9 0 0 0 55.1 47 24 21 6 0 14 60 0 0
Carolina(A) 1-0 2.84 3 3 0 0 0 19 13 6 6 3 0 7 25 0 0
MIAMI (NL) 5-5 4.03 17 13 1 0 0 73.2 71 34 33 4 4 31 59 0 0
2006 MIAMI (NL) 1-2 7.33 12 5 0 0 0 43 50 39 35 9 4 30 25 2 0
Albuquerque(AAA) 3-6 7.43 13 13 0 0 0 69 98 60 57 11 5 28 51 0 1
2007 METS 0-1 12.19 2 2 0 0 0 10 17 14 14 4 0 2 4 1 1
New Orleans (AAA) 9-7 4.97 24 24 0 0 0 125 141 77 69 14 3 44 108 1 1
2008 METS Did Not Pitch - Injured
2009 Tacoma (AAA) 4-3 3.14 9 9 0 0 0 51.2 48 19 18 3 0 15 46 1 0
SEATTLE (AL) 3-6 4.91 23 14 0 0 0 91.2 98 53 50 16 3 24 54 1 0
2010 SEATTLE (AL) 9-12 3.78 31 31 0 0 0 192.2 187 86 81 18 1 54 116 1 4
2011 SEATTLE (AL) 10-13 4.25 32 32 4 3 0 201 205 105 95 22 4 59 131 3 1
2012 SEATTLE (AL) 14-11 3.85 33 33 2 0 0 217.1 201 94 93 35 3 55 141 5 0
2013 Salt Lake (AAA) 0-0 7.71 1 1 0 0 0 4.2 4 4 4 3 0 3 2 1 0
VARGAS, JASON
LOS ANGELES (AL) 9-8 4.02 24 24 3 2 0 150 162 68 67 17 5 46 109 0 1
2014 KANSAS CITY (AL) 11-10 3.71 30 30 1 1 0 187 197 82 77 19 6 41 128 1 1
2015 NW Arkansas (AA) 1-0 3.38 1 1 0 0 0 5.1 7 2 2 2 0 2 2 0 0
KANSAS CITY (AL) 5-2 3.98 9 9 0 0 0 43 46 20 19 5 1 12 27 0 0
2016 AZL Royals (R)# 0-0 4.5 2 2 0 0 0 4 5 4 2 1 0 0 8 0 0
NW Arkansas (AA)# 1-0 7.71 1 1 0 0 0 2.1 4 3 2 2 0 0 1 0 0
Omaha (AAA)# 0-2 5.93 3 3 0 0 0 13.2 16 9 9 3 0 1 18 0 0
KANSAS CITY (AL) 0-0 2.25 3 3 0 0 0 12 8 3 3 1 0 3 11 0 0
2017 KANSAS CITY (AL) 18-11 4.16 32 32 1 1 0 179.2 181 84 83 27 5 58 134 6 1

2014 ALDS KC vs. LAA 0-0 3.00 1 1 0 0 0 6.0 3 2 2 2 0 1 2 0 0
ALCS KC vs. BAL 1-0 1.69 1 1 0 0 0 5.1 2 1 1 1 0 3 6 0 0
WS KC vs. SF 0-0 6.75 1 1 0 0 0 4.0 6 3 3 0 0 2 3 1 0
ALL-STAR GAME
2017 AL Miami 0-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2017 Kansas City (AL) .250 32 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .250 .250 0
Career Totals .262 183 65 6 17 3 0 0 4 2 0 0 3 17 0 0 .308 .294 6
Last Multi-Homer Game — None
Most Hits, Game — 2, 2x, last - 4/18/06, Florida at Cincinnati
Most RBI, Game — 2, 8/21/05, Florida vs. Los Angeles-NL
CAREER FIELDING
P 248 51 173 6 .974 230 15
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BIRTHPLACE: Smyrna, GA
WHEELER
RESIDES: Dallas, GA
SIGNED BY: Sean O’Connor (San Francisco)
HOW OBTAINED: Acquired from the
San Francisco Giants along with cash
considerations for OF Carlos Beltran on
45 RHP
July 8, 2011
after 2019.
2017 SEASON wheeler on social media

• Returned to game action after missing the 2015 and @Wheelerpro45
2016 seasons recovering from Tommy John surgery...
Made his second career Opening Day roster...Allowed
one earned run or fewer in six of his 17 starts...The six such CAREER BESTS
starts were second-most on the team behind Jacob deGrom's
WHEELER, ZACK
12 starts where he allowed one earned run or fewer. WIN STREAK
6 games
• Was placed on the 10-Day Disabled List on June 21, retroactive 7/6/14-8/20/14
to June 20, with biceps tendinitis...Activated from the DL on
July 1...Placed on the 10-Day DL on July 24, retroactive to July LOSS STREAK
23, with a stress reaction in his right arm...Transferred to the 5 games
60-Day Disabled List on September 23...Made his final start of 6/1/17-7/17/17
the season on July 22 vs. Oakland. STRIKEOUTS, GAME
• Following his first outing of the season, Wheeler went 3-2 with 12 strikeouts
a 2.91 ERA (19 earned runs/58.2 innings) in his next 10 starts 8/15/13 at San Diego
from April 12-June 7...His 2.91 ERA in that time was fifth-best
in the National League (min 50.0 innings pitched)...The Mets GAMES
were 5-5 in those 10 starts. 3 games
• Earned the win on April 12 at Philadelphia, his first win in the last, 10 strikeouts, 8/15/14 vs.
majors since September 19, 2014 at Atlanta. Chicago-NL
• In his 55th career start on May 9 against San Francisco,
LONGEST OUTING, STARTER
Wheeler struck out the 300th batter of his career and became 9.0 innings
the seventh pitcher in club history to record 300 or more 6/19/14 at Miami
strikeouts in 55 or fewer starts...Joined Dwight Gooden, Noah
Syndergaard, Matt Harvey, Jacob deGrom, Sid Fernandez and MOST WALKS, GAME
Nolan Ryan. 6 walks
2x, last, 5/13/14 at New York-AL
• Was used as a pinch-hitter April 21 vs. Washington and
doubled down the right-field line...It was the first hit recorded SCORELESS STREAK
by a Mets pitcher as a pinch-hitter since Jonathon Niese 10.0 innings
tripled on May 16, 2011 vs. Florida...It was also the third 6/14/14-6/19/14
extra-base hit by a Mets pitcher serving as a pinch-hitter...In LAST COMPLETE GAME
addition to Wheeler and Niese, Dwight Gooden recorded an 6/19/14 at Miami (Won, 1-0)
extra-base hit (a triple) on October 3, 1993 at Florida...That hit
marked Wheeler's third double of his career. LAST COMPLETE-GAME
SHUTOUT
2016 SEASON 6/19/14 at Miami (Won, 1-0)
• Did not pitch at the major league level while recovering from FEWEST HITS, COMPLETE GAME
Tommy John Surgery. 3 hits
• Underwent a internal suture removal procedure on April 12. 6/19/14 at Miami (Won, 1-0)
FEWEST WALKS, COMPLETE
2015 SEASON GAME
• Missed the season while recovering from Tommy John 1 walk
surgery...Surgery was performed at the Hospital for Special 6/19/14 at Miami (Won, 1-0)
Surgery on March 24.
WHEELER, ZACK

• Set a career-high in innings pitched (185.1), wins • Was selected to pitch in Major League
(11), starts (32), and strikeouts (187), leading the Baseball’s Futures Game and earned a hold with
Mets in the latter two categories. a scoreless inning.
• Threw a three-hit shutout in the Mets’ 1-0 victory
over the Marlins on June 19 at Marlins Park… BACKGROUND
It marked the first complete game of Wheeler’s • Zachary H. (Zack) Wheeler graduated from East
career. Paulding (GA) High School.
• At 24 years and 20 days old, became the • Was named the Gatorade Player of the Year for
youngest Mets pitcher to throw a 1-0 shutout the 2008-2009 season…Posted a 9-0 record
since Dwight Gooden threw two of them in 1985 with an 0.54 ERA.
at age 20 years and 240 days old. • Named the Gatorade Georgia High School
Player of the Year in 2008 and 2009.
2013 SEASON • Had his East Paulding #45 jersey retired on
• Made his major league debut on June 18 at January 17, 2014.
Atlanta after beginning the year at Las Vegas • Brother, Jacob, is an artist who has shows in
(AAA) of the Pacific Coast League. New York City.
• Became the third pitcher in team history to earn
a victory while throwing 6.0 or more shutout CAREER TRANSACTIONS
WHEELER, ZACK
innings in his major league debut (June 18 at • Selected by the San Francisco Giants in the first-
Atlanta). round (sixth overall) of the 2009 First-Year Player
• On July 30 at Miami took a no-hit bid into the Draft.
seventh inning before Ed Lucas singled with one • Acquired by the New York Mets, along with cash
out in the bottom of the seventh…His no-hit bid considerations, in exchange for outfielder Carlos
was the third-longest by a rookie in franchise Beltran on July 8, 2011.
history. • On the 60-Day Disabled List, April 21, 2015
through the end of the season, recovering from
2012 SEASON Tommy John surgery.
• Spent the majority of the year with Binghamton • On the 15-Day Disabled List, April 3-April 26,
(AA) of the Eastern League…Promoted to Buffalo 2016, recovering from Tommy John surgery...On
(AAA) of the International League on August 1. the 60-Day Disabled List, April 26, 2016 through
• Was the Sterling Award recipient at Binghamton. the end of the season.
• Named to the Eastern League All-Star Game on • On the 10-Day Disabled List, June 21-July 1,
July 11, but did not pitch. 2017, with biceps tendinitis.
• Selected to play in the Futures All-Star Game • On the 60-Day Disabled List, July 24-end of the
July 8 in Kansas City…Pitched 0.2 hitless innings 2017 season, with a stress reaction in his right
for the United States team in their 17-5 victory. arm.
2011 SEASON
• Named to the California (A) League mid-season
All-Star Game.
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CAREER STATISTICS
2010 Augusta (A) 3-3 3.99 21 13 0 0 0 58.2 47 27 26 0 7 38 70 13 2
2011 San José (A) 7-5 3.99 16 16 0 0 0 88.0 74 44 39 7 4 47 98 6 0
St. Lucie (A) 2-2 2.00 6 6 0 0 0 27.0 26 6 6 0 2 5 31 3 0
2012 Binghamton (AA) 10-6 3.26 19 19 1 1 0 116.0 92 46 42 2 11 43 117 6 1
Buffalo (AAA) 2-2 3.27 6 6 1 1 0 33.0 23 13 12 2 1 16 31 2 0
2013 Las Vegas (AAA) 4-2 3.93 13 13 0 0 0 68.2 61 35 30 9 2 27 73 1 0
METS 7-5 3.42 17 17 0 0 0 100.0 90 42 38 10 4 46 84 6 0
2014 METS 11-11 3.54 32 32 1 1 0 185.1 167 84 73 14 11 79 187 9 0
2016 St. Lucie (A)# 0-0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 1.0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
2017 METS 3-7 5.21 17 17 0 0 0 86.1 97 53 50 15 3 40 81 1 0

2017 METS .074 18 27 1 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 12 0 0 .111 .107 1
Career Totals .093 70 107 3 10 3 0 0 5 16 0 0 3 49 0 0 .121 .118 3

Most Hits, Game — 1, 10x, last, April 29, 2017 at Washington
Most RBI, Game — 1, five times, last, August 5, 2014 at Washington
CAREER FIELDING
P 66 19 37 3 .949 59 4
MOST GAMES PLAYED BY POSITION

OUTFIELD SECOND BASE
C. Jones .....................................................................1103 Backman .................................................................. 680
Strawberry............................................................... 1085 Millan ..........................................................................674
Wilson ........................................................................1037 Flynn.......................................................................... 533
Beltran ......................................................................... 814 Alfonzo ......................................................................524
McReynolds ...............................................................774 Murphy ......................................................................507
Mazzilli ........................................................................ 684
Agee ............................................................................ 639 FIRST BASE
Swoboda.................................................................... 639 Kranepool .................................................................1304
G. Foster ......................................................................617 Hernandez ................................................................ 854
Granderson............................................................... 563 Duda .............................................................................472
Olerud......................................................................... 463
THIRD BASE Delgado ..................................................................... 458
WRIGHT ........................................................... 1571
Johnson ................................................................... 835 CATCHER
Garrett .......................................................................709 Grote ........................................................................... 1176
Brooks ....................................................................... 516 Piazza ...........................................................................827
Alfonzo ...................................................................... 515 Hundley .......................................................................745
Stearns ....................................................................... 698
SHORTSTOP Carter ..........................................................................566
Harrelson .................................................................1281
Reyes .......................................................................1079 PITCHER
Ordoñez ................................................................... 907 Franco ......................................................................... 695
Elster ..........................................................................524 Feliciano..................................................................... 484
Santana .....................................................................478 Seaver.......................................................................... 401
Koosman .....................................................................376
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AGE
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David
BIRTHDATE: December 20, 1982
BIRTHPLACE: Norfolk, VA
WRIGHT
RESIDES: Norfolk, VA
SIGNED BY: Randy Mulligan
HOW OBTAINED: Mets first-round
Supplemental pick (38th overall) of the
2001 First-year Player Draft
5 INF

• Named the Mets fourth team captain in club history on March ALL-STAR: 2006-2010 (NL), 2012-2013 (NL)
21, 2013. SILVER SLUGGER: 2007-2008
• Is a seven-time National League All-Star (2006-2010, 2012- GOLD GLOVE: 2007-2008
2013).
FACE OF MLB: 2014
• Won the June, 2010 National League Player of the Month
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Award…Also was honored as the June, 2006 NL Player of the
Month Award. CAREER BESTS
• Is a three-time National League Player of the Week [August HITS, GAME
28, 2005, co-player (with José Reyes) June 25, 2006 and 4 hits
August 29-September 4, 2011]. 20x, last, 9/5/14 at Cincinnati
• Rawlings Gold Glove Award winner (2007 & 2008). HOME RUNS, GAME
• Is a two-time Louisville Silver Slugger Award Winner (2007 & 2 home runs
2008). 21x, last, 4/18/16 at Philadelphia
• Named to Baseball America’s All-Rookie team in 2004. MULTI-HR GAMES
• Won the #FaceofMLB in February 2014, beating the A’s Eric 21 games
Sogard in the finals. 21, two-home run games
• Became the third player in team history to hit 30 home runs
LEADOFF HR
and steal 30 bases in the same season in 2007.
None
• Set the club single-season record with 330 total bases in 2007
and the career mark in 2011 (2,112). INSIDE-THE-PARK HR
• Tied Mike Piazza’s franchise mark with 124 RBI during the None
2008 season. WALK-OFF HOME RUNS
• Is the club’s all-time leader in hits, runs, walks, RBI, doubles, 1 home run
game-winning RBI, go-ahead home runs and walk-off RBI. 8/7/08 vs. San Diego (Heath Bell)
• Hit a home run in his first World Series at-bat at Citi Field PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS
(October 30, 2015). None
• Made his 12th Opening Day start on April 3, 2016 at Kansas
RBI, GAME
City, the most Opening Day starts of any player in team
6 RBI
history. 3 times, last, 9/12/09 vs.
• Is the longest tenured active player with one team in the major Philadelphia
leagues.
STOLEN BASES, GAME
2017 SEASON 4 stolen bases
5/14/09 at San Francisco
• Spent the entire season on the Disabled List recovering
from cervical disc herniation surgery...Began a minor league HITTING STREAK
rehabilitation assignment with St. Lucie (A) of the Florida 26 games
State League on August 23...Terminated his rehabilitation 9/17/06-4/19/079/6/17-9/10/17
assignment on August 28. GRAND SLAMS
• Underwent surgery to repair his right rotator cuff on 4 grand slams
September 5 in New York...Also underwent a laminotomy last, 8/30/06 at Colorado
procedure on his lower back in Los Angeles on October 5. (Josh Fogg)
• Played in three rehab games with St. Lucie (two at third base
and one as a DH) from August 22-26...Went 1-10.
W R I G H T, D A V I D
2016 SEASON June 19 at Miami, becoming the only player in

franchise history with two such home runs.
• Appeared in 37 games before having a season-
ending cervical discectomy and fusion surgery
on his neck on June 16...Originally placed on the
2013 SEASON
15-Day Disabled List on June 3...Transferred to • Named to his seventh All-Star Game, fifth as a
the 60-Day Disabled List on July 5. starter, and joined Ron Hunt and Matt Harvey as
the only Mets to start an All-Star Game in their
• Has 86 career go-ahead homers, most in team
home ballpark.
history...Passed Darryl Strawberry, who had 85.
• Passed Mike Piazza for second place on the
• Registered the 21st multi-homer game of his
club’s career home run list.
career on April 18 at Philadelphia...The 21 multi-
homer games are second-most in team history... • Appeared in his third World Baseball Classic…Hit
Trails Strawberry's 22. .438 (7-16) with one home run and 10 RBI in four
games for Team USA…Hit a grand slam against
• Walked in 11 consecutive games from April 27-
Team Italy on March 9 in a 6-2 win…Named to
May 12, setting a career-high...The streak tied for
the All-WBC team.
the second-longest in Mets history with Keith
Hernandez' 11-game streak (July 7-21, 1984)... • Placed on the 15-Day Disabled List on August
Trailed Darryl Strawberry's 12-game streak (May 3 with a right hamstring strain…Returned on
16-30, 1987). September 20.
• Misplayed a ball on April 28 vs. Philadelphia, his
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2015 SEASON first error in 77 games…The 77-game errorless
• Missed 115 games after being diagnosed with stretch was a club record for a third baseman.
spinal stenosis...Was originally placed on the 15- • Became the seventh player to have at least 200
Day Disabled List with a mild strain of the right home runs and a .300 batting average or higher
hamstring. through the game in which they collected their
• Homered in his first at-bat on August 24 at 1,500th hit for a New York team…Babe Ruth, Lou
Philadelphia after being activated off the Gehrig, Mel Ott, Joe DiMaggio, Duke Snider and
Disabled List. Mickey Mantle were the others.
• Played in his 1,500th game at third base April 9 • Had four extra-base hits (two doubles, triple,
at Washington...According to Elias, he became home run) on June 23 at Philadelphia to tie the
only the 14th player in major league history to franchise record.
play that many games at third base for one team. • Hit his 220th home run, August 2 vs. KC (off
• With his start at third base on August 30, Wright Wade Davis) to tie Mike Piazza for second place
played his 1,510th major-league game at third on the club’s career list.
base, all for the Mets, surpassing the total of
games that Graig Nettles played at third base 2012 SEASON
for the Yankees (1,509)...Wright has played more • Became the Mets franchise leader in hits, runs,
games at third base than any other player of walks and RBI…Named to his sixth All-Star
major league baseball in New York dating to Game.
1876...Information courtesy of Elias. • Singled on September 26 vs. Pittsburgh against
Jeff Locke to break Ed Kranepool’s franchise hit
POSTSEASON mark of 1,418…Singled again that night…Finished
• Hit a home run in his first World Series at-bat the year with 1,426 hits.
at Citi Field on October 30 (Game 3)...Was his
second career postseason home run...Was part 2011 SEASON
of a four-RBI day. • Placed on the 15-Day Disabled List on May 18,
• Drove in seven runs and walked 10 times in 14 retroactive to May 16, with a lower back stress
postseason games.
METS 30-30 CLUB
2014 SEASON
• His season ended on September 9 due to Three players in the club history have hit 30
persistent inflammation in the rotator cuff in his home runs and swiped 30 bases in the same
left shoulder…Also missed time with a muscle season:
spasm in his neck and posterior soreness of the
Player Year HR SB
left shoulder.
Howard Johnson 1987 36 32
• Had 30 doubles, his eighth season with 25 Darryl Strawberry 1987 39 36
doubles or more to extended his franchise mark. Howard Johnson 1989 36 41
• Hit his second career home run in a 1-0 game Howard Johnson 1991 38 30
when he went deep against Andrew Heaney on DAVID WRIGHT 2007 30 34
best for RBI in any calendar month with 29…He

100 OR MORE RBI, SINGLE SEASON also had 29 RBI in June, 2006.
Player Year RBI • Went 2-2 with a stolen base on July 13 at the
Mike Piazza 1999 124 81st All-Star Game in Anaheim…Has hit in five
DAVID WRIGHT 2008 124 straight All-Star Games, the longest streak since
Robin Ventura 1999 120 Wade Boggs accomplished the same feat from
Bernard Gilkey 1996 117 1988-1992.
Howard Johnson 1991 117 • His string of five consecutive All-Star Games is
Carlos Beltran 2006 116 tied for the third-longest streak in team history
DAVID WRIGHT 2006 116 with Mike Piazza (1998-2002).
Carlos Delgado 2008 115
Carlos Delgado 2006 114 2009 SEASON
Mike Piazza 2000 113 • Hit over .300 for the fifth consecutive year to
Carlos Beltran 2007 112 become the first Mets player in franchise history
Carlos Beltran 2008 112 to do so (minimum 300 at-bats).
Todd Hundley 1996 112 • Finished the decade (2000-2009) as the Mets
Edgardo Alfonzo 1999 108 leader in games played (846), hits (983), and
Darryl Strawberry 1990 108 batting average (.309)… Ranked second in home
DAVID WRIGHT 2007 107 runs with 140.
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Gary Carter 1986 105 • Collected the first Mets hit and home run at Citi
Rusty Staub 1975 105 Field on April 13 vs. San Diego…Recorded a
Darryl Strawberry 1987 104 double in the first inning and a three-run home
DAVID WRIGHT 2010 103 run in the fifth inning, both off Walter Silva.
John Olerud 1997 102 • Tied the Mets franchise record with four stolen
DAVID WRIGHT 2005 102 bases on May 14 at San Francisco.
Howard Johnson 1989 101 • Reached base at least three times in seven
Darryl Strawberry 1988 101 consecutive games from May 14-May 22, the
Gary Carter 1985 100 longest single-season streak in Mets history.
Eddie Murray 1993 100
• Made his fourth consecutive All-Star
appearance on July 14 at St. Louis…Went 1-2 with
a run scored as the starting third baseman for
fracture…Reinstated on July 22 at Florida.
the National League.
• Singled in the fifth inning on August 11 vs. San
• Was hit in the head by a pitch from Matt Cain in
Diego to pass Ed Kranepool for the most total
the fourth inning on August 15 vs. San Francisco
bases in franchise history with 2,048…Finished
and was diagnosed with a concussion…Was
the year with 2,112 total bases…Kranepool
placed on the 15-Day Disabled List on August 16
needed 1,853 games to set the mark…Wright
with a concussion.
accomplished the feat in 1,062 games.
• Activated from the 15-Day Disabled List prior to
• Played the final two innings at shortstop on
the game on September 1 at Colorado.
August 7 vs. Atlanta, his first professional
• Had six RBI and three runs scored in the Mets’
appearance at the position.
10-9 victory over the Phillies on September 12 at
Philadelphia…Was the second time in his career
2010 SEASON that he has recorded at least six RBI and three
• Collected his 1,000th career hit on April 27 vs.
runs scored in the same game.
Los Angeles-NL…Became the eighth player to
• Played for Team USA in the 2009 World
collect 1,000 hits with the Mets…Did it in only
Baseball Classic…Hit .281 (9-32) with three runs
868 career games.
scored, one double, and five RBI…Connected on
• Had 143 home runs at the time of his 1,000th hit
a decisive two-RBI single in the bottom of the
(868 games)…Only three players have recorded
ninth inning to score Brian Roberts and Jimmy
their first 1,000 hits for a New York team in fewer
Rollins to give Team USA a 6-5 victory over
games while having as many home runs as
Puerto Rico on March 17 in Miami, FL.
Wright: Babe Ruth (795 games, 255 home runs),
Lou Gehrig (826 games, 165 home runs) and Joe
DiMaggio (711 games, 173 home runs).
2008 SEASON
• Set career highs in home runs, RBI, and runs
• Voted the National League Player of the Month
scored…Tied his career–best in doubles.
for June…It was his second career monthly
• Earned his second Rawlings Gold Glove Award…
award (June, 2006)...He became the first player
Also received the Louisville Silver Slugger
in team history to hit at least .400 with 25 or
Award for the second consecutive year.
more RBI in a calendar month…Tied his career-
• Made his third All-Star appearance on July 15 at • Drove in 74 runs prior to the All-Star Game, the
Yankee Stadium…Went 1-3 while serving as the most by a Met in franchise history.
designated hitter. • Named the NL’s Co-Player of the Week along
with José Reyes for the week ending June 18.
2007 SEASON • Became the first player in Mets history to drive
• Finished fourth in the National League’s MVP in a run in each of the team’s first six games of
voting with 182 points. the year (10 total), April 3-April 11.
• Won his first Rawlings Gold Glove Award.
• Became the 10th player in MLB history to win a POSTSEASON
Gold Glove and have a 30-30 season. • Hit his first postseason home run (off Anthony
• Was the recipient of the Louisville Silver Slugger Reyes) in the third inning of Game 4 of the NLCS
Award, his first career Silver Slugger. at St. Louis to give New York a 2-1 lead…Had
a team-high four RBI in the Division Series vs.
• His 330 total bases set the franchise record,
Los Angeles…Tied the club record for extra-
surpassing Lance Johnson’s mark of 327 total
base hits in a Division Series game with his two
bases in 1996.
doubles in Game 1…Drove in three runs in his
• Tied his career-best with 42 doubles and
first postseason game (Game 1 of the NLDS vs.
finished two behind the club mark.
the Dodgers).
• Became the first player in franchise history to
record three consecutive seasons with 100 or 2005 SEASON
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more RBI…Was also the second player in team • Collected 42 doubles to rank second on the
history to have three 100-RBI seasons. club’s single-season list.
• Was elected the starting third baseman for the • Tied the club record for games played at third
National League in the All-Star Game on July 10 (160)…Robin Ventura also played in 160 contests
at San Francisco…Was 1-3 in the NL’s 5-4 loss. in 1999.
• Hit a home run in four consecutive games, from
June 7-June 10, setting a new career-high. 2004 SEASON
• Established a new career-high with a 26-game • Among NL rookies, he finished tied for first in
hitting streak, from September 17, 2006-April 19, batting average with Aaron Miles of Colorado.
2007. • Was 3-5 with a career-high six RBI on August 5
• Had at least one hit in each of the Mets first 14 at Milwaukee.
games, setting a new club record for the longest • Hit his first major league home run and knocked
hitting streak to start a season. in his first run with a solo shot in the second
inning off John Patterson on July 26 at Montreal.
2006 SEASON • Picked up his first major league hit, a double, on
• Finished ninth in the National League with a .311 July 22 vs. Montreal (off Zach Day).
batting average.
• Named the Sterling Minor League Player of the
• Was voted the starting third baseman for the Year.
All-Star Game, his first All-Star selection, in
• Played for Team USA in Major League Baseball’s
Pittsburgh on July 11…Was 1-3 with a solo home
Futures Game at Houston’s Minute Maid Park on
run in the NL’s, 3-2, loss…Became the second
July 11…Went 1-3 with a single.
Met in club history to hit a home run during an
All-Star Game, the other was Lee Mazzilli in 1979.
METS HITTING STREAKS

# Player Dates # Player Dates
30 Moises Alou 8/23 - 9/26/07 JOSÉ REYES 7/17 - 8/7/05
26 DAVID WRIGHT 9/17/06 - 4/19/07 19 Tommie Agee 6/22 - 7/8/70
24 Mike Piazza 5/25 - 6/22/99 Lee Mazzilli 8/28 - 9/18/79
Hubie Brooks 5/1 - 6/1/84 Felix Millan 7/5 - 7/26/75
23 Cleon Jones 8/25 - 9/25/70 18 Ed Kranepool 7/11 - 8/5/75
Mike Vail* 8/22 - 9/15/75 Lee Mazzilli 6/18 - 7/10/80
John Olerud 7/19 - 8/9/98 Felix Millan 7/13 - 8/1/73
21 Mike Piazza 6/7 - 7/3/00 JOSÉ REYES 5/15 - 6/2/08
20 Tommie Agee 4/16 - 5/9/70 Darryl Strawberry 6/8 - 6/29/90
Edgardo Alfonzo 6/10 - 7/10/97 Frank Thomas 5/12 - 5/30/62
Cliff Floyd 4/8 - 5/4/05
Butch Huskey 8/22 - 9/13/97
2003 SEASON • Received the Joan Payson Award on January

25, 2008 from the New York Chapter of the
BBWAA.
player on his club.
• Was the recipient of the New Jersey Sports
BACKGROUND Writers “Sports Humanitarian Award” on
January 25, 2008.
• David Allen Wright graduated from Hickory (VA)
High School, earning All-State honors in 1999, • Donated $250,000 to the Sandy Relief efforts in
2000 and 2001… Batted .538, with six home 2012.
runs and 19 RBI his senior year…Over his four- • Has raised over $1.4 million over the last eight
year career at Hickory, he hit .438 with 13 home years at his annual charity event in Norfolk,
runs and 90 RBI. VA for the Children’s Hospital of the King’s
• Named the Gatorade Virginia High School Daughters…This year’s event was held on
Player of the Year and the Virginia All-State January 19.
Player of the Year in 2001.
• Won MLB.com’s Most Outstanding Play of the
CAREER TRANSACTIONS
Year Award in 2005 in an online vote by fans for • Selected by the New York Mets in the first-round
his bare-handed, over-the-shoulder, diving catch (38th pick overall) in the 2001 First-Year Player
of a pop-up at San Diego. Draft.
• Won MLB.com’s 2004 Rookie of the Year Award • On the 15-Day Disabled List, August
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by receiving the most online votes by fans. 17-September 1, 2009, with a concussion.
• Named the New Jersey Sports Writers National • On the 15-Day Disabled List, May 18, retroactive
League Rookie of the Year in 2004. to May 16-July 22, 2011, with a lower back stress
fracture.
• Established the David Wright Foundation in
2005 to aid children in need in the New York • On the 15-Day Disabled List, August
City and Norfolk, VA areas. 3-September 20, 2013 with a strained right
hamstring.
• Was involved in Citi Field’s groundbreaking
ceremony on November 13, 2006 • On the 15-Day Disabled List, April 15-August 24,
2015, with a mild strain of the right hamstring...
• Participated in Major League Baseball’s All-Star
Later diagnosed with spinal stenosis.
Tour of Japan in November, 2006.
• On the 15-Day Disabled List, June 3-July 5, 2016
• Was honored by the New York Chapter of the
after undergoing cervical disectomy and fusion
BBWAA, along with José Reyes, as the “Toast of
surgery...Transferred to the 60-Day Disabled List
the Town,” at the organization’s annual dinner in
on July 5.
Manhattan on January 28, 2007.
• On the 60-Day Disabled List from March 30-
• Was invited to dinner at the White House with
end of the 2017 season while recovering from
President George W. Bush, along with other MLB
cervical disc herniation surgery.
players, including Trevor Hoffman, on February
5, 2007.
• Named the Police Athletic League Athlete of the
Year on December 10, 2007.
• Was the guest speaker at the second annual
St. John’s Baseball Bullpen Winter Banquet on
January 24, 2008.
• Received the Baseball Assistance Team (BAT)
Bart Giamatti Award for his service work for the
BAT organization on January 29, 2008.
• Honored with a Thurman Munson Award on
February 5, 2008.
CAREER STATISTICS
2001 Kingsport (R) .300 36 120 27 36 7 0 4 17 0 0 2 16 30 9 1 .458 .391 5
2002 Capital City (A) .266 135 496 85 132 30 2 11 93 1 4 5 76 114 21 5 .401 .367 19
2003 St. Lucie (A) .270 133 466 69 126 *39 2 15 75 1 6 4 *72 98 19 5 .459 .369 16
2004 Binghamton (AA) .363 60 223 44 81 27 0 10 40 0 3 7 39 41 20 6 .619 .467 8
Norfolk (AAA) .298 31 114 18 34 8 0 8 17 0 2 2 16 19 2 4 .579 .388 7
METS .293 69 263 41 77 17 1 14 40 0 3 3 14 40 6 0 .525 .332 11
2005 METS .306 160 575 99 176 42 1 27 102 0 3 7 72 113 17 7 .523 .388 24
2006 METS .311 154 582 96 181 40 5 26 116 0 8 5 66 113 20 5 .531 .381 19
2007 METS .325 160 604 113 196 42 1 30 107 0 7 6 94 115 34 5 .546 .416 21
2008 METS .302 160 626 115 189 42 2 33 124 0 *11 4 94 118 15 5 .534 .390 16
2009 METS .307 144 535 88 164 39 3 10 72 0 6 3 74 140 27 9 .447 .390 18
2010 METS .283 157 587 87 166 36 3 29 103 0 12 2 69 161 19 11 .503 .354 20
2011 METS .254 102 389 60 99 23 1 14 61 0 3 3 52 97 13 2 .427 .345 19
St. Lucie (A)# .476 6 21 9 10 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 6 3 1 0 .619 .593 0
2012 METS .306 156 581 91 178 41 2 21 93 0 5 3 81 112 15 10 .492 .391 10
2013 METS .307 112 430 63 132 23 6 18 58 0 2 5 55 79 17 3 .514 .390 9
2014 METS .269 134 535 54 144 30 1 8 63 0 5 4 42 113 8 5 .374 .324 15
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2015 METS .289 38 152 24 44 7 0 5 17 0 0 0 22 36 2 1 .434 .379 4
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St. Lucie (A)# .321 8 28 5 9 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 5 6 0 0 .321 .424 3
2016 METS .226 37 137 18 31 8 0 7 14 0 0 0 26 55 3 2 .438 .350 4
2017 St. Lucie (A)# .100 3 10 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 .100 .100 1
* led league

2006 NLDS NYM vs LA .333 3 12 1 4 2 0 0 4 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 .500 .385 1
NLCS NYM vs STL .160 7 25 2 4 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 4 4 0 0 .320 .276 0
2015 NLDS NYM vs LA .063 5 16 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 5 7 0 0 .063 .286 0
NLCS NYM vs CHC .286 4 14 5 4 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 4 5 1 0 .429 .444 0
WS NYM vs KC .208 5 24 1 5 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 1 8 0 1 .333 .240 2
LDS Totals .179 8 28 2 5 2 0 0 6 0 0 0 6 11 0 0 .250 .324 1
LCS Totals .205 11 39 7 8 3 0 1 3 0 0 0 8 9 1 0 .359 .340 0
WS Totals .208 5 24 1 5 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 1 8 0 1 .333 .240 2
ALL-STAR GAMES
YEAR LEAGUE/SITE AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HB BB SO SB CS SLG OBP E
2006 NL/Pittsburgh .333 1 3 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.333 .333 0
2007 NL/San Francisco .333 1 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .333 .333 0
2008 NL/New York (AL) .333 1 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 .333 .500 0
2009 NL/St. Louis .500 1 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .500 .500 0
2010 NL/Anaheim 1.000 1 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1.000 1.000 0
2012 NL/Kansas City .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 .000 0
2013 NL/New York (NL) .333 1 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .333 .333 0

2009 USA .281 8 32 3 9 1 0 0 5 0 1 0 3 8 1 0 .313 .333 2
2013 USA .438 4 16 4 7 2 0 1 10 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 .750 .526 0
WBC Totals .333 12 48 7 16 3 0 1 15 0 1 0 6 8 1 0 .458 .400 2
CAREER FIELDING
3B 1571 1087 2945 190 .955 4222 237
SS 2 1 2 0 1.000 3 0
SCOUTING & MINORS
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SCOUTING STAFF
AMATEUR SCOUTING
Thomas Tanous .................................................................................Vice President, International and Amateur Scouting
Marc Tramuta ....................................................................................................................................Director, Amateur Scouting
Bryan Hayes .............................................................................................................................. Coordinator, Amateur Scouting
REGIONAL SUPERVISORS
Doug Thurman ............................................................................................................... National Crosschecker (San Jose, CA)
Steve Barningham ..................................................................................................Global Crosschecker (Land O'Lakes, FL)
John Hendricks ............................................................................................Pitching Supervisor, National (Clemmons, NC)
Mike Ledna ..................................................................Southeast Supervisor/National Crosschecker (Orange Park, FL)
Marlin McPhail ......................................................................................................Regional Supervisor, Northeast (Irmo, SC)
Mac Seibert ............................................................................................... Regional Supervisor, Midwest (Cantonment, FL)
Drew Toussaint ......................................................................................................Regional Supervisor, West (Lakewood, CA)
AREA SUPERVISORS
Cesar Aranguren ..................................................................................................................................Miami, FL (South Florida)
Nathan Beuster .............................................................................................. St. Charles, MO (KS, OK, NE, MO, ND, SD, IA)
Jet Butler ...............................................................................................................................................Brandon, MS (LA, MS, AR)
Daniel Coles .................................................................................................................................................. Raleigh, NC (NC, SC)
Ray Corbett ..........................................................................................................................College Station, TX (Southern TX)
Jarrett England...................................................................................................................................Murfreesboro, TN (KY, TN)
Chris Hervey ........................................................................................................... Ann Arbor, MI (IL, IA, IN, MN, WI, MI, OH)
Tyler Holmes ........................................................................................Roseville, CA (Northern/Central CA, Northern NV, HI)
Tommy Jackson .......................................................................................................... Birmingham, AL (Northern FL, GA, AL)
John Kosciak .............................................................................................................Milton, MA (MA, CT, ME, RI, NH, VT, NY)
Claude Pelletier ...........................................................................................................St. Lazare, Quebec, Canada (Canada)
Jim Reeves ..................................................................................Camas, WA (Western Canada, AK, WA, OR, ID, WY, MT)
Brian Reid.................................................................................................................. Gilbert, AZ (AZ, CO, NM, UT, Las Vegas)
Justin Schwartz ...........................................................................................................................Beverly Hills, CA (Southern CA)
Max Semler............................................................................................................................................... Allen, TX (Northern TX)
Jim Thompson .................................................................Philadelphia, PA (DE, PA, MD, WV, NJ, VA, Washington, D.C.)
Jon Updike ...................................................................................................................................... Apopka, FL (Central Florida)
Evan Wise ............................................................................................................................Fullerton, CA (Southern California)
PROFESSIONAL SCOUTING
Jim D’Aloia ....................................................................................................................Senior Director, Professional Scouting
Bryn Alderson..........................................................................Assistant Director, Professional Scouting (New York, NY)
Mack Babitt ................................................................................................................................................................Richmond, CA
Conor Brooks..............................................................................................................................................................Plymouth, MA
Tom Clark ................................................................................................................................................................Shrewsbury, MA
Tim Fortugno ............................................................................................................................................................Elks Grove, CA
David Keller ................................................................................................................................................................... Houston, TX
Joseph Kowal ..................................................................................................................................................................Yardley, PA
Ash Lawson ...................................................................................................................................................................... Athens, TN
Shaun McNamara .................................................................................................................................................... Worcester, MA
Art Pontarelli ......................................................................................................................................................................Lincoln, RI
Roy Smith ..........................................................................................................................................................................Chicago, IL
Rudy Terrasas ...............................................................................................................................................................Santa Fe, TX
INTERNATIONAL SCOUTING
Chris Becerra .............................................................................................................. Senior Director, International Scouting
Gerardo Cabrera .....................................................................................................Coordinator of Latin American Scouting
Hector Rincones ......................................................................................................Coordinator of Latin American Scouting
Harold Herrera .........................................................................................................Coordinator of Latin American Scouting
Ismael Perez...............................................................................................................................................Supervisor, Venezuela
Marciano Alvarez ............................................................................................................................. Scout, Dominican Republic
Kelvin Dominguez ........................................................................................................................... Scout, Dominican Republic
Fernando Encarnacion .................................................................................................................. Scout, Dominican Republic
Miguel Vasquez ............................................................................................................................... Scout, Dominican Republic
Gabriel Low ................................................................................................................................................................ Scout, Mexico
Fred Mazuca .............................................................................................................................................................. Scout, Mexico
Robert Espejo ......................................................................................................................................................Scout, Venezuela
Nestor Moreno ....................................................................................................................................................Scout, Venezuela
Carlos Perez .........................................................................................................................................................Scout, Venezuela
Andres Nunez ......................................................................................................................................................Scout, Venezuela
Bon Kim .............................................................................................................................................................................Scout, Asia
Alejandro Bautista ........................................................................................................... Tryout Coach, Dominican Republic
Carlos Capellan ................................................................................................................ Tryout Coach, Dominican Republic
Samuel Taveras................................................................................................................. Tryout Coach, Dominican Republic
S C O U T I N G S TA F F
CHRIS BECERRA
SENIOR DIRECTOR, INTERNATIONAL SCOUTING
• Promoted from West Coast Supervisor to Director of International Scouting in
November of 2011.
• Joined the Mets in 2011 as an Area Supervisor in Southern California covering Orange
County, Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo as well as Kern County.
• Previously worked as an Area Supervisor for the Toronto Blue Jays from 2008-2010...
Covered Northern California, Northern Nevada, Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana
during 2008-2009 and Orange County in 2010.
• Member of 1999 College World Series qualifying Oklahoma State University baseball
team...Named a 1997 Junior College All-American at Santa Rosa Junior College.
• Assistant Baseball Coach at Santa Rosa Junior College from 2001-2004.
• Graduated from Sonoma State University with a degree in Kinesiology in 2005.
• Chris and his wife, Ciara, and daughter, Sunny, currently reside in Ventura, CA.
JIM D’ALOIA
SENIOR DIRECTOR, PROFESSIONAL SCOUTING
• Promoted to Director of Professional Scouting in November of 2011.
• Prior to joining the Mets, served as a Professional Scout for the Toronto Blue Jays from
2005-2010...Named Toronto’s Pro Scout of the Year in 2009.
• Served as the Chief Financial Officer for Robert Wood Johnson Medical School in New
Brunswick, New Jersey before joining the Blue Jays.
• Selected in the 33rd round of the 1980 Free Agent Draft and was a member of three minor
league championship teams in the Yankees system.
• In 1982 worked as an infield coach for the Yankees Gulf Coast team.
• A St. Leo University alumni, left school ranking third in career hits (230), fourth in career
runs (159) and fifth in career stolen bases (84).
• Jim and his wife, Carol, have been married for 30 years....The couple has two children, James, 28, who
graduated from The New Jersey Institute of Technology with a Mechanical Engineering degree and Michael,
25, who graduated from Rutgers University with an Economics degree.
SCOUTING & MINORS

MARC TRAMUTA
DIRECTOR, AMATEUR SCOUTING
• Named Director of Amateur Scouting on December 2, 2016.
• Joined the Mets in November, 2012 as the Assistant Scouting Director...Spent 2003-2012
with the Toronto Blue Jays, serving as an area scout, national scouting supervisor, and
professional scout.
• Awarded the Mid-Atlantic Scouts Association Crosschecker of the Year award in 2014.
• Won the Al LaMacchia award in 2006 as Toronto Blue Jays Scout of the Year.
• Served as an Area Scout for the Baltimore Orioles from 1996-2003.
• Served from 1993-1996 as Assistant Baseball Coach and Recruiting Coordinator for
his alma mater, St. Bonaventure University, where he was second Team All-Atlantic 10
Conference selection at shortstop as a junior in 1991.
• Drafted in the 45th round of the June 1991 First-Year Player Draft by the Los Angeles Dodgers.
• Resides in Fredonia, NY with his wife, Tanya, and the couple’s two daughters, Giacinte and Callie.
NO-HITTERS VS. THE METS

Date Pitcher (Location) Score
June 30, 1962 Sandy Koufax (at Los Angeles-NL) 5-0
June 21, 1964 (G1) Jim Bunning (vs. Philadelphia) 6-0 (Perfect Game)
September 20, 1969 Bob Moose (vs. Pittsburgh) 4-0
October 2, 1972 (G1) Bill Stoneman (at Montreal) 7-0
August 24, 1975 (G2) Ed Halicki (at San Francisco) 6-0
September 8, 1993 Darryl Kile (at Houston) 7-1
June 9, 2015 Chris Heston (vs. San Francisco) 5-0
October 3, 2015 (G2) Max Scherzer (vs. Washington) 2-0
PRO SCOUTS
BRYN ALDERSON MACK BABITT CONOR BROOKS TOM CLARK TIM FORTUGNO
Assistant Director,
Professional Scouting
DAVID KELLER JOSEPH KOWAL ASH LAWSON SHAUN MCNAMARA ART PONTARELLI
ROY SMITH RUDY TERRASAS
METS FIRST-ROUND DRAFT PICKS

1965 Les Rohr, LHP 1983 Eddie Williams, IF 2000 Billy Traber, LHP
1966 Steve Chilcott, C# Stan Jefferson, OF 2001 Aaron Heilman, RHP
1967 Jon Matlack, LHP 1984 Shawn Abner, OF# David Wright, IF
1968 Tim Foli, IF# 1985 Gregg Jefferies, IF 2000 Scott Kazmir, LHP
1969 Randy Sterling, RHP 1986 Lee May Jr., OF 2003 Lastings Milledge, OF
1970 George Ambrow, IF* 1987 Chris Donnels, IF 2004 Philip Humber, RHP
1971 Richard Puig, IF 1988 David Proctor, RHP 2005 Mike Pelfrey, RHP
1972 Richard Bengston, C 1989 Alan Zinter, C 2006 No Selection
1973 Lee Mazzilli, OF 1990 Jeromy Burnitz, OF 2007 No Selection
1974 Cliff Speck, RHP 1991 Al Shirley, OF 2008 Ike Davis, 1B
1975 Butch Benton, C 1992 Preston Wilson, IF Reese Havens, SS
1976 Tom Thurberg, OF Chris Roberts, LHP 2009 No Selection
1977 Wally Backman, IF 1993 Kirk Presley, RHP 2010 Matt Harvey, RHP
1978 Hubie Brooks, IF 1994 Paul Wilson, RHP# 2011 Brandon Nimmo, OF
1979 Tim Leary, RHP Terrence Long, IF/OF 2012 Gavin Cecchini, INF
1980 Darryl Strawberry, OF# 1995 Ryan Jaroncyk, SS 2013 Dominic Smith, INF
Billy Beane, OF 1996 Robert Stratton, OF 2014 Michael Conforto, OF
John Gibbons, C 1997 Geoff Goetz, LHP 2015 No Selection
1981 Terry Blocker, OF 1998 Jason Tyner, OF 2016 Justin Dunn, RHP
1982 Dwight Gooden, RHP 1999 No Selection 2017 David Peterson, LHP
CROSSCHECKERS/SUPERVISORS
DOUG THURMAN
NATIONAL CROSSCHECKER
• Named the National Crosschecker in December of 2016 after spending 2012-2016 as
the West Supervisor.
• Was an area scout for the Mets covering Northern California, Nevada and Hawaii from
2008-2011.
• Prior to scouting, was in college coaching from 1992-2006...Spent 11 of those 14 seasons
as San Jose State’s Associate Head Coach.
• Graduated from California State University-Sacramento where he played on the 1990-
1991 teams.
• Received a M.A. degree in Kinesiology from Saint Mary’s College in 2005.
• Doug currently lives in San Jose, CA with his wife, Laura, and daughters Kylie, Brooke and Beverly.
STEVE BARNINGHAM
GLOBAL CROSSCHECKER
• Promoted to his current position following the 2017 season...Was the Southeast
Supervisor from 2008-2017...Joined the Mets in 2006 as a Florida area scout.
• Worked as an area scout with the Oakland Athletics, covering Florida, Alabama and
Georgia from 2004-2005...In 2003, he was responsible for Oregon, Washington, Idaho,
Montana and Wyoming regions.
• Was an outfielder in the Texas Rangers’ organization from 1999-2001, making it as high
as Charlotte (A) of the Florida State League.
• Graduated from Albertson College (ID) with a degree in Liberal Arts...Was a member of
the 1998 NAIA National Championship team in baseball.
• Steve currently resides in Land O’Lakes, FL with his daughter, Addison.
JOHN HENDRICKS
SCOUTING & MINORS

PITCHING SUPERVISOR
• Joined the Mets in January, 2014 after working as Area Scout for Toronto from late
2009-2014.
• Awarded the Al LaMacchia award in 2011 as the Blue Jays Scout of the Year.
• Served as Recruiting Coordinator and Pitching Coach for both Lenoir-Rhyne and
Tennessee Wesleyan College from 2004-2009.
• Competed on two ACC Championship teams and a Super Regional team at Wake Forest
University between 1996-1999.
• Earned First Team All-America and All-ACC Tournament honors in 1998, while setting the
school records at Wake Forest for wins, innings pitched, and strikeouts.
• Selected in the 14th round by current Mets scout Marlin McPhail in 1999 and played two minor league seasons.
• Resides in Clemmons, NC with his wife Kierston.
mike ledna
NATIONAL CROSSCHECKER/SOUTHEAST SUPERVISOR
• Enters his first season with the Mets as the Southeast Supervisor and National
Crosschecker in 2018.
• Worked as the College Relief Pitcher Crosschecker with the Chicago White Sox in 2017.
• Prior to joining the White Sox, Ledna worked as part of the Phillies scouting department
from 2002-2016 as a National Crosschecker.
• Began his scouting career with the Baltimore Orioles in 1985 as an area scout...Worked in
the Orioles scouting department from 1985-2001 eventually working his way to becoming
their Midwest Crosschecker in 1990 and their National Crosschecker in 1996.
• Was selected by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 21st round of the 1977 Amateur Draft out
of Buffalo Grove (IL) High School but elected to attend college...Was selected by the White Sox in the 25th round
of the 1981 Amateur Draft out of Purdue.
• An infielder, Ledna played in 26 games for the GCL White Sox (R) in 1981 where he batted .254 (16-63).
• Attended Chipola (FL) Junior College in 1978-1979 before attending Purdue in 1980-1981.
• Mike and his wife, Kelli, have one son, Blake.
S C O U T I N G S TA F F
MARLIN McPHAIL
NORTHEAST SUPERVISOR
• Enters his fifth season as the Northeast Supervisor.
• Was an Area Supervisor from 1995-2013 signing players such as Matt Harvey, Bobby
Parnell, Josh Edgin and Ty Wigginton.
• Played in the Mets organization for five years, 1982-1986...Was a part of five minor league
championship teams while catching and playing in the infield and the outfield.
• Caught Dwight Gooden’s first professional start at Little Falls (A) of the New York-Penn
League...Broke his thumb in the second inning after catching a fastball.
• Played in the White Sox and Expos systems from 1987-1991, spending most of his time
at Triple-A.
• Coached in the Mets minor league system from 1992-1994.
• Graduated from Cornell University in 1982...Named All-Ivy League twice.
MAC SEIBERT
MIDWEST SUPERVISOR
• Enters his ninth season as the Midwest Scouting Supervisor after spending 2008-2009
as an area scout for the Mets, responsible for Eastern Louisiana, Alabama and Northern
Florida.
• Served as the national scouting supervisor for the Tampa Bay Rays from 2000-2005...
Worked as an area supervisor with the Atlanta Braves, Arizona Diamondbacks and
Tampa Bay Rays from 1994-2000.
• Was the pitching coach and recruiting coordinator for Jefferson Davis Community
College in Brewton, AL from 1990-1994.
• Played for two seasons with the Detroit Tigers organization from 1989-1990 after being
selected with their 36th round selection in 1989.
• Mac resides in Pensacola, FL with his wife, Lorri, and their three children, Mac IV,
Chase and Lauren.
DREW TOUSSAINT
WEST SUPERVISOR
• Promoted to West Regional Supervisor in December, 2016…Joined the Mets as a part-
time scout in February, 2012 before he was hired full-time in October, 2012.
• Was drafted by the Angels in the 13th-round of the 2004 Free Agent Draft from
Southern University (LA)…Hit .271 with 71 homers as an outfielder over five minor league
seasons in the Angels organization.
• Spent 2009 with the Fukuoka Softbank Hawks of the Japanese Professional Baseball
League.
• Drew, 35, grew up in Compton, CA and currently resides in Lakewood, CA with his wife,
Porchia and three children, Justin, Cameron and Peyton.
BIGGEST BLOWN LEADS

Lead Lost Date Opponent Score
8 runs 4/19/80 at Chicago 12-9
7 runs 8/26/08 at Philadelphia 8-7 (13 innings)
7 runs 5/13/03 at Colorado 9-8
7 runs 5/6/95 at Cincinnati 13-11
7 runs 5/23/65 at St. Louis 8-7
6 runs 8/26/70 vs. Atlanta 9-7
6 runs 8/8/65 vs. Chicago 14-10
6 runs 4/7/04 at Atlanta 18-10
6 runs 4/16/13 at Colorado 9-8 (10 innings)
6 runs 5/3/14 at Colorado 11-10
6 runs 7/30/15 vs. San Diego 8-7
AREA & INTERNATIONAL SCOUTS
MARCIANO CESAR ALEJANDRO NATHAN JET GERARDO

ALVAREZ ARANGUREN BAUTISTA BEUSTER BUTLER CABRERA
Dominican Area Tryout Coach Area Area Coordinator, Latin
Republic Supervisor Dominican Republic Supervisor Supervisor American Scouting
CARLOS DANIEL RAY KELVIN FERNANDO JARRETT

CAPELLAN COLES CORBETT DOMINGUEZ ENCARNACION ENGLAND
Tryout Coach Area Area International International Area
Dominican Republic Supervisor Supervisor Scout Scout Supervisor
ROBERT HAROLD CHRIS TYLER TOMMY BON
SCOUTING & MINORS

ESPEJO HERRERA HERVEY HOLMES JACKSON KIM
Venezuela Coordinator, Latin Area Area Area Asia
American Scouting Supervisor Supervisor Supervisor
JOHN GABRIEL FRED NESTOR ANDRES CLAUDE

KOSCIAK LOW MAZUCA MORENO NUÑEZ PELLETIER
Area Mexico Mexico Venezuela International Area
Supervisor Scout Supervisor
CARLOS ISMAEL JIM BRIAN HECTOR JUSTIN

PEREZ PEREZ REEVES REID RINCONES SCHWARTZ
Venezuela Venezuela Area Area Coordinator, Latin Area
Supervisor Supervisor American Scouting Supervisor
MAX SAMUEL JIM JON MIGUEL EVAN

SEMLER TAVERAS THOMPSON UPDIKE VASQUEZ WISE
Area Tryout Coach Area Area International Area
Supervisor Dominican Republic Supervisor Supervisor Scout Supervisor
MINOR LEAGUE & PLAYER DEVELOPMENT
IAN LEVIN .................................................................................................................................................. Director, Player Development
KEVIN MORGAN .................................................................................................................................Minor League Field Coordinator
RONNY REYES................................................................................................................................Director, Minor League Operations
JUAN HENDERSON ......................................................................................................................Director, Latin America Operations
RAFAEL LANDESTOY ......................................................................................................................... International Field Coordinator
NICK FRANCONA ................................................................................................................. Assistant Director, Player Development
JEN WOLF .................................................................................................... Coordinator, Minor League & International Operations
COLIN SCHWARZ .................................................................................................................. Minor League Information Coordinator
LAMAR JOHNSON .....................................................................................................................................................Hitting Coordinator
RYAN ELLLIS ....................................................................................................................................... Hitting Performance Coordinator
RON ROMANICK ......................................................................................................................................................Pitching Coordinator
PHIL REGAN.............................................................................................................................................Assistant Pitching Coordinator
BOB NATAL .............................................................................................................................................................. Catching Coordinator
BENNY DISTEFANO ............................................................................................................................................... Outfield Coordinator
TIM TEUFEL ..................................................................................................................................................................Infield Coordinator
JON DEBUS ..................................................................................................................................... Rehabilitation Pitching Coordinator
MATT HUNTER ........................................................................................................................................................ Medical Coordinator
DAVID PEARSON ..................................................................................................... Rehabilitation & Physical Therapy Coordinator
JON CIOFFI ...................................................................................................... Minor League Strength & Conditioning Coordinator
DR. DERICK ANDERSON....................................................................................................................Mental Skills Program Director
RUBEN AYBAR.......................................................................................................................Short-Season Mental Skills Coordinator
KATHLEEN DILLON ..................................................................................................................Minor League Education Coordinator
GUY CONTI ........................................................................................................................................................................... Senior Advisor
BOBBY FLOYD ................................................................................................................................................................ Special Instructor
OZZIE VIRGIL, SR. ....................................................................................................................................... Special Catching Instructor
AUSTIN DAYTON .........................................................................................................................Dominican Republic Athletic Trainer
ANGEL PONCE ....................................................................................Dominican Republic Strength & Conditioning Coordinator
JHOMELGER GARCIA ..........................................................................................................Dominican Republic Physical Therapist
JOHN MULLIN ..................................................................................................................................... Equipment/Operations Manager
DREW DUNTON ..................................................................................................................................... Assistant Clubhouse Manager
IAN LEVIN
DIRECTOR, PLAYER DEVELOPMENT
• Promoted to his current role in January, 2017 after serving as the Director of Minor
League Operations from 2015-2016.
• Worked as the Manager of Baseball Analytics from 2013-2014 and was the Coordinator
of Amateur Scouting from 2007-2012.
• Served as a Baseball Operations intern in 2006...Started his Mets career as a Media
Relations intern in 2005.
• Originally from Bayonne, NJ and graduated from Bayonne High School...Earned a Sport
Management degree from Seton Hall in 2006 and received a MBA from Binghamton
University in 2011.
• Ian, 33, lives in White Plains, NY with his wife, Sara.
KEVIN MORGAN
MINOR LEAGUE FIELD COORDINATOR
• Enters his third season as the Minor League Field Coordinator...Was the Mets Instruction
and Infield Coordinator for 10 seasons from 2006-2015 prior to being named the Mets
Minor League Field Coordinator.
• Served as the Mets Director of Minor League Operations from 2001-2005...
Responsibilities included overseeing the continuity and consistency of instruction from
the major league level through all minor league clubs, visiting the Mets minor league
affiliates and assisting the front office in baseball decisions.
• Joined the Mets front office as the Assistant to the Director of Minor League Operations
on March 17, 1998.
• Played four seasons in the Mets minor league system from 1994-1997...Made his major league debut for the Mets
in 1997.
• Led all Eastern League shortstops in fielding percentage (.956) in 1996.
• In 1994, he switched to second base and had a .969 fielding percentage at St. Lucie (A) of the Florida State League.
• Graduated from Southeastern Louisiana University with a degree in Business Management/Marketing in 1991.
• Kevin has two daughters, Alyssa and Kallee, and a son, Kamden.
M I N O R L E AG U E S TA F F
ronny reyes
DIRECTOR, MINOR LEAGUE OPERATIONS
• Begins his first season as the Director of Minor League Operations after serving as the
Manager of St. Lucie Operations from 2015-2017...The 2018 season will be his 14th season
in the Mets organization.
• Served as the Coordinator of International Operations from 2013-2015.
• Was the Mets Gulf Coast League administrator from 2006-2012...Joined the organization
in 2005 as a baseball operations intern.
• Graduated cum laude from New York Tech in 2004 where he also played baseball.
• Originally from Brentwood, NY, Reyes makes his home in Palm Beach Gardens, FL with
his wife, Christina.
JUAN HENDERSON
DIRECTOR, LATIN AMERICAN OPERATIONS
• Enters his 15th season in the Mets organization.
• Served as the Dominican Academy Administrator since 2003 and was promoted to
Director, Latin American Operations in November, 2013...Oversees the day-to-day
operations and administration.
• Attended Gulf Coast Community College (FL) from 1991-1993...Drafted in the 27th round
of the 1992 June draft by the Angels.
• Played five years (1993-1997) in the Angels minor league system...Was second in the
Arizona League with a .323 batting average in 1993 and was third in stolen bases (47) in
1995 in the Midwest League.
• Graduated from Universidad Apec in Santo Domingo, DR with a degree in Business Administration in 2003.
• Juan, 46, and his wife, Veronica reside in Santo Domingo, DR with their children: Angel, Alex and Amy.
RAFAEL LANDESTOY
INTERNATIONAL FIELD COORDINATOR
• Beginning his 11th year as the International Field Coordinator...Oversees instruction for
SCOUTING & MINORS

the Mets Dominican Summer League teams.
• Served as the minor league infield coordinator for the Tigers’ organization from
2000-2007.
• Worked as both the outfield and baserunning coordinator as well as the manager of the
Arizona League affiliate in the Diamondbacks system from 1998-1999.
• Was a coach with the Mets during the 1996 season, assuming the role of first base coach
on August 26 for the remainder of the year...Managed St. Lucie (A) of the Florida State
League from 1994-1995, leading the team to a 132-138 record during his tenure.
• Has worked with six different organizations during his coaching career...Started as the first base coach for the
New York Yankees in 1986, followed by a stint in the same role with the Montreal Expos in 1989.
• Rafael played eight major league campaigns with Los Angeles, Cincinnati and Houston...Performed in the 1977
World Series as a member of the Dodgers.
nick francona
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, PLAYER DEVELOPMENT
• Was appointed the Mets Assistant Director of Player Development on November 1, 2017.
• Began his baseball career with the Los Angeles Angles as an advance scout in 2014.
• Worked with the Los Angeles Dodgers as an Assistant Director of Player Development
from 2014-2016.
• Graduated from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania with a B.S. in
Economics…Then served as an officer in the United States Marine Corps.
• His father, Terry, is the Manager of the Cleveland Indians.
LAMAR JOHNSON
HITTING COORDINATOR
• Continues his role after serving as the Mets hitting coach from May 17, 2014 through the
end of the 2014 season...Enters his 14th season as the Hitting Coordinator and his 15th in
the Mets organization...Was the hitting coach for St. Lucie (A) of the Florida State League
in 2004.
• Was the Seattle Mariners hitting coach in 2003.
• Spent four seasons (1999-2002) as the hitting coach for the Kansas City Royals.
• Was the Milwaukee Brewers hitting coach from 1995 until August, 1998.
• Managed the Stockton Ports (A) of the California League in 1993 and 1994.
• Was the hitting coach for the Denver Zephyrs (AAA) of the Pacific Coast League in 1991 and 1992.
• Began his coaching career as a hitting instructor in the Milwaukee Brewers’ system from 1987-1990.
• Played nine seasons in the major leagues (1974-1982), spending his first eight with the Chicago White Sox, and his
last with the Texas Rangers...Played first base and was a designated hitter...Compiled a .287 average (755-2,631),
with 294 runs, 122 doubles, 12 triples, 64 home runs, and 381 RBI.
• Sang the National Anthem prior to a White Sox game in 1977, then hit a pair of home runs and a double, Chicago’s
only hits, in a 2-1 victory.
• Selected by the Chicago White Sox in the third round of the 1968 June Free Agent Draft.
• Lamar, 67, lives in Arlington, TX with his wife, Valory, and their two children: son, Brian, and daughter, Larissa.
RYAN ELLIS
HITTING PERFORMANCE COORDINATOR
• Enters his first season as the hitting performance coordinator.
• From 2015-2017 he served as the short-season hitting coordinator.
• Managed St. Lucie (A) of the Florida State League from 2012-2014.
• In 2011, he managed Savannah (A) of the South Atlantic League.
• In 2009 and 2010, he served as the hitting instructor and infield/outfield coach for the
Savannah Sand Gnats.
• Served as a hitting and infield coach for Kingsport (R) of the Appalachian League in
2008...Was a coach for Binghamton (AA) of the Eastern League in 2007.
• Joined Norfolk (AAA) as a first base coach midway through the 2006 season.
• Was the Montreal Expos 28th round draft pick in the 2000 First-Year Player Draft.
• Coached with the Washington (PA) Wild Things of the Independent Frontier League from 2003-2005.
• Played for the Washington (PA) Wild Things of the Independent Frontier League in 2002.
• In 2000 and 2001, played for the Vermont (A) Expos of the New York-Penn League.
• Graduated from Steel Valley (PA) High School...Also played baseball at Point Park (PA) College.
• Ryan, 39, and his wife, Jodi, make their in home Port St. Lucie, FL with their son, Reece.
RON ROMANICK
PITCHING COORDINATOR
• Begins his seventh season as the Mets Pitching Coordinator.
• Spent 2011 as the Oakland Athletics pitching coach...Served as Oakland’s bullpen coach
from 2008-2010...Before joining the A’s major league coaching staff, was the club’s
minor league roving pitching instructor.
• From 1992-1998 served as pitching coordinator and coach for Seattle.
• Played three seasons (1984-1986) with the California Angels compiling a 31-29 record with
an ERA of 4.24 in 82 appearances, all starts...Won 14 games in 1985.
• Pitched at Arizona State before being drafted by the Angels in the first round of the
Secondary Phase of the 1981 January Draft.
• Ron, a native of Bellevue, WA, makes his off-season home in Fountain Hills, AZ...Has a son, Robert.
TWO WINS, ONE DAY

Only three pitchers in Mets history—Craig Anderson, Willard Hunter and Jesse Orosco—have won both
ends of a doubleheader. Anderson did it on May 12, 1962, beating the Braves at the Polo Grounds, 3-2
and 8-7, with a combined three innings of shutout relief. Hunter accomplished the feat on August 23,
1964 at Shea when 1.2 innings of hitless relief earned him 2-1 and 5-4 wins over Chicago-NL. Orosco
joined the group on July 31, 1983 at Shea when he held the Pirates scoreless over a total of five relief
innings en route to a pair of 12-inning wins, 7-6 and 1-0. John Franco earned a save and a win (respec-
tively) in a July 30, 1996 doubleheader vs. the Pirates at Shea.
PHIL REGAN
ASSISTANT PITCHING COORDINATOR
• Enters his third season as the Assistant Pitching Coordinator after spending the
previous seven seasons as the pitching coach for St. Lucie (A) of the Florida State
League.
• Managed teams in the Venezuelan Winter League from 1989-2009...Managed Leones
del Escogido to the Dominican Winter League championship in 1988 and 1989.
• Led the West Michigan Whitecaps (A) of the Midwest League, in the Detroit Tigers
organization, during 2002 and 2003 seasons.
• Served as the pitching coach for Team USA in the 2000 Olympics.
• Was the pitching coach for the Cleveland Indians during the 1999 season and served in the same role for the
Chicago Cubs in 1997 and 1998.
• Was the manager of the Baltimore Orioles during the 1995 season, guiding the team to a 71-73 record during the
strike-shortened campaign.
• Pitched in 551 major league games, including 105 starts over his 13 seasons...Played for Detroit, Los Angeles
(NL), the Chicago Cubs and the White Sox while compiling a 96-81 record with a 3.84 ERA for his career...Was a
National League All-Star in 1966...Went 14-1 with a 1.62 ERA as a reliever in 1966.
• Phil, 80, resides in Port St. Lucie, FL with his wife, Lissette.
BOB NATAL
CATCHING COORDINATOR
• Starts his 13th season as the Mets Minor League Catching Coordinator.
• Was the Montreal Expos/Washington Nationals bullpen coach from 2002-2005.
• Was a minor league coach and catching coordinator with the Florida Marlins
organization from 1999-2001.
• Played in the major leagues for parts of six seasons with the Expos (1992) and Marlins
(1993-1997)...Hit four home runs in 120 major league games.
• Was an original member of the Marlins, selected in the 1992 Expansion Draft (55th
overall selection)...Spent his first full season in the big leagues in 1993 with Florida...
Is one of six players to play for the Marlins in each of the club’s first five years of existence (Conine, Arias, Nen,
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Sheffield, Rapp).
• Was a member of the 1997 World Champion Florida Marlins.
• Earned All-Star status at every minor league level, from Rookie League to Triple-A.
• Taken by the Montreal Expos in the 13th round of the 1987 Free Agent Draft.
• Attended the University of California at San Diego, where he was an NCAA Division III First-Team
All-America selection.
• Bob lives with his wife, Audrey, and has three sons: Colby, Cooper and Cavan.
BENNY DISTEFANO
OUTFIELD COORDINATOR
• Begins his fourth season as the Outfield Coordinator...Served as the hitting coach for
Brooklyn (A) of the New York-Penn League in 2014...Was in the same role in 2010.
• From 2012-2013 was the hitting coach with St. Lucie (A) of the Florida State League...
Spent the 2011 season as the hitting coach for Savannah (A) of the South Atlantic League.
• Served as the hitting coach for the West Michigan Whitecaps (A) of the Midwest League
from 2007-2009...Began his time in the Detroit Tigers organization in 2006 as the hitting
coach for the Gulf Coast Tigers.
• Played professionally for 12 years including five seasons in the major leagues with
the Pirates and the Astros...Was selected by the Pirates in the second round of the 1982 Amateur Draft out of
Lafayette High School in Brooklyn, NY where he played with former Met John Franco.
• As a member of the Houston Astros, broke up David Cone’s no-hit bid for the Mets with a single in the top of the
eighth inning with one out on April 28, 1992.
• Benny, 56, currently lives in Missouri City, TX with his wife, Brenda, and their son, Ben.
TIM TEUFEL
INFIELD COORDINATOR
• Begins his second season as the Infield Coordinator and Club Ambassador...Served as
the major league third base coach from 2012 through 2016.
• Was a manager in the Mets minor league system for eight seasons from 2003-2011...
Compiled a 464-562 (.452) record in his eight seasons as a minor league skipper.
• For Tim's full bio, please see page 40.
JON DEBUS
REHABILITATION PITCHING COORDINATOR
• Enters his seventh season as the Mets Rehabilitation Pitching Coordinator.
• Served as the Mets bullpen coach in 2011.
• Was a professional scout from 2009-2010 for the Los Angeles Dodgers.
• Served on the coaching staff of the Orix Buffaloes in Japan’s Nippon Professional Baseball
League during Terry Collins’ tenure as Manager from 2007-2008.
• Was the Dodgers bullpen coach in 2005.
• Worked as a minor league catching coordinator for the Dodgers from 2002-2004.
• Was the General Manager of the Elmira Pioneers of the Independent Northern League
from 2000-2001.
• Coached at Albuquerque (AAA) of the Pacific Coast League for two seasons (1997-1998) and one year at Vero
Beach (A) of the Florida State League in 1999.
• Compiled a 274-270 record in five years (1992-1996) as a minor league manager with the Dodgers...Led Great
Falls (A) of the Pioneer League in 1992-1993 and managed Vero Beach (A) from 1994-1996.
• Was the batting coach for San Antonio (AA) of the Texas League from 1990-1991.
• Joined the Dodgers organization after being selected in the 21st round of the June, 1980 draft...Selected as an
outfielder from the College of St. Francis (IL), but was converted to a catcher.
• Played 10 seasons in the minor leagues, advancing as high as Triple-A.
matt hunter
MEDICAL COORDINATOR
• Embarks on his first season as the Mets Minor League Medical Coordinator after
spending the last four seasons as the Athletic Trainer with St. Lucie (A) of the Florida
State League...The 2018 season will be his 14th in the Mets organization.
• Was the athletic trainer for Binghamton (AA) of the Eastern League from 2011-2013...
Served as the athletic trainer for St. Lucie in 2009-2010...Served in the same capacity
with Brooklyn (A) of the New York-Penn League from 2006-2008.
• Spent the 2005 campaign as the athletic trainer for Hagerstown (A) of the
South Atlantic League.
• Was the head trainer for Toronto’s Pulaski (R) of the Appalachian League in 2004.
• In 2004, he graduated from the University of Florida with a Master of Science degree in Athletic Training/Sports
Medicine...Graduated from Berry College (GA) in 2001, with a B.S. in Finance and Sports Management...Is a
certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist.
• Matt, 38, and his wife, Kendra, live in Port St. Lucie with two sons, Nicolas Marco and Ryall Tomas.
DAVE PEARSON
REHABILITATION & PHYSICAL THERAPY COORDINATOR
• Joined the Mets in 2009 as the Rehabilitation and Physical Therapy Coordinator.
• Responsible for the development, delivery and progression of physical therapy services
for players at the rehabilitation complex in Port St. Lucie, FL as well as the follow-up care
for athletes rehabilitation both in- and off-season.
• Served as physical therapist for Jacksonville University athletics from 2006-2008.
• Worked as the manager of Heartland Rehabilitation and Outpatient Physical Therapy in
Jacksonville, FL from 2005-2008.
• Served as a host athletic trainer for the Atlantic Coast Conference Baseball Tournament
in Jacksonville, FL from 2005-2008.
• Received his Bachelors Degree in Sports Medicine and Athletic Training from the University of North Florida in
1998...Earned his Masters Degree in Athletic Training from the University of Florida in 2000 before returning to
the University of North Florida for his second Masters in Physical Therapy in 2002...Graduated from the College of
St. Scholastica in 2017 with his Doctorate in Physical Therapy (DPT).
• Is a licensed physical therapist, certified athletic trainer, as well as strength and conditioning specialist.
• Dave currently resides in Port St. Lucie, FL with his wife, Amy, son, Colby and daughter, Ainsley.
JON CIOFFI
STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COORDINATOR
• Enters his first year as the Mets Minor League Strength and Conditioning Coordinator
after spending last season as the Assistant Minor League Strength and Conditioning
Coordinator.
• Served as the Strength and Conditioning Coach for Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific Coast
League in 2015 and 2016.
• Spent 2014 working with the United States military in Fort Bragg, NC.
• Was a member of the Minnesota Twins organization from 2010-2013.
• Worked as the Strength and Conditioning Coach for Rochester (AAA) of the International
League in 2013, New Britain (AA) of the Eastern League in 2012 and the GCL Twins (R) of the Gulf Coast League
from 2010-2011.
• Received his bachelor's degree in exercise science from Arizona State University.
• Jon, originally from Erna, NH, now makes his home in Port St. Lucie, FL.
DR. DERICK ANDERSON

MENTAL SKILLS PROGRAM DIRECTOR
• Enters his fifth season with the Mets and is the Mental Skills Program Director, one of the
most comprehensive in Major League Baseball.
• Also serves as a Clinical/Sport Psychologist for the three remaining Major American
Sports; as well as a board member for the National Football League Player Care
Foundation.
• Dr. Anderson conceived of, developed and administers the Mets Mental Skills internship
program which was the first of its kind in professional Sports...The program is designed
to provide services to Mets players and staff while providing an opportunity for aspiring
mental skills coaches to work with a professional organization and its athletes.
• Dr. Anderson is also the Employee Assistance Professional for both the major and minor league players and staff.
ruben aybar
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SHORT-SEASON MENTAL SKILLS COORDINATOR
• Promoted to the Short-Season Mental Skills Coordinator this year…From 2009-2017, he
worked with the Mets as a minor league Mental Skills Consultant….His duties include
Preparing, presenting and overseeing mental skills workshops for Mets affiliates and
carrying out individual consultations with players, coaches and staff.
• Has served as professor of psychology at the Universidad Iberoamericana (UNIBE) since
2006…Teaches courses on Clinical Psychology, General Psychology, Social Psychology,
Human Relations, Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Sport Psychology.
• Has worked as a clinical psychologist for various private practices in the Dominican
Republic since 2007.
• Graduated with a Master’s in Clinical and Health Phsycology from the Universidad Complutense de Madrid in
Spain and with a B.S. in Clinical Psychology from Universidad Iberoamericana in the Dominican Republic.
• Ruben is married, has two daughters and lives in Santo Domingo, DR.
kathleen dillon
MINOR LEAGUE EDUCATION COORDINATOR
• Enters her first year as the Minor League Education Coordinator…Will oversee the ESL
(English as a Second Language) Program, Baseball Education and staff development.
• From 2014-2017, served as a Response Officer in the U.S. Coast Guard.
• Interned with the International League’s Pawtucket Red Sox in the community relations
department in 2009 and in the media relations department for Tri-City of the New York-
Penn League in 2008.
• Graduated from Tulane University in 2010 with a B.A. in Communications.
• Has completed two marathons (Chicago and Marine Corps Marathon in Washington D.C.).
GUY CONTI
SENIOR ADVISOR
• Enters his ninth season as a Senior Advisor to the Minor League Department.
• Served as the Mets bullpen coach from 2005-2008 before returning to the minor league
system prior to the 2009 season as the Pitching Rehabilitation Coordinator...Also directed
Major League Spring Training for three different managers from 2005-2017.
• From 2001-2004, he was the Mets Minor League Field Coordinator...In that role,
he directed spring training for the minor league teams and the club’s fall
Instructional League.
• Has been involved in coaching for 53 years, 36 on the professional level.
• Was the pitching coach for Binghamton (AA) of the Eastern League in 2000.
• Was a manager with Kingsport (R) of the Appalachian League in 1999.
• In 1998, he was the Los Angeles Dodgers Minor League Pitching Coordinator.
• From 1987-1998, was a member of the Dodgers Player Development Department.
• Was a pitching coach with several Dodgers’ minor league affiliates from 1988-1997.
• Spent four seasons (1983-1986) in Pittsburgh’s minor league organization as a scout and a coach.
• Played a year in the Houston Astros/Colt 45’s minor league organization after being drafted as a catcher...In 1961,
played for Salisbury (A) in the Western Carolina League.
• Guy, 76, currently lives in Vero Beach, FL with his wife, Jan...They have four children: Kimberly, Curtis, Craig
and Kelly.
BOBBY FLOYD
SPECIAL INSTRUCTOR
• Entering his 33rd season with the Mets...Became a Special Instructor in 2009.
• Managed the rookie-level Gulf Coast Mets from 2006-2008.
• Served as the Mets Minor League Coordinator of Instruction in 2005.
• Was a bench coach with the Mets in 2004 and was the Mets infield coach in 2001.
• In 2002 and 2003, he was the manager of Norfolk (AAA) of the International League...
Compiled a 137-149 (.479) record over those two seasons.
• From November 29, 1988 until he joined the major leagues in 2001, he worked as the
Mets’ Minor League Field Coordinator, and was responsible for on-field instruction, spring
training and the Winter Instructional League.
• Was a manager in the Mets farm system from 1986-1988...In 1988, named the Appalachian League Manager of the
Year and led Kingsport (R) to the league title.
• Managed in the Seattle Mariners organization from 1977-1985...From 1982-1985 he was Seattle’s Triple-A
manager.
• An infielder, he played in the major leagues for seven years with the Baltimore Orioles (1968-1970) and Kansas
City Royals (1970-1974)...Was a player-coach in Omaha (AAA) in 1975.
• Was a member of the 1969 American League Champion Baltimore Orioles team.
• Was the National Association East’s (AAA) All-Star shortstop in 1968.
• Signed in 1964 with the Baltimore Orioles.
• Attended UCLA and the University of Missouri, where he studied psychology...Played baseball at UCLA.
• Graduated from El Segundo (CA) High School, where he was the captain of both the baseball and football teams.
• Bobby lives in Port St. Lucie, FL with his wife, Melody...They have three children: sons, Dan and Benjamin, and
daughter, Sarah.
OZZIE VIRGIL SR.

SPECIAL CATCHING INSTRUCTOR
• Starting his 11th season overseeing catching instruction for the Mets Dominican Summer
League teams.
• Served as a coach on the major league level for 19 seasons...Coached with the San
Francisco Giants (1969-1972, 1974-1975), Montreal Expos (1976-1981), San Diego Padres
(1982-1985) and Seattle Mariners (1987-1988).
• Played in the major leagues for eight years with the New York Giants, San Francisco
Giants, Detroit Tigers, Kansas City Athletics, Baltimore Orioles and Pittsburgh Pirates.
• Worked as an instructor with the San Francisco Giants and Los Angeles Angels at their
academies in the Dominican Republic.
• His son, Ozzie Virgil, Jr., played 11 years in the majors (1980-1990) compiling a .243 batting average with the
Phillies, Braves and Blue Jays.
• Ozzie, 85, makes his home with his wife, Stella, in Monte Christi, Dominican Republic...He is a graduate of DeWitt
Clinton High School in the Bronx, NY.
austin dayton
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC ATHLETIC TRAINER
• Joins the Mets as the Athletic Trainer for the Mets Dominican Summer League teams.
• Spent last year as the Athletic Trainer for Gate City High School (VA)…Also worked at
Champion Physical Therapy in Kingsport, TN.
• Played third base at King University (TN)…Graduated with a degree in Athletic Training
and a minor in coaching…Is currently working on his Masters of Sports Science at East
Tennessee State University.
• Austin, 22, lives in Kingsport, TN.
angel ponce
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC STRENGTH & CONDITIONING SUPERVISOR
• Enters his first season as the Dominican Republic Strength & Conditioning Coordinator
in 2018...Served as the Strength & Conditioning coach for the DSL Mets (R) team from
2016-2017.
• From 2014-2015, he was a personal trainer at Pump Gym in Santo Domingo, DR…Worked
as a personal trainer at Tropical Gym from 2012-2014.
• Received a Sports Nutrition Certification at Palace Gym.
• Angel, 44, is single and resides in Santo Domingo, DR.
jhomelger garcia
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC PHYSICAL THERAPIST
• Begins his first season in the Mets organization.
• Has over 13 years of experience as an outpatient physical therapist.
• From 2006-2008, he served as Latin America Rehabilitation Coordinator for the New
York Yankees in the Dominican Republic.
• From 2015-2016, he was a physiotherapist intern for the Real Madrid Soccer Team in
Spain.
• Received his Master’s in Sports Physiotherapy from Real Madrid School in Spain.
SCOUTING & MINORS

• Jhomelger, 35, and his wife, Carmen Cristina have one son, Miguel Angel.
JOHN MULLIN
EQUIPMENT/OPERATIONS MANAGER
• Begins his eighth season with the Mets organization.
• From 2004-2010 was Washington’s minor league equipment manager.
• The native of San Diego, CA graduated from San Diego State University with a degree
in Economics.
• Began his career working in the clubhouse with the Arizona Diamondbacks as an
assistant to Ryan Strefelder.
• “Mully” currently resides in Viera, FL with his wife, Cinthia, daughter, Abril, and son,
Brayden.
MINOR LEAGUE ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERS
BATTING LEADERS PITCHING LEADERS
BATTING AVERAGE * EARNED RUN AVERAGE **
1. Rigoberto Terrazas KNG .348 1. Jaison Vilera GCL 1.88
2. Dominic Smith LV .330 2. Corey Oswalt BIN 2.28
3. Wagner Lagrange KNG/BRK .330 3. Briam Campusano 4 teams 2.89
4. Amed Rosario LV .328 4. P.J. Conlon BIN 3.38
5. Juan Uriarte KNG .305 5. Harol Gonzalez COL/STL 3.53
HOME RUNS WINS

1. Travis Taijeron LV 25 1. Corey Oswalt BIN 12
2. Peter Alonso STL/BNG 18 Andrew Church STL/BIN 12
3. Dominic Smith LV 16 Merandy Gonzalez COL/STL 12
David Thompson BIN 16 4. Casey Delgado BIN 11
5. Cody Decker BIN/LV 15 5. Jordan Humphreys COL/STL 10
RUNS BATTED IN SAVES

1. Travis Taijeron LV 78 1. Cory Burns BIN/LV 19
2. Dominic Smith LV 76 2. Adonis Uceta COL/STL/BIN 14
3. Jhoan Urena STL/LV 70 3. Tyler Bashlor STL/BIN 13
Dash Winningham COL 70 4. Chasen Bradford LV 11
5. David Thompson BIN 68 5. Two Tied 8
STOLEN BASES STRIKEOUTS

1. Champ Stuart BIN 35 1. Nabil Crismatt STL 142
2. Walter Rasquin BRK 32 2. Corey Oswalt BIN 119
3. Jacob Zanon BRK/COL/STL 30 3. P.J. Conlon BIN 108
4. Jose Miguel Medina BRK/COL/STL 29 4. Harol Gonzalez COL/STL 100
5. Patrick Biondi BIN 26 5. Andrew Church STL/BIN 98
*minimum 2.7 plate appearances/team game

**minimum 0.8 IP/team game
AL JACKSON
No one exemplifies the Mets organization more than Al Jackson. Jackson
has spent 50 of his 57 years in baseball in a Mets uniform. The lefthander
pitched with the Mets from 1962-1965 and from 1968-1969 and still ranks
among the team’s all-time Top-10 list in shutouts and complete games. He
began his Mets coaching career when he retired in 1970. He has worked
for the organization in several roles including as an Advisor to the Baseball
Operations, was the club’s major league bullpen coach from 1999-2000,
served as a minor league pitching coordinator, a minor league manager
and a minor league pitching coach.
2018 MINOR LEAGUE AFFILIATES
Club/League/GM Contact Info Manager & Coaches
LAS VEGAS 51s Tony DeFrancesco (Manager) Grant Hufford (Athletic Trainer)
Pacific Coast League (AAA) Glenn Abbott (Pitching Coach) Josh Fields (Strength & Conditioning)
GM: Chuck Johnson Joel Chimelis (Hitting Coach) Giovanni D'Onza (Assistant Trainer)
GM Phone: (702) 943-7200 Jeremy Accardo (Bullpen Coach)
BINGHAMTON RUMBLE PONIES Luis Rojas (Manager) Bob Grimes (Athletic Trainer)
Eastern (AA) Frank Viola (Pitching Coach) Kory Wan (Strength & Conditioning)
AGM: John Bayne Valentino Pascucci (Hitting Coach)
GM Phone: (607) 722-3866 Luis Rivera (Bench Coach)
ST. LUCIE METS Chad Kreuter (Manager) Kiyoshi Tada (Athletic Trainer)
Florida State (A) Marc Valdes (Pitching Coach) Alex Tavarez (Strength & Conditioning)
GM: Traer Van Allen Joel Fuentes (Hitting Coach) Sabrina Gomez (Mental Skills Coach)
GM Phone: (772) 871-2100
COLUMBIA FIREFLIES Pedro Lopez (Manager) Hiroto Kawamura (Athletic Trainer)

South Atlantic (A) Jonathan Hurst (Pitching Coach) Tanner Miracle (Strength & Conditioning)
GM: John Katz Ender Chavez (Hitting Coach) Josh Kozuch (Mental Skills Coach)
GM Phone: (803) 726-4487
BROOKLYN CYCLONES Edgardo Alfonzo (Manager) Daichi Arima (Athletic Trainer)

New York-Penn (A) Royce Ring (Pitching Coach) Sam Nickelsen (Strength & Conditioning)
GM: Kevin Mahoney Marlon Anderson (Hitting Coach)
GM Phone: (718) 382-2607 David Davalillo (Coach)
KINGSPORT METS Sean Ratliff (Manager) Daichi Arima (Athletic Trainer)

Appalachian (R) Josue Matos (Pitching Coach) John Perry (Strength & Conditioning)
GM: Brian Paupeck Delwyn Young (Hitting Coach)
SCOUTING & MINORS

GM Phone: (423) 224-2626
GULF COAST LEAGUE METS Jose Carreno (Manager) Anthony Olivieri (Athletic Trainer)
Gulf Coast (R) Ariel Prieto (Pitching Coach) Seth Gregorich (Strength & Conditioning)
GM: Ronny Reyes Rafael Fernandez (Hitting Coach) Derek Swartout-Mosher (Mental Skills Coach)
GM Phone: (772) 871-2160 Troy Rooney (Development Coach)
SANTO DOMINGO METS 1 Manny Martinez (Manager) Juan Jose De Los Santos (Athletic Trainer)
Dominican Summer (R) Francis Martinez (Pitching Coach) Frank Galvez (Strength & Conditioning)
GM: Juan Henderson Leo Hernandez (Hitting Coach)
GM Phone: (809) 707-1618 Carlos Capellan (Infield Coach)
Alejandro Bautista (Coach)
Alberto Castillo (Catching Instructor)
SANTO DOMINGO METS 2 Yucarybert De La Cruz (Manager) Antonio Sosa (Athletic Trainer)
Dominican Summer (R) Rafael Roque (Pitching Coach) Ismael Campusano (Strength & Conditioning)
Benjamin Marte (Pitching Coach)
Gilbert Gomez (Hitting Coach)
Lillian Castro (Infield Coach)
Pedro Reyes (Coach)
Carlos Capellan (Coach)
LAS VEGAS 51S (AAA) | PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
ADDRESS: 850 Las Vegas Boulevard North, Las Vegas, NV 89101
PHONE: (702) 943-7200 WEBSITE: lv51.com TWITTER: @LasVegas51s
AFFILIATE SINCE: 2013 2017 STERLING AWARD WINNER: Amed Rosario (IF)
2017 PCL MID-SEASON ALL-STARS: Amed Rosario (IF)
STADIUM (CAP.): Cashman Field (9,334) DIMENSIONS: LF (328), CF (433), RF (328) SURFACE: Natural Grass
TONY DEFRANCESCO MANAGER Year Org.

MANAGERIAL CAREER
Affiliate Record
• Named the Manager of Las Vegas on January 9, 2018.
1994 OAK AZL Athletics (R) 32-24
• From 2011-2017 he was the manager for the Houston 1995 OAK So. Oregon (A) 33-43
Astros Triple-A teams in Oklahoma City (2011-2014) 1996 OAK So. Oregon (A) 29-47
and Fresno (2015-2017). 1997 OAK Visalia (A) 71-69
• The 2018 season will be his 35th year as a player, 1998 OAK Visalia (A) 67-73
coach or manager in professional baseball. 1999 OAK Midland (AA) 74-66
• His Astros' Triple-A teams went 532-463 (.535) while 2000 OAK Midland (AA) 70-69
posting a winning year in each of his last six seasons. 2001 OAK Midland (AA) 71-69
• In 2015, he was named Baseball America's Minor League Manager of 2002 OAK Midland (AA) 75-64
the Year after leading Fresno (AAA) to its first Pacific Coast League 2003 OAK Sacramento (AAA) 92-52
2004 OAK Sacramento (AAA) 79-65
Championship in franchise history as well as its first Triple-A National
2005 OAK Sacramento (AAA) 80-64
Championship...During the regular season, the Grizzlies captured their 2006 OAK Sacramento (AAA) 78-66
first division title since 1998, going 84-59. 2007 OAK Sacramento (AAA) 84-60
• In 14 seasons as a manager in the Pacific Coast League, his clubs have 2009 OAK Sacramento (AAA) 86-57
won eight division titles, four PCL Championships and two Triple-A 2010 OAK Sacramento (AAA) 79-65
National Championships...DeFrancesco is just three victories shy of 2011 HOU Okla. City (AAA) 64-72
reaching 1,000 wins in the PCL. 2012 HOU Okla. City (AAA) 78-65
• Named the interim manager of the Houston Astros on August 19, 2012... HOU Houston (MLB) 16-25
Over their final 41 games, the Astros went 16-25...They were 15-15 over 2013 HOU Okla. City (AAA) 82-62
their last 30 games of the season. 2014 HOU Okla. City (AAA) 74-70
2015 HOU Fresno (AAA) 84-59
• Prior to joining the Astros organization in 2011, DeFrancesco spent 19
2016 HOU Fresno (AAA) 73-70
years in the Athletics organization, serving 16 years as a manager in 2017 HOU Fresno (AAA) 77-65
the club's minor league system (1994-2007) and one season as the A's Totals 23 seasons 1648-1441
major league third-base coach (2008).
• During his first run as manager of Triple-A Sacramento (2003-2007), he guided the team to six first-place finishes
and three PCL Championships (2003-2004 and 2007), including a National Championship over Richmond in the
2007 Bricktown Showdown.
• Named the PCL Manager of the Year in 2003 after the River Cats posted a 92-52 regular season record while
going 6-0 in the postseason en route to the PCL Championship.
• Made his managerial debut in 1994 with the Arizona League Athletics and spent the next two seasons as the
manager of short-season Southern Oregon (A).
• Spent the 1997-998 seasons with Visalia (A) of the California League where he lead the Oaks to consecutive
playoff appearances.
• Managed Midland (AA) of the Texas League from 1999-2002.
• A catcher during his playing days, he played eight seasons in the minor leagues with Boston (1984-1987) and
Cincinnati (1988-1991).
• A 1981 graduate of Suffern High (NY), DeFrancesco played three seasons at Seton Hall University and was drafted
in the ninth round by the Boston Red Sox in 1984.
• Makes his offseason home in Mesa, AZ with his wife, Adriene and his two children, Anthony IV and Genevive.
LAS VEGAS 51s (AAA)
GLENN ABBOTT PITCHING COACH

• Enters his eighth season with the New York Mets organization and his first as the pitching coach
with Las Vegas...Spent the last six seasons as the pitching coach of Binghamton (AA) of the
Eastern League...Was the pitching coach for Savannah (A) of the South Atlantic League in 2011.
• A member of the San Diego Padres’ system before joining the Mets...Was the pitching coach for
San Antonio (AA) of the Texas League in 2010 and 2007...Served in the same role with Portland
(AAA) of the Pacific Coast League in 2008 and 2009 and with Mobile (AA) of the Southern
League in 2006.
• Was a pitching coach in the Texas Rangers system from 2003-2005.
• Spent 13 seasons as a coach in Oakland’s organization, 1990-2002.
• Made his coaching debut with the Mets in 1985 with Little Falls (A) of the New York-Penn League and stayed with
the organization through the 1989 season.
• Played 11 years in the majors with Oakland (1973-1976), Seattle (1977-1981, 1983) and Detroit (1983-1984).
• On September 28, 1975 appeared in the first four-pitcher, no-hitter in major league history, combining with Vida
Blue, Paul Linblad and Rollie Fingers against the Angels on the final day of the regular season.
• A native of North Little Rock, AR, Abbott attended the State College of Arkansas and currently resides in North
Little Rock, AR with his wife Patti...The couple has three children, Todd, Jeff and Amy and are grandparents to five
grandsons and five granddaughters.
JOEL CHIMELIS HITTING COACH

• Begins his first season in the Mets organization after spending 12 years in the Astros
organization…Spent the last two years as the hitting coach at Corpus Christi (AA) of the Texas
League.
• Also worked as a hitting coach with Corpus Christi in 2012, Quad Cities (A) of the Midwest
League from 2013-2016, Lexington (A) of the South Atlantic League in 2011 and Tri-City (A) of the
New York-Penn League from 2006-2010.
• Was a hitting coach in the Montreal Expos/Washington Nationals organization in 2004-2005
with Savannah (A) of the South Atlantic League.
• Served as a hitting coach for the Puerto Rican Winter League champions Cangrejeros de Santurce in 2014.
• Drafted in the 11th-round of the 1988 draft by Oakland…A middle infielder, he spent eight minor league seasons
with the Athletics, Giants and Mets…Played 25 games for the Mets’ Norfolk affiliate in the International League in
1996.
SCOUTING & MINORS

• Also played in Mexico, Puerto Rico, Taiwan, Korea and Canada.
• Was born in Brooklyn and played baseball at Howard Junior College (TX) and for the University of Texas in 1988…
Named to the 1988 NCAA Central Region team.
• Resides in Orlando, FL with is wife, Carmen, and three daughters Adriana, Nicole and Gabriela.
JEREMY ACCARDO BULLPEN COACH

• Enters his second season in the Mets organization and his first as the bullpen coach for Las
Vegas...Was the pitching coach for the GCL Mets (R) in 2017.
• Spent eight seasons in the major leagues with San Francisco (2005-2006), Toronto (2006-
2010), Baltimore (2011), Cleveland (2012) and Oakland (2012)...Went 10-20 with a 4.30 ERA and
38 saves in 262 career games during his major league career.
• Last pitched in affiliated baseball with Syracuse (AAA) of the International League in the
Washington Nationals organization in 2013...Went to Spring Training with Arizona in 2015.
• Was originally signed by the San Francisco Giants as an non-drafted free agent in 2003 after
playing college ball at Illinois State University...Returned to Illinois State in 2016 to finish his degree.
• Served as a summer coach for the Chandler Bats world team in 2015.
• Was an assistant coach for SUV 1 baseball team in 2016.
• Jeremy, 36, and his wife, Carly, have two daughters, Leighton and Leeanne, and two sons, Larson and Locke.
GRANT HUFFORD ATHLETIC TRAINER

• Joins the Mets after spending the previous 10 years as an athletic trainer in the Astros system…
He spent 2015-2017 as a trainer with Double-A Corpus Christi in the Texas League.
• Was named the Texas League Athletic Trainer of the Year in 2016 and was named the California
League Trainer of the Year in 2013.
• Worked as a trainer for Lancaster (A) of the California League from 2013-2014, Lexington (A)
of the South Atlantic League in 2011-2012 and Greeneville (R) of the Appalachian League from
2008-2010.
• Before joining the Astros, he worked for the Lawrence Orthopedic Surgery Clinic in Lawrence,
KS, while also serving as the athletic trainer at Baldwin High School.
• Received his bachelor’s degree in arts with an emphasis in athletic training from Benedictine College (KS)…Has an
ART certification for upper extremities, massage therapy degree and is certified SFMA Level 1.
• Lives with his wife, Jennifer and their daughters Genevieve and Emersyn.
LAS VEGAS 51s (AAA)
JOSH FIELDS STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH

• Enters his second season in the Mets organization as the strength coach for Las Vegas (AAA) of
the Pacific Coast League.
• Was a strength coach in the Angels system from 2009-2015...Worked with Little Rock (AA) of the
Texas League in 2009 and Salt Lake (AAA) from 2010-15.
• Served as a strength intern with Lexington (A) of the South Atlantic League in the Houston
Astros organization from 2007-2008.
• Received his bachelor of sciences degree in athletic training from Emory & Henry College in
2005 where he also played third base for the baseball team.
• Earned his master's degree in nutritional sciences from the University of Kentucky in 2008.
• Originally from Honaker, VA, Josh makes his offseason home in Johnson City, TN and has a son, Wyatt.
• Enjoys mountain biking in his free time.
GIOVANNI D’ONZA ATHLETIC TRAINER

• Enters his fifth season in the Mets organization and his first as the Assistant Athletic Trainer in
Las Vegas...Spent the 2017 season as the Athletic Trainer with Brooklyn (A).
• Was the Athletic Trainer at Kingsport (R) in 2016 and the GCL Mets (R) in 2015.
• Started his Mets career in 2014 as the Dominican Republic Athletic Training Coordinator.
• Served as the athletic trainer for Team Italy in the 2017 World Baseball Classic and served as an
athletic trainer for Pakistan in the 2016 World Baseball Classic Qualifier.
• Was a student trainer for the baseball team at Seton Hall University in 2012 and worked for the
Wagner College (NY) baseball team in 2011.
• Received his Master’s degree from Seton Hall in 2012 and his B.S. in English from Boston College in 2010.
2017 METS DRAFT PICKS

Listed below are the draft picks the Mets signed from their 2017 draft class.
Player Pos. B/T Ht. Wt. Birthdate Round Pick # Signed
David Peterson LHP L/L 6-6 240 9/3/95 1 20 7/7/17
Mark Vientos IF R/R 6-4 185 12/11/99 2 59 6/26/17
Quinn Brodey OF L/L 6-1 200 12/1/95 3 97 6/25/17
Tony Dibrell RHP R/R 6-3 190 11/8/95 4 127 6/19/17
Matt Winaker OF L/L 6-1 195 11/29/95 5 157 6/25/17
Marcel Renteria RHP R/R 5-11 185 9/27/94 6 187 6/19/17
Conner O'Neil RHP R/R 6-2 195 9/25/94 7 217 6/19/17
Trey Cobb RHP R/R 6-1 190 6/24/94 8 247 6/19/17
Cannon Chadwick RHP R/R 6-0 195 12/2/94 9 277 6/19/17
Stephen Villines RHP R/R 6-2 175 7/15/95 10 307 6/19/17
Jack Schneider OF R/R 6-0 190 1/22/98 11 337 7/4/17
Bryce Hutchinson RHP R/R 6-6 245 10/21/98 12 367 7/15/17
Nate Peden RHP R/R 6-4 170 10/16/98 13 397 6/19/17
Dylan Snypes IF L/R 6-2 180 5/1/96 15 457 6/19/17
Raphael Gladu OF L/R 6-2 195 6/23/95 16 487 7/5/17
Carl Stajduhar IF R/R 6-1 215 4/29/96 18 547 6/19/17
Yadiel Flores RHP R/R 6-2 165 7/31/99 20 607 6/26/17
Aaron Ford LHP L/L 5-11 190 9/9/94 21 637 6/19/17
Joshua Payne RHP R/R 6-6 260 10/3/94 22 667 6/19/17
Jose Sierra LHP L/L 6-3 190 2/22/96 23 697 6/19/17
Joe Cavallaro RHP R/R 6-4 190 7/19/95 24 727 6/19/17
Gavin Garay IF R/R 6-2 205 6/18/97 26 787 6/19/17
Billy Oxford RHP R/R 6-1 215 10/22/95 27 817 6/19/17
Jeremy Vasquez IF L/L 6-1 205 7/17/96 28 847 6/19/17
Liam McCall RHP R/R 6-4 180 2/19/99 29 877 6/19/17
Ryan Selmer RHP R/R 6-8 220 5/20/94 31 937 6/19/17
Kyle Wilson RHP R/R 6-1 185 9/27/96 35 1057 7/21/17
Robby Kidwell C L/R 6-3 200 10/21/97 36 1087 6/19/17
Noah Nunez RHP R/R 6-4 210 12/28/98 39 1177 6/19/17
Ronnie Taylor, Jr RHP. R/R 6-3 220 10/6/98 40 1207 7/7/17
BINGHAMTON RUMBLE PONIES (AA) | EASTERN LEAGUE
ADDRESS: 211 Henry St., Binghamton, NY 13901
PHONE: (607) 722-3866 WEBSITE: bingrp.com TWITTER: @RumblePoniesBB
AFFILIATE SINCE: 1992 2017 STERLING AWARD WINNER: Luis Guillorme (IF)
2017 EL MID-SEASON ALL-STARS: P.J. Conlon (LHP), Luis Guillorme (IF), Tomas Nido (C), Corey
Oswalt (RHP) and Kevin Taylor (OF)
STADIUM (CAP.): NYSEG Stadium (6,012) DIMENSIONS: LF (330), CF (400), RF (330) SURFACE: Natural Grass
LUIS ROJAS MANAGER Year Org.

MANAGERIAL CAREER
Affiliate Record
• Enters his second season as the manager for
2011 NYM GCL Mets (R) 27-29
Binghamton (AA) of the Eastern League and 13th with 2012 NYM Savannah (A) 69-67
the Mets organization. 2013 NYM Savannah (A) 77-61
• Led Binghamton to a playoff berth in 2017. 2014 NYM Savannah (A) 85-51
• Managed St. Lucie (A) of the Florida State League 2015 NYM St. Lucie (A) 68-70
from 2015-16...Led St. Lucie to a second-half Florida 2016 NYM St. Lucie (A) 74-61
State League South Division title in 2016...Was St. 2017 NYM Binghamton (AA) 85-54
SCOUTING & MINORS

Lucie's first appearance in the playoffs since 2012 and Totals Seven seasons 485-393
first second-half title since 2007.
• Led the Leones del Escogido to a Dominican Winter League championship in 2015-16.
• Managed Savannah (A) of the South Atlantic League for three seasons from 2012-2014...Guided Savannah to the
South Atlantic League championship in 2013...Was named the South Atlantic League Manager of the Year in 2014.
• Managed the Gulf Coast Mets (R) in 2011.
• In 2010 was a coach for Savannah (A)...Served in the same capacity from 2008-2009 with the Gulf Coast Mets (R).
• Spent 2007 as a coach with the Mets Dominican Summer League team.
• Played with the Baltimore Orioles, Florida Marlins and Montreal Expos/Washington Nationals minor league
systems from 1999-2005.
• Luis makes his offseason home in Santo Domingo, DR wife his wife, Laura, and son, Luis Felipe.
FRANK VIOLA PITCHING COACH

• Enters his first season as the pitching coach with Binghamton (AA)...Spent the last four seasons
(2014-2017) as the pitching coach for Las Vegas (AAA).
• Served as pitching coach for Savannah (A) of the South Atlantic League from 2012-2013 and for
Brooklyn (A) of the New York-Penn League in 2011.
• Inducted into the College Baseball Hall of Fame on June 29, 2015...Went 26-2 with a 1.67 ERA in
three seasons at St. John’s.
• Was the manager of Leesburgh in the Florida Collegiate Summer League from 2008-2010,
leading them to the FCSL championship in 2009 and the championship game in 2010.
• Coached at Lake Highland Prep in Florida from 1998-2007.
• Nicknamed “Sweet Music” went 176-150 with a 3.73 ERA over 15 seasons with the Minnesota Twins (1982-1989),
New York Mets (1989-1991), Boston Red Sox (1992-1994), Cincinnati Reds (1995) and Toronto Blue Jays (1996).
• The three-time All-Star went 20-12 with a 2.67 ERA for the Mets in 1990.
• Was a member of the 1987 World Series Champion Minnesota Twins and was the World Series MVP...Won the Cy
Young Award in 1988, going 24-7 with a 2.64 ERA.
• Frank was born in East Meadow, NY and attended St. John’s University...His wife, Kathy, breeds and trains horses
at their Sweet Music Farm in Orlando, FL...They have three children; Frank III, who pitched in the Chicago White
Sox organization, Brittany, who was in the 2012 Olympics in platform diving and a two-time NCAA champion
from the University of Miami, and Kaley who played Division I volleyball at Winthrop University and is currently an
assistant coach at Davidson College.
BINGHAMTON RUMBLE PONIES (AA)
VALENTINO PASCUCCI HITTING COACH

• Begins his fifth year coaching in the Mets’ system, second in Binghamton, after spending the
2016 season as the hitting coach at St. Lucie (A)...Was with Savannah (A) of the South Atlantic
League from 2014-2015 following his retirement after the 2013 season.
• Played with the Independent League Camden Riversharks in the Atlantic League and with the
Reynosa Broncos in the Mexican League in 2013.
• Appeared in 10 games with the Mets in 2011, hitting one home run...Played in 32 games with the
Montreal Expos in 2004, including the final game in Expos history on October 3, 2004 at Shea
Stadium...Was selected in the 15th-round of the 1999 draft by Montreal.
• Was a 2012 All-Star with Buffalo (AAA) of the International League and won the International League Home Run
Derby during the festivities...From 2010-2012, he hit 55 home runs for the Mets’ Triple-A affiliate, Buffalo.
• Played for Bobby Valentine for the Chiba Lotte Marines in Japan’s Pacific League...Helped Chiba Lotte capture the
2005 championship.
• Valentino, 39, combined to hit 281 home runs over 13 minor league seasons.
LUIS RIVERA BENCH COACH

• Embarks on his first season as the bench coach at Binghamton (AA)...Was the manager of
Kingsport (R) of the Appalachian League from 2015-2017...Has been with the Mets organization
since 2010.
• Spent three seasons as the short-season Hitting Coordinator (2012-2014)...Also served as a
hitting coach at Binghamton (AA) in 2014 when the Binghamton squad won the Eastern League
championship.
• Served as hitting coach for Kingsport in 2011.
• Split the 2010 season in Savannah (A) of the South Atlantic League and Kingsport, serving as a
player/coach in Savannah and infield coach for Kingsport.
• Was a middle infielder playing in the minor leagues for the Mets and Chicago Cubs from 2005-2010, making it as
high as Buffalo (AAA) of the International League in 2009.
• Luis resides in Miami with his wife, Jessica, and son Mateo Rivera.
BOB GRIMES ATHLETIC TRAINER

• Enters his third season in the Mets organization and his third as the athletic trainer with
Binghamton.
• In 2015, Grimes worked in clinic outreach in Murphy, NC.
• Served as an athletic trainer in the Chicago Cubs system for 27 years from 1985-2002 and 2004
2012.
• Worked at Harris Medical Group in Western North Carolina from 2013-2015.
• Has worked as an athletic trainer in the Venezuelan Winter League in each of the last 12 years.
• Earned his bachelor's degree in athletic training from Central Washington University in
Ellensburg, WA in 1981.
• Bob makes his offseason home with is wife, Neriannys Fajardo Grimes, and son, Ignacio Jose
Grimes.
KORY WAN STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH

• Enters his fifth season with the Mets and second with Binghamton (AA) of the Eastern League...
Held the same role with St. Lucie (A) of the Florida State League in 2016.
• Served in the same capacity with Savannah (A) of the South Atlantic League in 2015 and with
Kingsport (R) in the Appalachian League in 2014.
• Prior to joining the Mets, worked as a strength and conditioning coach at Saint Leo University
working primarily with the baseball program and both Men’s and Women’s Tennis programs.
• Graduated in 2013 with a B.A. in Psychology from Saint Leo University.
• Recognized as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through the National Strength &
Conditioning Association.
• Resides in Tampa, FL.
ST. LUCIE METS (A) | FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
ADDRESS: 525 NW Peacock Blvd, Port St. Lucie, FL 34986
PHONE: (772) 871-2100 WEBSITE: stluciemets.com TWITTER: @stluciemets
AFFILIATE SINCE: 1988 2017 STERLING AWARD WINNER: Jhoan Urena (IF)
2017 FSL MID-SEASON ALL-STARS: Tyler Bashlor (RHP), Wuilmer Becerra (OF), Jeff Diehl (IF),
Patrick Mazeika (C), J.C. Rodriguez (IF) and Jhoan Urena (IF)
STADIUM (CAP.): First Data Field (7,000) DIMENSIONS: LF (338), CF (410), RF (338) SURFACE: Natural Grass
CHAD KREUTER MANAGER Year Org.

MANAGERIAL CAREER
Affiliate Record
• Enters his second season as the manager for St. 2006 COL Modesto (A) 28-25
Lucie (A) of the Florida State League and his second 2017 NYM St. Lucie (A) 63-75
in the New York Mets organization. Totals Two Seasons 91-100
• Played 16 years as a catcher in the major leagues
from 1988-2003...Made his major league debut
on September 14, 1988 with Texas and went 2-5 with a home run and three RBI vs. Oakland...
Remained with Texas through the 1991 season.
• Signed with the Detroit Tigers in 1992 and enjoyed his best season offensively in 1993 while
SCOUTING & MINORS

with the Tigers...Batted a career-high .286 (107-374) with a career-best 23 doubles, three triples,
15 home runs and 51 RBI in a career-high 119 games.
• Also spent time with Seattle (1995), Chicago-AL (1996-1998), Anaheim (1997-1998), Kansas City (1999), Los
Angeles-NL (2000-2002)...Finished his career with Texas in 2003.
• Was behind the plate for 892 games in his major league career...Caught 36 percent (260-713) of basestealers in
his career.
• Became the Director of Operations for the University of Southern California baseball team in 2005.
• Managed the Modesto Nuts (A) of the California League in the Colorado Rockies organization to start the 2006
season before being named the head coach at USC in June of 2006...Was the fourth baseball coach at USC in 77
years when he was hired.
• Was 111-117 in four seasons as the USC head coach from 2007-2010.
• Worked in the Arizona Diamondbacks organization as the minor league field coordinator in 2011.
• Was selected in the fifth-round of the 1985 First-Year Player Draft out of Pepperdine University.
• Chad, 53, was born in Greenbrae, CA and now makes his home in Santa Barbara, CA with his wife, Kelly...They
have two sons, Caden and Cole...Caden was drafted by Arizona Diamondbacks out of high school but did not sign
and played collegiately at USC and Miami...He played two seasons in the Padres organization and is the head
varsity coach at St. Monica High School...Cole is currently a junior at UC Irvine (CA).
MARC VALDES PITCHING COACH

• Begins his 12th year in the New York Mets organization and his third year in St. Lucie...Spent the
2014 season in Savannah (A) of the South Atlantic League for his second consecutive season
after also serving as the pitching coach in Savannah from 2009-2010.
• From 2012-2013 was the pitching coach for Brooklyn (A) of the New York-Penn League...Was in
the same role for Binghamton (AA) of the Eastern League in 2011.
• In 2007-2008, he coached at Kingsport (R) of the Appalachian League.
• Pitched in the major leagues for six seasons (1995-2001) with the Florida Marlins, Montreal
Expos and Atlanta Braves...In 144 games (22 starts), he compiled a 12-15 record with four saves
and a 4.95 ERA.
• From 2002-2004, he pitched in the Japanese Professional League...In 2002, he was with Hanshin and was with
Chunichi from 2003-2004.
• Was the Marlins number one draft pick in 1993.
• Left school as the University of Florida’s all-time leader in wins (31) and innings (394.2) and ranked second in
strikeouts (351) after playing for the Gators from 1990-1993.
• Marc, 46, is single and from Tampa, FL.
S T. L U C I E M E T S ( A )
JOEL FUENTES HITTING COACH

• Begins his 12th year in the New York Mets organization and returns to St. Lucie where he was
the hitting coach from 2010-2011 and 2014-2015...Was the hitting coach with Columbia (A) from
2016-2017...From 2012-2013, was the hitting coach with Savannah (A) of the South Atlantic
League.
• Served in the same role with Brooklyn (A) of the New York-Penn League in 2008 and 2009...
Began his Mets career as a coach with Savannah in 2007.
• Signed with the San Francisco Giants in 1997 and played in their organization until 2003,
advancing to Double-A.
• Organized baseball clinics in Vega Baja, PR for children 7-11 years old in 2006.
• Joel, 41, and his wife, Edimaris, have a daughter, Joelimaris (12/16/06).
KIYOSHI TADA ATHLETIC TRAINER

• Begins his eighth season with the Mets organization and his first as the Athletic Trainer with St.
Lucie...Was the head athletic trainer with Columbia (A) of the South Atlantic League from 2016-
2017.
• Spent 2015, as well as 2011, with Brooklyn (A) of the New-York Penn League.
• Was with Kingsport (R) of the Appalachian League from 2012-2014.
• Spent the 2010 season as the athletic trainer for the Arizona Royals (R) of the Arizona League...
Spent the 2009 campaign in the same role with the Arizona Mariners (R) of the Arizona League.
• Received his B.S. from Colorado State University-Pueblo in 2007...Graduated with an M.S. from
California University of Pennsylvania in 2008.
• Is a certified Muscle Activation Technique Specialist, Performance Enhancement Specialist and Speed and
Explosion Specialist.
• Kiyoshi, 34, currently resides in Aichi, Japan.
ALEX TAVAREZ STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH

• Begins his fifth season with the Mets and his second with St. Lucie...Served as the Strength and
Conditioning coach at Columbia (A) of the South Atlantic League in 2016.
• Was the Strength and Conditioning Coach for Scottsdale during the 2016 Arizona Fall League.
• Spent 2014-2015 as the Strength and Conditioning Coach with the Gulf Coast Mets (R).
• Served as the Strength and Conditioning Coach with St. Leo University (FL) in 2013.
• Graduated from Florida Atlantic University in 2013 with a B.S. in Exercise Science and Health
Promotion….Is certified by the CSCS, RSCC, USAW AND USATF.
• Alex, 28, lives in Davie, FL.
SABRINA GOMEZ MENTAL SKILLS COACH

• Begins her second season as the mental skills coach with St. Lucie (A) of the Florida State
League and her third in the Mets organization...Was an intern with the GCL Mets (R) in 2016.
• Received her master's degree in sport psychology from Barry University in Miami, FL.
• Is a third degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do.
• Sabrina, who was born in the Dominican Republic, moved to Miami when she was four years old
and now makes her offseason home in Miami.
COLUMBIA FIREFLIES (A) | SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
ADDRESS: 1640 Freed Street, Columbia, SC 29201
PHONE: (803) 726-4487 WEBSITE: columbiafireflies.com TWITTER: @ColaFireflies
AFFILIATE SINCE: 2016 2017 STERLING AWARD WINNER: Jordan Humphreys (RHP)
2017 SAL MID-SEASON ALL-STARS: Merandy Gonzalez (RHP), Jordan Humphreys (RHP),
Michael Paez (IF), Max Kuhns (RHP), Adonis Uceta (RHP)
and Dash Winningham (IF)
STADIUM (CAP.): Spirit Communications Park (10,000) DIMENSIONS: LF (319), CF (400), RF (330) SURFACE: Natural Grass
PEDRO LOPEZ MANAGER

• Enters his 11th season with the Mets organization MANAGERIAL CAREER
and his first as the manager at Columbia...Was the Year Org. Affiliate Record
manager at Las Vegas (AAA) in 2017. 2001 TEX Savannah (A) 54-82
• Spent 2012-2016 as the manager at Binghamton 2002 TEX Pulaski (R) 34-32
(AA) of the Eastern League...Led the club to an EL 2003 TEX AZL Rangers (R) 38-18
Championship in 2014. 2004 TEX AZL Rangers (R) 32-24
2005 TEX AZL Rangers (R) 27-29
SCOUTING & MINORS

• Inducted into the Binghamton Baseball Shrine in
2007 TEX AZL Rangers (R) 22-34
September of 2015 after becoming the all-time
2008 NYM Kingsport (R) 33-30
winningest manager in team history. 2009 NYM Brooklyn (A) 45-30
• Named the 2013 Eastern League Manager of the Year after leading 2010 NYM Savannah (A) 75-64
Binghamton to a franchise-record 86 wins and a trip to the postseason. 2011 NYM St. Lucie (A) 72-68
• Served as the manager of St. Lucie (A) of the Florida State League in 2012 NYM Binghamton (AA) 68-74
2011 and Savannah (A) of the South Atlantic League in 2010. 2013 NYM Binghamton (AA) 86-55
• Led Brooklyn (A) of the New York-Penn League to the playoffs in 2014 NYM Binghamton (AA) 83-59
2009...Started his Mets career as a coach with Savannah in 2008... 2015 NYM Binghamton (AA) 77-64
Assumed Kingsport managerial duties in mid-2008. 2016 NYM Binghamton (AA) 63-77
• Managed and coached in the Texas Rangers’ system from 2000-2007... 2017 NYM Las Vegas (AAA) 56-86
Totals 16 seasons 865-826
Was a manager for the AZL Rangers (R) from 2003-05 and 2007 and at
Pulaski (R) in 2002...Served as a hitting coach with Bakersfield (A) in 2006 and a coach with Savannah (A) in 2001.
• Attended Arizona Western College in Yuma, Arizona.
• Was a 21st-round draft pick of the San Diego Padres in 1988...Spent six seasons in the Padres organization,
making it as high as Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific Coast League...Spent two years with the Milwaukee Brewers
organization beginning in 1995 before ending his playing career with the Houston Astros in 2000.
• Pedro, 49, and his wife, Gladys, have twins, Leslian Marie and Lainey Marie, and make their home in Toa Baja, PR.
JONATHAN HURST PITCHING COACH

• Begins his 13th season as a pitching coach in the Mets organization and his third in Columbia
(A) of the South Atlantic League...Also served as the pitching coach with the Mets Sally League
affiliate in Savannah from 2007-08.
• Spent 2009-2015 with Kingsport (R) of the Appalachian League.
• Appeared in seven games for the New York Mets in 1994...Also pitched for the Montreal Expos
in 1992.
• Spent the 1993 campaign with the Dodgers Triple-A affiliate in Albuquerque.
• He pitched in the Mexican League from 1995 through July of 1998...After leaving Mexico, he
joined the Oklahoma Red Hawks (AAA) of the Pacific Coast League in the Texas Rangers' organization...Pitched in
Taiwan for two-and-a-half years through 2000 following his stint in Oklahoma.
• Pitched in Japan in 2001 and went back to Taiwan from 2002-2005.
• Jonathan, 51, lives in Spartanburg, SC with his wife Teresa Chang...Has three sons: Jonathan, Jr., Kristian, and
Davian.
COLUMBIA FIREFLIES (A)
ENDER CHAVEZ HITTING COACH

• Embarks on his first season as the hitting coach for Columbia (A) of the South Atlantic League...
Spent the last two seasons as the hitting coach for Kingsport (R) of the Appalachian League.
• Spent three seasons in the same role with the GCL Mets (R) from 2013-2015.
• From 2011-2012 he was the hitting coach for the DSL Mets (R).
• Played in the minor leagues for the Colorado Rockies organization from 1998-2001, New York
Mets 2002-2003 and 2008 and the Montreal Expos from 2004-2007.
• In 2000 he was named the MVP of the Pioneer League.
• Helped St. Lucie (A) win the Florida State League Championship in 2002.
• Played for Navegates de Magallanes of the Venezuelan Winter League from 1998-2006 and Bravos de Margarita
2007-2008.
• Worked in the Liga Paralela de Beisbol in Venezuela (Venezuelan League minors) as a coordinator for the Bravos
de Margarita Paralela League affiliate in 2013 and a manager for Navegantes' Paralela team affiliate in 2014.
• Was an assisstant hitting coach with Navegantes during the 2016-17 offseason.
• Brother of former Mets outfielder Endy Chavez.
• Ender and his wife, Andrea, reside in Valencia, VZ with their children: Ender Jr., Daniel, Denisse and Delanys.
HIROTO KAWAMURA ATHLETIC TRAINER

• Begins his third season with the Mets organization and first with Columbia (A)...Worked as the
athletic trainer for the GCL Mets (R) in 2017
• Spent the 2016 season as the Mets Dominican Republic Athletic Training Coordinator.
• Was an intern with EXOS in 2015, the Boston Red Sox' affiliate in Pawtucket (AAA) in 2012.
• Worked as an athletic trainer for the baseball team at Texas State University from 2013-2015.
• Served as an athletic trainer with Fresno (AAA) of the Pacific Coast League in the San Francisco
Giants' organization from 2010-2011.
• Received his master's degree in post professional athletic training from Texas State University
and his bachelor of sciences degree in athletic training and exercise science from Southern
Illinois University Carbondale.
• Is a certified athletic trainer, licensed athletic trainer, corrective exercise specialist and Graston Technique
specialist.
• Hiroto, 31, currently resides in Yamagata, Japan.
TANNER MIRACLE STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH

• Begins his second season as the strength coach with Columbia and his third season in the New
York Mets organization.
• Held the same position with the Gulf Coast League Mets (R) in 2016.
• Prior to joining the Mets, Miracle worked as the Director of Strength and Conditioning
Operations for baseball at Webber International University in Babson Park, FL.
• Played two years of college football as an outside linebacker with his first season coming at
Butler Community College in El Dorado, KS...His second season came at the University of
Nebraska-Omaha.
• Received his bachelor of sciences degree from the University of Kansas in 2014.
• Is certified by USA Weightlifting as a Sport Performance Coach and as a CSCS by the National Strength and
Conditioning Association (NSCA).
• Tanner, 26, makes his offseason home in Florida.
JOSH KOZUCH MENTAL SKILLS COACH

• Begins his third season with the Mets and his second with Columbia...Was an intern with the
Mets in 2016, serving as the mental skills coach with Kingsport (R) of the Appalachian League.
• Played four seasons of college baseball as a catcher between Oakland University (MI) and
Saginaw Valley State University (MI)...Graduated from Saginaw Valley State with a bachelor of
sciences degree in biology.
• Coached American Legion baseball with Midland Berryhill (MI) for two seasons.
• Received his master's degree in sport, exercise and performance psychology from Barry
University in Miami, FL in 2016.
• Josh, 29, grew up in Kawkawlin, MI and graduated from Bay City Western HS in 2006...He currently makes his
offseason home in South Florida.
BROOKLYN CYCLONES (A) | NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE
ADDRESS: 1904 Surf Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11224
PHONE: (718) 449-8497 WEBSITE: brooklyncyclones.com TWITTER: @BKCyclones
AFFILIATE SINCE: 2001 2017 STERLING AWARD WINNER: Nicolas Debora (RHP)
2017 NYP MID-SEASON ALL-STARS: Jose Miguel Medina (OF) and Walter Rasquin (IF)
STADIUM (CAP.): MCU Park (7,000) DIMENSIONS: LF (315), CF (412), RF (312) SURFACE: Field Turf
EDGARDO ALFONZO MANAGER Year

MANAGERIAL CAREER
Org. Affiliate Record
• Enters his second year as the manager of Brooklyn
2017 NYM Brooklyn (A) 24-52
(A) of the New York-Penn League...Served as a coach
with Brooklyn in 2016.
• Ranks fifth in hits (1,136) and runs (614), sixth in doubles (212), seventh in RBI (538) and ninth in
home runs (120) in franchise history.
• Selected an All-Star in 2000, hitting a career best .324 with 25 home runs, 40 doubles and 94
RBI while helping the Mets reach the World Series for the first time since 1986.
SCOUTING & MINORS

• On August 30, 1999, Alfonzo went 6-6 with three home runs, five RBI and six runs...He set team
records in a game for hits, runs, total bases (16) and tied for the single-game home run mark.
• Won the Silver Slugger Award in 1999.
• Ranked second in the National League with a .417 batting average with runners-in-scoring-position in 1997.
• Was second in the Gold Glove voting for NL third basemen in 1997.
• Made his major league debut on April 26, 1995 at Colorado.
• Won the 1994 Webster Award, an honor that is bestowed on the Mets minor league athlete who best exemplifies
the integrity and character displayed by Mets minor leaguer Richard Webster in his life and career.
• Signed by the Mets as an undrafted free agent in 1991 to a minor league deal.
• Over the course of his career, played in 1,506 games (1,086 with the Mets), scored 777 runs, collected 1,532 hits,
282 doubles, 146 home runs, 744 RBI and a .284 career batting average.
• Also played with the San Francisco Giants, Los Angeles Angels, Toronto Blue Jays, Bridgeport Bluefish, Long
Island Ducks, Yomiuri Giants, Tigres de Quintana Roo (Mexican League), and most recently, the Newark Bears.
• Continues to serve as a club ambassador for the Mets.
• His brother, Edgar Alfonzo, managed the Cyclones in 2001 and from 2007-2008...Edgar is the all-time winningest
manager in Cyclones history (146-79).
ROYCE RING PITCHING COACH

• Begins his second year with Brooklyn (A) of the New York-Penn League...Spent the 2016 season
as the pitching coach at Kingsport (A) of the Appalachian League
• Spent the 2014 and 2015 seasons as the pitching coach with the Gulf Coast (R) Mets.
• A lefthander, he pitched for the Mets in 2005-2006 and compiled an 0-2 record with a 3.47 ERA
in 26 games.
• Played in the majors from 2005-2010 with the Mets, Braves, Padres and Yankees and had a 3-3
record with a 5.29 ERA...Spent 2011 in the minor leagues with Seattle and Boston before going
to Colorado’s organization in 2012...Played independent ball in 2013.
• Acquired by the Mets in 2003 along with pitcher Edwin Almonte and infielder Andrew Salvo from Chicago (AL) in a
trade that sent Roberto Alomar to the White Sox.
• Selected in the first round (18th overall) by the White Sox in the June, 2002 First Year Player Draft.
• Royce, 37, lives in San Diego with his wife and two daughters.
B R O O K LY N C Y C L O N E S ( A )
MARLON ANDERSON HITTING COACH

• Begins his first year as the hitting coach for Brooklyn (A) of the New York-Penn League.
• Played with the Phillies, Mets, Dodgers, Rays, Cardinals and Nationals over his 12-year major
league career (1998-2009)…Hit .265 with 174 doubles, 63 homers, 371 RBI and 71 stolen bases
over parts of 12 seasons.
• Played with the Mets in 2005 and from 2007-2009…Hit .319 in 43 games for the Mets in 2007.
• From 2013-2017, he served as a baseball analyst for MLB.com…From 2014-2016, he also worked
for Comcast Sportsnet covering the Phillies…Was a baseball analyst for Sirius XM from 2015-
2017 in Atlanta.
• In 2011 and 2012 he was a hitting coach in the Washington Nationals farm system…Was with Hagerstown (A) of the
South Atlantic League in 2011 and with Potomac (A) of the Carolina League in 2012.
• Appeared in the 2004 World Series with the Cardinals…Hit a home run in his first major league at-bat with the
Phillies in 1998…Hit the record-breaking fourth homer of back-to-back-to-back-to-back home runs in a ninth inning
comeback for the Dodgers in 2006…His bat was added to the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown.
• Anderson, 43, was born in Montgomery, AL and makes his home in Johns Creek, GA.
DAVID DAVALILLO COACH

• Embarks on his first season as a coach with the Brooklyn Cyclones (A)...Spent the last four
seasons as a manager with the DSL Mets2.
• From 2010-2013, he was a coach with the DSL Mets (R).
• Began his coaching career in the Venezuelan Summer League with the Mets affiliate during the
2009 season.
• Previously served as an international scout for the Mets from 2006-2008.
• David, 43, currently lives in Venezuela with his wife, Migdalia, and his children: sons, David and
Gabriel, and daughters, Dakary and Dayiri.
DAICHI ARIMA ATHLETIC TRAINER

• Enters his fourth season in the Mets organization and his first with Brooklyn...Spent the 2017
season as the trainer with Kingsport (R).
• Spent the 2016 season in the same capacity with the Gulf Coast Mets (R)...Started his Mets
career in 2015 as the Dominican Republic Athletic Training Coordinator.
• Had an internship with the Pittsburgh Pirates in the Dominican Republic for the 2013 season.
• Received his bachelor's degree in athletic training from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
• Daichi, 29, is originally from Kumamoto, Japan.
SAM NICKELSEN STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH

• Enters his second season with Brooklyn (A) and his second season in the Mets organization.
• Before joining the Mets, he was the Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach for the University
of Tampa from 2014-2016...Oversaw the baseball, softball, lacrosse and track programs...
Additionally, he served as an athletic performance coach for Strive Athletics working with post-
surgical, high school and collegiate athletes.
• Began his coaching career at the University of South Florida, where he was an athletic
performance intern...Assisted with the football, baseball and volleyball programs.
• Graduated from the University of Tampa with a bachelor's degree in Exercise Physiology in 2012
and his master's in Exercise and Nutrition Science in 2014.
• Is a registered strength and conditioning coach (NSCA-RSCC), Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist
through the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA-CSCS), Sports Performance Coach Certified
through USA Weightlifting (USAW) and a Corrective Exercise Specialist through the National Academy of Sports
Medicine (NASM-CES).
• Played baseball at Hudson Valley Community College from 2011-2012 as a shortstop and pitcher.
KINGSPORT METS (R) | APPALACHIAN LEAGUE
ADDRESS: 800 Granby Rd., Kingsport, TN 37662
PHONE: (423) 224-2626 WEBSITE: kmets.com TWITTER: @Kingsport_Mets
AFFILIATE SINCE: 1980 2017 STERLING AWARD WINNER: Rigoberto Terrazas (IF)
2017 AL POST-SEASON ALL-STARS: Wagner Lagrange (OF) and Rigoberto Terrazas (IF)
STADIUM (CAP.): Hunter Wright Stadium (2,000) DIMENSIONS: LF (330), CF (410), RF (330) SURFACE: Natural Grass
SEAN RATLIFF MANAGER

• Enters his fourth year in the Mets system and his first as a manger...Spent the last two seasons
as the hitting coach with Brooklyn (A).
• Started his coaching career at Kingsport (R) of the Appalachian League as a hitting coach
in 2015.
• Was the Mets’ fourth-round draft pick in 2008 from Stanford University.
• Reached as high as Double-A before he was struck in the face with a foul ball forcing his
retirement in 2012.
SCOUTING & MINORS

• Was a two-time Pac-10 First Team All-Conference, a Rawlings Gold Glove winner in 2008 and
helped Stanford reach the 2008 College World Series…Graduated with a degree in Economic Sociology.
• Sean, 31, and his wife, Kelly, live in Bayfield, CO.
JOSUE MATOS PITCHING COACH

• Begins his second season as the pitching coach for Kingsport (R) of the Appalachian League
and his third season in the Mets organization.
• Spent 2015 as the pitching coach for the GCL Mets (R).
• Served as the assistant pitching coach for Mayaguez in the Puerto Rico Winter League in 2015
and 2016.
• Was a pitching coach at Interamerican University of Puerto Rico from 2010-2013.
• Pitched in the minor leagues for the Mariners, Blue Jays and Phillies organizations from 1997-
2005…Reached Triple-A.
• Pitched for Puerto Rico in the 2006 and 2009 World Baseball Classic.
• Also pitched in the Mexican League, Venezuelan Winter League, Puerto Rico Winter League, the independent
Atlantic League, United Baseball League and the Can-Am Association from 2006-2011.
• Originally drafted by Seattle in the 1996 First-Year Player Draft.
• Josue, 40, attended Miami Dade College.
PITCHER GRAND SLAMS

In the entire history of the club, only two Mets pitchers have hit a grand slam home run. The first one
came in the club’s second season, on July 15, 1963. Frank Thomas, Joe Hicks and Larry Burright were
the runners when Carl Willey belted a drive over the Polo Grounds right field wall off Houston’s Ken
Johnson. The home run came in the second inning of the Mets’ 14-5 win over the Colt 45s, and also
represented the first home run ever by a Mets pitcher.
Four years later, on May 20, 1967, Jack Hamilton blasted a bases-loaded home run at Shea off St. Louis’
Al Jackson. Tommy Davis, Ken Boyer and Jerry Grote marched home ahead of Hamilton, who connect-
ed in the second inning of the Mets 11-9 loss to the Cards.
And it hasn’t happened since.
KINGSPORT METS (R)
DELWYN YOUNG HITTING COACH

• Begins his first year in the Mets organization as the hitting coach with Kingsport (R) of the
Appalachian League....Will be his first year coaching in the professional ranks.
• An infielder, Young played in the major leagues for five seasons from 2006-2010 for the
Dodgers and Pirates...In 344 career games, he batted .244 (183-710) with 37 doubles and four
triples...Played with the Dodgers from 2006-2008 and the Pirates from 2009-2010.
• Spent the entire 2011 season with Lehigh Valley (AAA) in the Phillies organization...Played
Independent ball with Camden of the Atlantic League from 2012-2013 and with Sugar Land from
2014-2016.
• Selected in the fourth round of the 2002 First-Year Player Draft by the Los Angeles Dodgers.
• Named an All-Western College North first-team selection for Santa Barbara City College in 2002 where he
established single-season school records in hits, home runs, RBI, runs scored and slugging percentage.
• Father, Delwyn Sr., played in the minors for 13 seasons...His grandfather, Fate, worked 35 years as a professional
baseball scout while uncle Selwyn has been around baseball since helping Pepperdine advance to the College
World Series in 1979.
• Appeared in the 2003 film Stuck on You with Matt Damon and Greg Kinnear.
• Delwyn, 35, was born in Los Angeles, CA and currently makes his home in Sugar Land, TX with his wife, Lacee.
JOHN PERRY STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH

• Joins the Mets organization as Kingsport’s strength and conditioning coach.
• Was a strength and conditioning coach at Georgia Tech in 2017…Worked with the baseball and
football teams.
• Served as graduate assistant strength and conditioning coach at the University of Arkansas at
Little Rock from July, 2015-May, 2017…Assisted with baseball, men’s and women’s basketball
and women’s volleyball.
• Worked as strength and conditioning intern at the University of Georgia from January, 2015-
June, 2015…Was involved in baseball, men’s and women’s basketball and women’s volleyball.
• Graduated from Kennesaw State University (GA) with a B.S. in Health and Physical Education…Earned his Master’s
in Sports Management from Arkansas-Little Rock.
• John, 27, lives with his wife, Kristen and daughter, Reagan in Marietta, GA.
MURPHY AWARD WINNERS

The John J. Murphy Award is given out annually to the top Mets rookie in Spring Training.
1972 John Milner, IF/OF 1987 Barry Lyons, C 2002 Jose Reyes, IF
1973 Harry Parker, RHP 1988 Kevin Elster, SS 2003 No Selection
1974 Bob Apodaca, RHP 1989 Darren Reed, OF 2004 Orber Moreno, RHP
1975 John Stearns, C 1990 Julio Machado, RHP 2005 Dae-Sung Koo, LHP
1976 N/A (Strike Year) 1991 Pete Schourek, LHP 2006 Brian Bannister, RHP
1977 Lee Mazzilli, OF Doug Simons, LHP 2007 Joe Smith, RHP
1978 Mike Bruhert, RHP 1992 Anthony Young, RHP 2008 Jonathon Niese, LHP
1979 Kelvin Chapman, IF 1993 Mike Draper, RHP 2009 Nick Evans, IF/OF
1980 Mario Ramirez, IF 1994 Kelly Stinnett, C 2010 Ike Davis, IF
1981 Tim Leary, RHP 1995 Edgardo Alfonzo, IF 2011 Lucas Duda, OF
1982 Ron Gardenhire, IF 1996 Paul Wilson, RHP 2012 Josh Edgin, LHP
Charlie Puleo, RHP 1997 Steve Bieser, OF 2013 Travis d’Arnaud, C
1983 Darryl Strawberry, OF 1998 Masato Yoshii, RHP 2014 Eric Campbell, IF
1984 Ron Darling, RHP 1999 Melvin Mora, IF/OF 2015 Matt Reynolds, IF
1985 Roger McDowell, RHP 2000 Garth Brooks, IF 2016 Travis Taijeron, OF
1986 Kevin Mitchell, IF/OF 2001 Tsuyoshi Shinjo, OF 2017 Amed Rosario, IF
GULF COAST METS (R) | GULF COAST LEAGUE
ADDRESS: 525 NW Peacock Blvd, Port St. Lucie, FL 34986
PHONE: (772) 871-2100 WEBSITE: -- TWITTER: --
AFFILIATE SINCE: 1988 2017 STERLING AWARD WINNER: Jaison Vilera (RHP)
2017 GCL POST-SEASON ALL-STARS: Jaison Vilera (RHP)
JOSE CARREÑO MANAGER Year

MANAGERIAL CAREER
• Enters his 11th season with the Mets organization and
sixth as the manager of the Gulf Coast (R) Mets.
• In 2010 and 2012, he was a coach for St. Lucie (A) of 2015 NYM GCL Mets (R) 27-32
the Florida State League...Spent 2008-2009 and 2011 2016 NYM GCL Mets (R) 26-29
as a coach with Savannah (A) of the South Atlantic 2017 NYM GCL Mets (R) 19-37
League. Totals Five Seasons 125-165
• Prior to beginning his professional coaching career,
he provided personal catching and hitting instructions for children in Tampa, FL while also
coaching a 13-and-under AAU team.
SCOUTING & MINORS

• Finished his playing career in 2003 with the Mid-Missouri Mavericks of the Independent Frontier League.
• Signed as a non-drafted free agent with Montreal in 1996 and played in the Expos organization until 2002, making
it as high as Harrisburg (AA).
• Jose, 38, currently lives in Riverview, FL with his wife, Milagros, and children, Nicole and Lexian Gonzalez.
ARIEL PRIETO PITCHING COACH

• Begins his first year in the Mets organization…Spent the last three years as a coach on the major
league staff with the Arizona Diamondbacks…Also served as the team’s interpreter.
• Was a coach and interpreter with Oakland from 2012-2014…Worked with Yoenis Céspedes.
• Started his coaching career with the A’s in the rookie level Arizona League from 2009-2011.
• Spent six years in the majors (five with the Athletics from 1995-2000 and one with Tampa Bay in
2001)…He made 70 appearances, 60 starts, going 15-24 with a 4.85 ERA.
• Pitched for the Cuban National Team from 1990-1994, going 11-0 in international play.
• Ariel, 48, lives in Miami with his wife, Patricia and has three children, Aaron, Ariel and Melanie.
RAFAEL FERNANDEZ HITTING COACH

• Begins his third year in the Mets organization as a coach and his first as the hitting coach with
the GCL Mets...Spent the last two seasons as an outfield/hitting coach with the DSL Mets2.
• Was originally signed by the Mets in 2006 and played seven seasons in the minors.
• Played four seasons for Gigantes del Cibao and Estrellas Orientales in the Dominican Winter
League…In 2013 played in Colombia for Leones Comfacor del Montena.
• In 2014 Played in Mexico for the Queseros de la Cuenca...In 2014 was part of the
Dominican National team that participated in the Central American and Caribbean Games in
Veracruz, Mexico.
• Rafael, 29, is currently majoring in Psychology and lives in Tenares, DR.
GULF COAST METS (R)
TROY ROONEY DEVELOPMENT COACH

• Begins his first year as the Development Coach for the Gulf Coast Mets, where his
responsibilities will include guiding and supporting player development initiatives.
• Served as a Florida Operations intern in Port St. Lucie, FL in 2017…Handled advance reports for
the Florida State League club and helped compile amateur scouting video.
• Worked for Columbia (A) of the South Atlantic League as a video intern in 2016.
• Started in the Mets organization in 2015, working as an inside ticket sales representative for the
major league club.
• Graduated from the University of Alabama with a B.S. in accounting in 2015.
• Is single and resides in Winter Park, FL.
ANTHONY OLIVIERI ATHLETIC TRAINER

• Enters his second season in the Mets organization and his first as the Athletic Trainer for the
GCL Mets...Spent last season as the Athletic Trainer for the Mets Dominican Summer League
teams.
• Was the head athletic trainer for Passaic Valley Regional High School (NJ) in 2016…Served as
the assistant trainer for Linden High School (NJ) in 2015.
• Interned with ESPN as an athletic trainer at their Wild World of Sports complex in Disney from
August, 2014-January, 2015.
• Graduated with a BS in Athletic Training with a Minor in Health Education from
Kean University (NJ).
• Anthony, 27, lives in Rutherford, NJ.
SETH GREGORICH STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH

• Embarks on his second season with the GCL Mets (R) and his second season in the Mets
organization...The 2018 season will be his fifth in professional baseball.
• Prior to joining the Mets, he was the strength and conditioning coach for Clearwater (A) of the
Florida State League from in 2015-2016...In 2014, he was the strength and conditioning coach for
the GCL Tigers (R).
• Graduated with a B.S. in Health and Human Performance with an emphasis in Coaching from
Bellevue University.
• Recognized as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through the National Strength &
Conditioning Association.
• Born in Tacoma, WA and currently resides in Port St. Lucie, FL with his wife, Stacey.
DEREK SWARTOUT-MOSHER MENTAL SKILLS COACH

• Begins his second season as the mental skills coach for the Gulf Coast (R) Mets and his second
season overall in the Mets organization.
• Worked with Invisible Athlete Training in Ann Arbor, MI as a mental skills consultant in 2016.
• Served as a mental skills intern with Kellogg Community College (MI) baseball and the Ann
Arbor Pioneer High School Girls' Golf team in 2015 and 2016.
• Received his bachelor's degree from Western Michigan University's School of Psychology in
2011 where he also minored in sociology.
• Earned his master's degree in sports psychology from John F. Kennedy University (CA) in 2016.
• Derek, 29, resides in Kalamazoo, MI with his wife, Elise.
DOMINICAN BASEBALL ACADEMY

The New York Mets Dominican Baseball Academy opened in the summer of 2008 and provides
the Mets a permanent presence in the Dominican Republic. Built on over 37 acres of land, the
academy features three full fields (including a replica Citi Field), one half-field, four large batting
tunnels, a spacious weight room, a clubhouse and training room facilities.
Players and coaches live in a modern dormitory style building that can house up to 64 permanent
players, 20 tryout players and coaches. There are also two classrooms and a computer lab that
is utilized to hold high-school level courses and English classes so that players have access to
education while living at the complex.
To entertain players in their time between the ball field and the classroom, there are lounges
equipped with televisions, video games, ping-pong tables, and a swimming pool.
DSL METS #1 (R) | DOMINICAN SUMMER LEAGUE
ADDRESS: Carretera Jubey Km #2, Jubey, Dominican Republic
AFFILIATE SINCE: 1992 2017 STERLING AWARD WINNER: Miguel Ramirez (RHP)
STADIUM: Dominican Academy DIMENSIONS: LF (335), CF (408), RF (330) SURFACE: Natural Grass
MANNY MARTINEZ MANAGER Year

MANAGERIAL CAREER
• Begins his fourth season as a manager for the DSL 2015 NYM DSL Mets (R) 33-39
Mets (R)...Spent 2010-2014 as a coach with the DSL 2016 NYM DSL Mets (R) 45-26
Mets. 2017 NYM DSL Mets (R) 44-27
• Played in the major leagues for the Seattle Mariners Totals Three Seasons 122-92
(1996), Philadelphia Phillies (1996), Pittsburgh Pirates
(1999) and Montreal Expos (2000).
• Was in the Oakland Athletics organization from 1988-1994...Also played in the minor leagues for
the Chicago Cubs (1995) and Florida Marlins (2000).
SCOUTING & MINORS

• Was named to the California League All-Star team in 1991, 1992 and 1993 while playing in the Athletics’ minor
league system.
• Played in the Dominican Winter League for the Aguilas Cibaeñas and the Tigres del Licey from 1994-2009...Was
the Rookie of the Year in 1994...Helped win four championships with Licey and one Caribbean Series.
• Played in Korea for Samsung Lions in 2001 and LG Twins 2002 and 2003.
• Played in Mexican Pacific League from 2004-2008 for Tigres de Quintana Roo and Pericos de Puebla.
• Manny, 47, and his wife Raysa reside in San Pedro de Macorís with their children Natalie, Gerlim and Laisa.
FRANCIS MARTINEZ PITCHING COACH

• Begins his 11th season as a coach with the Mets.
• Played in the St. Louis Cardinals minor league system from 1987-1996.
• Played for Tigres del Licey and Gigantes del Cibao of the Dominican Summer League from
1992-1999.
• Francis and his wife, Junisa, have three children, Eduardo Antonio, Franchesca Marian and
Oliver Alejandro.
LEO HERNANDEZ HITTING COACH

• Begins his 19th year with the Mets organization and eighth with the DSL Mets, after spending
2001-2010 with the Venezuelan Mets, including three seasons as manager from 2007-2009.
• Was signed by the Mets in December of 1995 and played in the organization for three years
before a career-ending injury.
• Hit .260 for the Dominican Summer League Mets in 1996 and .342 in 1997.
• Played his final season in 1998 for the VSL Mets and batted .310.
• Leo, 40, and his wife, Glendy, have one daughter, Ashley.
DOMINICAN METS #1 (R)
CARLOS CAPELLAN COACH

• Enters his ninth season as a Coach for the DSL Mets.
• Began his playing career in the Minnesota Twins minor league system from 1987-1992, where he
advanced to Orlando (AA) for his final two seasons.
• Was a member of Toros del Este in the Dominican Winter League from 1989-1993.
• Ended his playing career with Palm Springs Suns of the Independent Western Baseball League
in 1995 and Greenville Bluesmen of the Independent Big South League in 1996.
• Carlos lives with his wife, Rossy, in Santo Domingo with his children Karla, Harold, Robert
and Carlos.
ALEJANDRO BAUTISTA COACH

• Enters his ninth season as a coach for the Dominican Summer League Mets.
• Primarily serves as coach during tryouts at the Dominican Academy.
• Also assists the DSL teams coaching first base.
• Alejandro, 42, and his wife Anamelfi, have three children, Yassel, Jefferson and Ana Johanny
and reside in Santo Domingo, DR.
ALBERTO CASTILLO CATCHING INSTRUCTOR

• Begins his eighth season in the Dominican Summer League with the Mets...Served as their
manager for four seasons.
• Played for seven major league organizations in his professional career as a catcher including the
Mets, St. Louis Cardinals, Toronto Blue Jays, New York Yankees, San Francisco Giants, Kansas
City Royals and Baltimore Orioles...Made his major league debut on May 28, 1995.
• Came up through the Mets organization after being signed on April 5, 1987.
• In 1999, played 93 games and was the Cardinals main starter in the second half of season...
Threw out 44% of base runners (27 of 62)...Hit in career best 10 straight games, August
8-August 23, batting .382 (13-34).
• Played 15 years in the Dominican Winter League with Aguilas Cibaeñas helping them to win 11 championships in the
Dominican Winter league and six Caribbean Series.
• Alberto, 47, and his wife, Ingrid reside in Santo Domingo with their three children: Chelsea, April and Marcos.
WEBSTER AWARD WINNERS

The Webster Award is presented in remembrance of Mets minor league pitcher Richard Webster,
who tragically lost his life in an attempt to save the lives of friends in danger. It is awarded to the
Mets minor league athlete who best exemplifies the integrity and character displayed by Richard in
his life and career. The following are the past recipients of this award.
1983 Brian Ballard 1993 Dale Plummer 2006 Bobby Malek

1984 Kelvin Chapman 1994 Edgardo Alfonzo 2007 Corey Ragsdale
Herm Winningham 1995 Kevin Morgan 2008 Josh Thole
1985 Rick Anderson 1996 Jay Payton 2009 Kai Gronauer
1986 Al Pedrique 1997 Scott Hunter 2010 Luis Rivera
1987 Keith Miller 1998 Benny Agbayani 2011 Jeurys Familia
1988 Steve Springer 1999 Pedro Grifol 2012 Eddie Rohan
Andre David 2000 Paul Wilson 2013 Hamilton Bennett
1989 Tim Bogar 2001 Jerrod Riggan 2014 Joe Tuschak
Jeff McKnight 2002 Chris Basak 2015 T.J. Rivera
1990 Jeff Gardner 2003 David Wright 2016 Brandon Nimmo
1991 Joe Delli Carri 2004 Rodney Nye 2017 Colton Plaia
1992 Jeff Gardner 2005 Joe Hietpas
JUAN JOSE DE LOS SANTOS ATHLETIC TRAINER

• Teaches Kinesiology at Universidad Catolica Santo Domingo (UCSD).
• Was an intern in 2014 with the DSL Reds as an Athletic Trainer.
• Graduated from Universidad Catolica Santo Domingo (UCSD) in 2010…Majored in Physical
Therapy…Is currently studying for his Master’s in Health Management.
• Holds certification from National Strength and Conditioning Association (CSCS).
• Juan Jose, 31, and his wife, Dilcia, resides in Santo Domingo.
FRANK GALVEZ STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH

• Begins his eighth year as a strength coach for the DSL Mets (R).
• Has a bachelor’s degree in CPR certification, power training/explosive training.
• Since 1999, he has worked as a Track and Field Instructor for the Dominican Army Track and
Field team.
• Franklin, 40, and his son, Frankely (4/26/04), reside in San Pedro de Macoris in the
Dominican Republic.
SCOUTING & MINORS
METS CONNECTION TO JAPAN

The Mets have had 13 players born in Japan play for the team, the most for any major league
team. The names and years are below.
Player Year with Mets
Norichika Aoki ................................................................................................................................................. 2017
Ryota Igarashi ....................................................................................................................................... 2010-2011
Kazuhisa Ishii ................................................................................................................................................2005
Takashi Kashiwada ......................................................................................................................................... 1997
Satoru Komiyama ...........................................................................................................................................2002
Daisuke Matsuzaka ............................................................................................................................. 2013-2014
Kazuo Matsui ....................................................................................................................................2004-2006
Hideo Nomo .................................................................................................................................................1998
Tsuyoshi Shinjo ................................................................................................................................... 2001, 2003
Hisanori Takahashi .........................................................................................................................................2010
Ken Takahashi ................................................................................................................................................2009
Shingo Takatsu ...............................................................................................................................................2005
Masato Yoshii ...................................................................................................................................... 1998-1999
DSL METS #2 (R) | DOMINICAN SUMMER LEAGUE
ADDRESS: Carretera Jubey Km #2, Jubey, Dominican Republic
AFFILIATE SINCE: 1992 2017 STERLING AWARD WINNERS: Yoel Romero (IF), Luis Santana (IF)
STADIUM: Dominican Academy DIMENSIONS: LF (335), CF (408), RF (330) SURFACE: Natural Grass
YUCARYBERT DE LA CRUZ MANAGER

• Enters his first season as the manager of the DSL Mets2 and his fourth season on the DSL2 staff
overall.
• Assisted at the Mets’ Dominican Academy in 2014.
• Signed by the Mets as a non-drafted free agent in 2009.
• Played five years in the Mets organization, reaching St. Lucie (A) of the Florida State League in
2013.
• Hit .238 (255-1,072) with eight home runs and 104 RBI in 288 minor league games...Batted a career-
best .296 (84-284) over 71 games with the DSL Mets (R) in 2009.
• Yucarybert, 27, lives in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
RAFAEL ROQUE PITCHING COACH

• Begins his third season as pitching coach for the Dominican Summer League Mets.
• Served as a pitching coach for the Kansas City Royals in the Dominican Summer League team
from 2007-2014.
• Pitched three years in the majors for the Brewers (1998-2000) going 5-8 in 56 games, 18 starts…
Was the Opening Day starter for the Brewers vs the Cardinals in 1999…Also played with the
Mets and Red Sox organizations…Pitched in the Mexican League from 2002-2004.
• Originally signed by the Mets in 1991 out of the Dominican Republic.
• Was a member of the St. Lucie (A) Florida State League Championship team in 1995…Pitched the
first no-hitter at Tradition Field.
• Pitched 12 years for Tigres del Licey in the Dominican Winter League helping them to win five championships.
• Rafael has four children, Rafael Jr, Adrian...Rafael and his wife Ana Silva reside in Santo Domingo with their two
children Ian and Dylan.
BENJAMIN MARTE PITCHING COACH

• Enters his 15th season as the DSL Mets (R) pitching coach.
• Was the DSL Mets assistant pitching coach from 2000-2003...Was named the pitching coach in
2004.
• Played in the Mets minor league system from 1997-1998...Was part of the Gulf Coast League
Mets Championship team in 1998.
• Benjamin, 44, resides in Bayaguana, Dominican Republic with his wife, Elisinda Margarita, and
their son, Elian (5/30/06).
GILBERT GOMEZ HITTING COACH

• He was the assistant hitting coach for Leones del Escogido in the Dominican Winter League
from 2017-2018.
• Managed the Dominican National Team during the 2017 U-23 Baseball World Cup Qualifier in
Panama leading the Dominican team as they qualified for the 2018 U-23 Baseball World Cup in
Nicaragua.
• Was an outfielder in the Mets minor league system from 2009-2015…Reached as high as
Binghamton (AA).
• Graduated from San Francisco De Asis High School in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic in 2008.
• Comes from a baseball family; his brother Dariel is a professional baseball player for the St. Louis Cardinals, his
brother José is a professional Scout for the Tampa Bay Rays and Director of Baseball Operations for Leones Del
Escogido in the Dominican Winter League…His brother Hector is one of the top sports journalists in the Dominican
Republic.
• Gilbert, 25 is single and resides in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
LILIANO CASTRO INFIELD COACH

• Enters his 18th year in the Mets organization.
• From 2012-2013, was the infield coach for Escogido of the Dominican Winter League team.
• Managed the DSL Mets team from 2006-2008.
• Was the New York Mets batting practice pitcher from 2009-2011.
• Served as a coach with Kingsport (R) of the Appalachian league from 2004-2005.
• Was a coach with Oneonta (A) of the New York-Penn League in 1999 and 2000.
• Played for the Tigers organization from 1985-1988.
• Castro and his wife Rosanna have three children: Mailin (9/29/93), Wily (4/24/97) and Wilmi
(9/18/01) and reside in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
PEDRO REYES COACH

• Begins his seventh season as the DSL coach for the DSL Mets #2.
• Played in the minor leagues for Los Angeles Dodgers in 1990 as a catcher.
• Was a coach for the Hiroshima Toyo Carp organization from 1993-1994.
SCOUTING & MINORS

• Spent 2003-2007 working as a catching/hitting instructor for the DSL Reds.
• Served as the hitting coach for the DSL Braves from 2007 to 2011.
• Pedro and his wife Anoris have one child: Axel (12/5/00) and reside in Santo Domingo,
Dominican Republic.
ANTONIO SOSA ATHLETIC TRAINER

• Begins his 11th season as trainer for the DSL Mets (R).
• In 2007 he also served as a trainer and strength & conditioning instructor for the Luis Sojo
Baseball Program in the Dominican Republic.
• Worked as the assistant trainer for the DSL San Diego Padres in 2006.
• From 1998-2000 he worked as a track & field Instructor in the Dominican Republic.
• Antonio and his wife Ingrid have three children: Edwin (5/26/99), Edward (5/6/2003) and Justin
(1/27/2006) and reside in La Vega, Dominican Republic.
ISMAEL CAMPUSANO STRENGTH & CONDITIONING

• Enters his first season as the Strength & Conditioning coach for DSL Mets2.
• From 2007-2017, he worked as an assistant in the Mets Dominican Academy clubhouse.
• Ismael and his wife, Gladys, have four children: Ismar, Genesis, Marianny and Ismaily.
DOUBLEDAY/STERLING AWARDS
1982 1990
TIDEWATER (AAA)............................................Brian Giles, 2B TIDEWATER (AAA)...........................................Kelvin Torve, IF
JACKSON (AA) ...........D. Strawberry, OF & J. Bittiger, RHP JACKSON (AA) ...................................... Anthony Young, RHP
LYNCHBURG (A) .....................................Jody Johnston, RHP ST. LUCIE (A) ................................................... Nikco Riesgo, 1B
SHELBY (A) ............................................John Christensen, OF CAPITAL CITY (A) ..........Tim Howard, IF & Tito Navarro, IF
LITTLE FALLS (A) Dave Cochrane, 3B & Jason Felice, OF PITTSFIELD (A)..........................................Jeromy Burnitz, OF
KINGSPORT (R) .............................................. Richard Diaz, 2B KINGSPORT (R) ......Aaron Ledesma, IF & Omar Garcia, 1B
SARASOTA (R) .......................................... Jerome Tolliver, OF
1983
TIDEWATER (AAA)..........................................Clint Hurdle, 3B 1991
JACKSON (AA) ......... J. Gibbons, C & H. Winningham, OF TIDEWATER (AAA)....................................... Chris Donnels, IF
LYNCHBURG (A) ........... L. DykStra, OF & D. Gooden, RHP WILLIAMSPORT (AA) ..............................Jeromy Burnitz, OF
CAPITAL CITY (A) .............K. Brown, LHP & S. Springer, 2B ST. LUCIE (A) ........................................... Julian Vasquez, RHP
LITTLE FALLS (A) ...............J. Innis, RHP & S. Jefferson, OF CAPITAL CITY (A) ............ B. Huskey, IF & J. Martinez, RHP
SARASOTA (R) ........................................... Marcus Lawton, SS PITTSFIELD (A).............................................. Randy Curtis, OF
KINGSPORT (R) ............................................... Ricky Otero, OF
1984 SARASOTA (R) .......................................... Edgardo Alfonzo, IF
TIDEWATER (AAA).................................... Wes Gardner, RHP
JACKSON (AA) ...................................... Calvin Schiraldi, RHP 1992
LYNCHBURG (A) .......................B. Lyons, C & R. Myers, LHP TIDEWATER (AAA)......................................Steve Springer, IF
CAPITAL CITY (A) .................................. Kyle Hartshorn, RHP JACKSON (AA) ........................................... Bobby Jones, RHP
LITTLE FALLS (A) .........Scott Little, OF & Mark Davis, RHP ST. LUCIE (A) .................................................Fernando Vina, IF
KINGSPORT (R) ............................................ Shawn Abner, OF CAPITAL CITY (A) .......................................... Quilvio Veras, IF
PITTSFIELD (A)......................................... Edgardo Alfonzo, IF
1985 KINGSPORT (R) ..................................................Don White, OF
TIDEWATER (AAA).......................................... Billy Beane, OF GULF COAST (R) ..................................... Rafael Guerrero, OF
JACKSON (AA) ............................................. Barry Lyons, C/1B
LYNCHBURG (A) ........... S. Abner, OF & K. Hartshorn, RHP 1993
CAPITAL CITY (A) .....................................Marcus Lawton, OF NORFOLK (AAA) ....................................... Bobby Jones, RHP
LITTLE FALLS (A) ........................................ Brian Givens, LHP BINGHAMTON (AA) ................................... Butch Huskey, 3B
KINGSPORT (R) ........................................ Gregg Jefferies, SS ST. LUCIE (A) .................................................. Randy Curtis, OF
CAPITAL CITY (A) .................................... Guillermo Garcia, C
1986 PITTSFIELD (A).............................................. Mike Welch, RHP
TIDEWATER (AAA)..................................... Dave Magadan, IF KINGSPORT (R) .................................................... Cesar Diaz, C
JACKSON (AA) .................................................. Keith Miller, 2B GULF COAST (R) ...........................................Joe Atwater, LHP
LYNCHBURG (A) ...................................... Gregg Jefferies, SS
CAPITAL CITY (A) ... K. Armstrong, RHP & J. Contreras, OF 1994
LITTLE FALLS (A) ........................................... Pete Bauer, RHP NORFOLK (AAA) ..................................... Aaron Ledesma, SS
KINGSPORT (R) ............................................Juan Marina, RHP BINGHAMTON (AA) .................................... Rickey Otero, OF
ST. LUCIE (A) .................................................. Rey Ordoñez, SS
1987 CAPITAL CITY (A) .......................................Randy Warner, OF
TIDEWATER (AAA)......................................Randy Milligan, IF PITTSFIELD (A)..................................................Jay Payton, OF
JACKSON (AA) ........................................... Gregg Jefferies, IF KINGSPORT (R) .......................................Jesus Sanchez, LHP
LYNCHBURG (A) ...................................... Todd Welborn, RHP GULF COAST (R) ...............................................Jose Lopez, 3B
CAPITAL CITY (A) ........................... Robbie Hernandez, LHP
LITTLE FALLS (A) ..................................... Steve Newton, RHP 1995
KINGSPORT (R) .....................................................Alex Diaz, SS NORFOLK (AAA) .....B. Huskey, IF & J. Isringhausen, RHP
BINGHAMTON (AA) .. Jay Payton, OF & Eric Ludwick, RHP
1988 ST. LUCIE (A) ............................................. Sandy Pichardo, SS
TIDEWATER (AAA).... Phil Lombardi, C & Dave West, LHP CAPITAL CITY (A) ...................................Sean Johnston, LHP
JACKSON (AA) ........................................... Blaine Beatty, LHP PITTSFIELD (A)......... Fletcher Bates, OF & Robert Daly, IF
ST. LUCIE (A) ................ Tim Bogar, SS & Kevin Brown, LHP KINGSPORT (R) ............... J. Patterson, IF & J. Simpson, OF
CAPITAL CITY (A) ...........................................Mike Miller, RHP GULF COAST (R) .......................................Octavio Dotel, RHP
LITTLE FALLS (A) ..................................... Dale Plummer, RHP
KINGSPORT (R) ............V. Zawaski, 1B & D. Furmanik, RHP 1996
NORFOLK (AAA) .................................... Derek Wallace, RHP
1989 BINGHAMTON (AA) ..................................Chris Saunders, IF
TIDEWATER (AAA)........................................ Tom O’Malley, IF ST. LUCIE (A) ........Scott Hunter, OF & Arnold Gooch, RHP
JACKSON (AA) .....Julio Valera, RHP & Zoilo Sanchez, OF CAPITAL CITY (A) ............................... Nelson Figueroa, RHP
ST. LUCIE (A) .................................................. Chris Donnels, IF PITTSFIELD (A)............................................Corey Erickson, IF
CAPITAL CITY (A) ..........................................Todd Hundley, C KINGSPORT (R) ...........................................Pee Wee Lopez, C
PITTSFIELD (A)....... G. Langbehn, LHP & C. Butterfield, IF GULF COAST (R) ..................................... Ray Lovingood, LHP
KINGSPORT (R) ................................................James Harris, C
SARASOTA (R) ................................................Butch Huskey, IF
D O U B L E DAY / S T E R L I N G AWA R D S
1997 2004
NORFOLK (AAA) .................................. Roberto Petagine, 1B PLAYER OF THE YEAR ................................. David Wright, IF
BINGHAMTON (AA) .....................................Tate Seefried, 1B PITCHER OF THE YEAR ....................... Yusmeiro Petit, RHP
& Jesus Sanchez, LHP STERLING ROOKIE OF THE YEAR ....Lastings Milledge, OF
ST. LUCIE (A) ............................................... Fletcher Bates, OF NORFOLK (AAA) ..............................................Victor Diaz, OF
CAPITAL CITY (A) .....................................Danny Ramirez, OF BINGHAMTON (AA) .................................... Angel Pagan, OF
& Grant Roberts, RHP ST. LUCIE (A) ..................................................... Brett Harper, IF
PITTSFIELD (A).............................................Scott Comer, LHP CAPITAL CITY (A) .......................................... Blake Whealy, IF
KINGSPORT (R) ..................................... Maurice Bruce, IF/OF BROOKLYN (A) ............................. Ambiorix Concepcion, OF
GULF COAST (R) ...........................................Endy Chavez, OF KINGSPORT (R) .......................................... Jesus Gamero, OF
GULF COAST (R) ...............................................Jesus Flores, C
1998
NORFOLK (AAA) ................................................ Jeff Tam, RHP 2005
BINGHAMTON (AA) .....................................Scott Hunter, OF PLAYER OF THE YEAR ..............................Mike Jacobs, IF/C
ST. LUCIE (A) ........................................Kenny Pumphrey, RHP PITCHER OF THE YEAR ......................Brian Bannister, RHP
CAPITAL CITY (A) .........................................Alex Escobar, OF NORFOLK (AAA) ...................................... Jason Scobie, RHP
& Kevin Dougherty, LHP
BINGHAMTON (AA) ......................Anderson Hernandez, IF
PITTSFIELD (A)................................................... Allen Dina, OF
ST. LUCIE (A) .................................................... Andy Wilson, 1B
KINGSPORT (R) ............................................Yon German, LHP
HAGERSTOWN(A)......................................Carlos Gomez, OF
GULF COAST (R) ........................................ Alfredo Garcia, OF
BROOKLYN (A) .................................................Joe Holden, OF
KINGSPORT (R) ..........................................Matt Anderson, 3B
1999 GULF COAST (R) ...................................Emmanuel Garcia, SS
NORFOLK (AAA) .............................................. Todd Haney, IF
BINGHAMTON (AA) ......................................Jason Tyner, OF 2006
ST. LUCIE (A) .......................................... Dicky Gonzalez, RHP
PLAYER OF THE YEAR ......................................Mike Carp, 1B
CAPITAL CITY (A) .............................................. Earl Snyder, IF
PITCHER OF THE YEAR ........................ Mike Devaney, RHP
PITTSFIELD (A)..................................................Rodney Nye, IF
NORFOLK (AAA) .................................Lastings Milledge, OF
KINGSPORT (R) ..............................................Gil Velazquez, IF
BINGHAMTON (AA) ................M. Abreu, 1B, C. Gomez, OF
GULF COAST (R) ...................................Orlando Roman, RHP
ST. LUCIE (A) ......................................................Jesus Flores, C
HAGERSTOWN(A)............. F. Martinez, OF & J. Niese, LHP
2000 BROOKLYN (A) ............................................. Dustin Martin, OF
NORFOLK (AAA) ............................................. Timo Perez, OF KINGSPORT (R) ...................................... Emmanuel Garcia, IF
BINGHAMTON (AA) ....................................Alex Escobar, OF
SCOUTING & MINORS

GULF COAST (R) .........................................Josh Stinson, RHP
ST. LUCIE (A) ....................................................... Earl Snyder, IF DOMINICAN SUMMER LG. (R) ......................Greg Veloz, IF
CAPITAL CITY (A) .........................................Marvin Seale, OF VENEZUELAN SUMMER LG. (R) .......... Gabriel Zavala, OF
PITTSFIELD (A).................................................. Chris Basak, IF
KINGSPORT (R) ...........................................Chad Bowen, RHP 2007
PLAYER OF THE YEAR .................Anderson Hernandez, IF
2001 PITCHER OF THE YEAR ..........................Kevin Mulvey, RHP
NORFOLK (AAA) ......................................... Pete Walker, RHP NEW ORLEANS (AAA) .............................Willie Collazo, LHP
BINGHAMTON (AA) .....................................Rob Stratton, OF BINGHAMTON (AA) ................................. Carlos Muniz, RHP
ST. LUCIE (A) ................................................... Billy Traber, LHP ST. LUCIE (A) ................................................Daniel Murphy, 3B
CAPITAL CITY (A) ..........Craig Brazell, 1B & Jose Reyes, IF SAVANNAH (A) ...............................Brahiam Maldonado, OF
BROOKLYN (A) ....... Ross Peeples, LHP & Jay Caligiuri, 1B BROOKLYN (A) .............................................Dylan Owen, RHP
KINGSPORT (R) ................................................ Justin Huber, C KINGSPORT (R) ............................................ Jose Jimenez, 3B
GULF COAST (R) ....................................Ezequiel Carrera, OF
2002 DOMINICAN SUMMER LG. (R) ...............Pedro Zapata, OF
PLAYER OF THE YEAR .................................... Jose Reyes, IF VENEZUELAN SUMMER LG. (R) ............ Ruben Tejada, SS
PITCHER OF THE YEAR ..........................David Mattox, RHP
NORFOLK (AAA) ......................................... Marco Scutaro, IF 2008
BINGHAMTON (AA) ............................Prentice Redman, OF CO-PLAYERS OF THE YEAR .. D. Murphy, IF & N. Evans, IF
ST. LUCIE (A) ....................................................Craig Brazell, 1B PITCHER OF THE YEAR ..................... Jonathon Niese, LHP
CAPITAL CITY (A) .......Justin Huber, C & David Wright, 3B NEW ORLEANS (AAA) .............................. Brian Stokes, RHP
BROOKLYN (A) .......................................... Kevin Deaton, RHP BINGHAMTON (AA) ...........................................Mike Carp, 1B
KINGSPORT (R) ................................................... Jamar Hill, OF ST. LUCIE (A) .................................................... Dillon Gee, RHP
SAVANNAH (A) ...........................................Gregory Veloz, 2B
2003 BROOKLYN (A) .................................................. Brad Holt, RHP
PLAYER OF THE YEAR ...................................Mike Jacobs, C KINGSPORT (R) ............................................ Wilmer Flores, SS
PITCHER OF THE YEAR ........................ Matt Peterson, RHP GULF COAST (R) ...............................................Jefry Marte, 3B
NORFOLK (AAA) ................................. Jeremy Griffiths, RHP DOMINICAN SUMMER LG. (R) ... Gonzalez Germen, RHP
BINGHAMTON (AA) ...................................... Rodney Nye, 3B VENEZUELAN SUMMER LG. (R) ..Jhonathan Torres, LHP
ST. LUCIE (A) ...................................................David Wright, 3B
CAPITAL CITY (A) ...................................... Aarom Baldiris, 3B
BROOKLYN (A) ......................................... Ian Bladergroen, 1B
KINGSPORT (R) ......................................... Tyler Davidson, OF
D O U B L E DAY / S T E R L I N G AWA R D S
2009 2014
PLAYER OF THE YEAR ........................................ Ike Davis, 1B PLAYER OF THE YEAR .............................. Dilson Herrera, IF
PITCHER OF THE YEAR ........................Jeurys Familia, RHP PITCHER OF THE YEAR ............................Steven Matz, LHP
BUFFALO (AAA) ...................................... Jesus Feliciano, OF LAS VEGAS (AAA) .......................................Matt Reynolds, IF
BINGHAMTON (AA) ...........................................Josh Thole, C BINGHAMTON (AA) ...................................Kevin Plawecki, C
ST. LUCIE (A) ......................................... Kirk Nieuwenhuis, OF ST. LUCIE (A) ............................................Brandon Nimmo, OF
SAVANNAH (A) ........................................Robert Carson, LHP SAVANNAH (A) . Dario Alvarez, LHP & Akeel Morris, RHP
BROOKLYN (A) ...........................................Mark Cohoon, LHP BROOKLYN (A) ........................................ Marcos Molina, RHP
KINGSPORT (R) .................................................... Jeff Flagg, 1B KINGSPORT (R) ............................................ Vicente Lupo, OF
GULF COAST (R) .................................. Julio Concepcion, OF GULF COAST (R) ................................................John Mora, OF
DOMINICAN SUMMER LG. (R) .....Alexander Sanchez, 1B DOMINICAN SUMMER LG-1 (R) ................... Ali Sanchez, C
VENEZUELAN SUMMER LG. (R) ............ Andres Perez, OF DOMINICAN SUMMER LG-2 (R)............ Walter Rasquin, IF
2010 2015
PLAYER OF THE YEAR ................................. Lucas Duda, OF PLAYER OF THE YEAR .......................Michael Conforto, OF
PITCHER OF THE YEAR ..........................Mark Cohoon, LHP PITCHER OF THE YEAR ...................Robert Gsellman, RHP
BUFFALO (AAA) ............................................. Dillon Gee, RHP LAS VEGAS (AAA) .................................... Travis Taijeron, OF
BINGHAMTON (AA) ........................... Kirk Nieuwenhuis, OF BINGHAMTON (AA) .................................. Gavin Cecchini, IF
ST. LUCIE (A) ...................................................Wilmer Flores, IF ST. LUCIE (A) ................................................. Dominic Smith, IF
SAVANNAH (A) ..............................................Cesar Puello, OF SAVANNAH (A) .............................................Luis Guillorme, IF
BROOKLYN (A) ........................................ Darrell Ceciliani, OF BROOKLYN (A) ..............................................Alex Palsha, RHP
KINGSPORT (R) ..................................... Aderlin Rodriguez, IF KINGSPORT (R) ...........................................Patrick Mazeika, C
GULF COAST (R) .................................... Domingo Tapia, RHP .............................................................. & Kevin Kaczmarski, OF
DOMINICAN SUMMER LG-1 (R) .................... Eudy Pina, OF GULF COAST (R) ....................................... Adonis Uceta, RHP
DOMINICAN SUMMER LG-2 (R)............. Hector Alvarez, C DOMINICAN SUMMER LG-1 (R) .... Wagner Lagrange, OF
DOMINICAN SUMMER LG-2 (R)...... Nicolas Debora, RHP
2011
PLAYER OF THE YEAR ...................................... Josh Satin, IF 2016
PITCHER OF THE YEAR ............................Darin Gorski, LHP PLAYER OF THE YEAR ........................... Amed Rosario, IF &
BUFFALO (AAA) .................................Chris Schwinden, RHP .......................................................................Brandon Nimmo, OF
BINGHAMTON (AA) ................................. Jeurys Familia, OF PITCHER OF THE YEAR .............................. P.J. Conlon, LHP
ST. LUCIE (A) .................................................Matt Harvey, RHP LAS VEGAS (AAA) ...............................................T.J. Rivera, IF
SAVANNAH (A) ............................................. Angel Cuan, LHP BINGHAMTON (AA) ................................... Dominic Smith, IF
BROOKLYN (A) .................................................Danny Muno, IF ST. LUCIE (A) ....................................................... Tomas Nido, C
KINGSPORT (R) ...................................................Cam Maron, C COLUMBIA (A) ........................................ David Thompson, IF
GULF COAST (R) ....................................Rafael Montero, RHP BROOKLYN (A) .................................... Desmond Lindsay, OF
DOMINICAN SUMMER LG-1 (R) ..... Maikis De La Cruz OF KINGSPORT (R) ..................................Thomas Szapucki, LHP
DOMINICAN SUMMER LG-2 (R)........... Persio Reyes, RHP GULF COAST (R) .........................................Carlos Sanchez, C
DOMINICAN SUMMER LG-1 (R) ......... Raul Beracierta, OF
2012 DOMINICAN SUMMER LG-2 (R)......... Andres Gimenez, IF
PLAYER OF THE YEAR ................................Wilmer Flores, IF
PITCHER OF THE YEAR ......................Rafael Montero, RHP
2017
BUFFALO (AAA) ..........................................Matt Harvey, RHP PLAYER OF THE YEAR .............................. Dominic Smith, IF
BINGHAMTON (AA) ................................Zack Wheeler, RHP PITCHER OF THE YEAR ......................... Corey Oswalt, RHP
ST. LUCIE (A) ................................................... Alonzo Harris, IF LAS VEGAS (AAA) ....................................... Amed Rosario, IF
SAVANNAH (A) ......................................Michael Fulmer, RHP BINGHAMTON (AA) ....................................Luis Guillorme, IF
BROOKLYN (A) ........................................ Hansel Robles, RHP ST. LUCIE (A) .....................................................Jhoan Urena, IF
KINGSPORT (R) ............................................... Miller Diaz, RHP COLUMBIA (A) ............................... Jordan Humphreys, RHP
DOMINICAN SUMMER LG-1 (R) ............... Yoryi Nuez, RHP BROOKLYN (A) ...................................... Nicolas Debora, RHP
DOMINICAN SUMMER LG-2 (R)............. Vicente Lupo, OF KINGSPORT (R) ................................... Rigoberto Terrazas, IF
GULF COAST (R) ........................................ Jaison Vilera, RHP
2013 DOMINICAN SUMMER LG-1 (R) .......Miguel Ramirez, RHP
DOMINICAN SUMMER LG-2 (R).................Yoel Romero, IF
CO-PLAYERS OF THE YEAR ..................................................... & Luis Santana, IF
Allan Dykstra, IF & Kevin Plawecki, C
PITCHER OF THE YEAR .......................... Gabriel Ynoa, RHP
LAS VEGAS (AAA) ................................Rafael Montero, RHP
BINGHAMTON (AA) ..................Noah Syndergaard, RHP &
........................................................................... Jeff Walters, RHP
ST. LUCIE (A) ........................................... Dustin Lawley, IF/OF
SAVANNAH (A) .................................................. Jayce Boyd, IF
BROOKLYN (A) ....................................Robert Gsellman, RHP
KINGSPORT (R) ...................................... Robert Whalen, RHP
GULF COAST (R) .......................................... Dominic Smith, IF
DOMINICAN SUMMER LG-1 (R) ...................John Mora, OF
DOMINICAN SUMMER LG-2 (R)............Jose Medina, RHP
year in review
2017 DAY-BY-DAY
HOME ATT.
# DATE OPPONENT FINAL WP LP SAVE REC POS (GB/GA) ATT. CUMULATIVE
1 4/3 Atlanta W, 6-0 Robles Krol 1-0 T-1st/-- 44,384* 44,384
2 4/5 Atlanta L, 1-3 (12) J. Johnson Montero 1-1 T-2nd/-1.0 28,113 72,497
3 4/6 Atlanta W, 6-2 Harvey J. García 2-1 T1st/-- 23,100 95,597
4 4/7 Miami L, 2-7 Chen Wheeler 2-2 T-2nd/-1.0 27,891 123,488
5 4/8 Miami L, 1-8 Conley Gsellman 2-3 T-3rd/-1.0 33,936 157,424
6 4/9 Miami W, 5-2 Syndergaard Volquez Reed 3-3 T-1st/-- 27,420 184,844
7 4/10 @Philadelphia W, 4-3 Blevins Ramos Reed 4-3 T-1st/--
8 4/11 @Philadelphia W, 14-4 Harvey Buchholz 5-3 T-1st/--
9 4/12 @Philadelphia W, 5-4 Wheeler Velasquez Reed 6-3 1st/+1.0
10 4/13 @Miami W, 9-8 (16) Robles Conley 7-3 1st/+1.5
11 4/14 @Miami L,2-3 Ramos Edgin 7-4 1st/+0.5
12 4/15 @Miami L, 4-5 Tazawa Salas Ramos 7-5 3rd/-0.5
13 4/16 @Miami L, 2-4 Phelps Reed 7-6 3rd/-0.5
14 4/18 Philadelphia L, 2-6 (10) García Montero 7-7 3rd/-1.5 23,536 208,380
15 4/19 Philadelphia W, 5-4 Robles Ramos Reed 8-7 T-2nd/-1.5 22,243 230,623
16 4/20 Philadelphia L, 4-6 Nola Syndergaard Neris 8-8 3rd/-2.5 24,656 255,279
17 4/21 Washington L, 3-4 (11) Romero Smoker Kelley 8-9 3rd/-3.5 34,773 290,052
18 4/22 Washington L, 1-3 Gonzalez deGrom Glover 8-10 4th/-4.5 42,145* 332,197
19 4/23 Washington L, 3-6 Scherzer Wheeler Glover 8-11 4th/-5.5 27,044 359,241
20 4/26 Atlanta L, 2-8 Teheran Gsellman 8-12 4th/-6.5 22,819 382,060
21 4/27 Atlanta L, 5-7 Dickey Harvey 8-13 5th/-7.5 23,243 405,303
22 4/28 @Washington W, 7-5 deGrom Scherzer Edgin 9-13 5th/-6.5
23 4/29 @Washington W, 5-3 Robles Strasburg Familia 10-13 5th/-5.5
24 4/30 @Washington L, 5-23 Albers Syndergaard 10-14 5th/-6.5
25 5/1 @Atlanta W, 7-5 Gsellman Teheran Familia 11-14 4th/-6.0
26 5/2 @Atlanta L, 7-9 Dickey Harvey Johnson 11-15 5th/-6.0
27 5/3 @Atlanta W, 16-5 deGrom Colón 12-15 4th/-6.0
28 5/5 Miami W, 8-7 Blevins Ziegler Familia 13-15 2nd/-6.5 25,618 430,921
29 5/6 Miami W, 11-3 Gsellman Despaigne 14-15 2nd/-6.5 33,339 464,260
30 5/7 Miami L, 0-7 Ureña Wilk 14-16 2nd/-6.5 39,197 503,457
31 5/8 San Francisco W, 4-3 Familia Osich 15-16 2nd/-5.5 28,453 531,910
32 5/9 San Francisco W, 6-1 Wheeler Samardzija 16-16 2nd/-4.5 29,030 560,940
33 5/10 San Francisco L, 5-6 Morris Familia Law 16-17 2nd/-5.5 31,066 592,006
34 5/12 @Milwaukee L, 4-7 Garza Harvey Hughes 16-18 2nd/-6.0
35 5/13 @Milwaukee L, 4-11 Davies Gsellman 16-19 2nd/-7.0
36 5/14 @Milwaukee L, 9-11 Feliz Reed Knebel 16-20 2nd/-7.5
37 5/15 @Arizona L, 3-7 De La Rosa Robles 16-21 2nd/-8.0
38 5/16 @Arizona L, 4-5 Greinke Milone Rodney 16-22 2nd/-9.0
39 5/17 @Arizona L, 4-5 (11) Wilhelmsen Montero 16-23 3rd/-9.0
40 5/19 Los Angeles (AL) W, 3-0 deGrom Nolasco Reed 17-23 3rd/-7.5 36,542 628,548
41 5/20 Los Angeles (AL) W, 7-5 Wheeler Meyer Reed 18-23 3rd/-6.5 37,264 665,812
42 5/21 Los Angeles (AL) L, 5-12 Chavez Milone 18-24 3rd/-7.5 39,501 705,313
43 5/23 San Diego W, 9-3 Harvey Chacin 19-24 3rd/-8.5 24,337 729,650
44 5/24 San Diego L, 5-6 Buchter Smoker Hand 19-25 3rd/-8.5 23,933 753,583
45 5/25 San Diego L, 3-4 Lamet Montero Hand 19-26 3rd/-8.5 24,131 777,714
46 5/26 @Pittsburgh W, 8-1 deGrom Kuhl 20-26 3rd/-8.5
47 5/27 @Pittsburgh L, 4-5 (10) Watson Pill 20-27 3rd/-9.5
48 5/28 @Pittsburgh W, 7-2 Harvey Glasnow 21-27 T-2nd/-8.5
49 5/29 Milwaukee W, 4-2 Gsellman Garza Reed 22-27 T-2nd/-8.5 34,830 812,544
50 5/30 Milwaukee W, 5-4 (12) Smoker Peralta 23-27 2nd/-8.5 24,457 837,001
51 5/31 Milwaukee L, 1-7 Guerra deGrom 23-28 2nd/-9.5 26,517 863,518
52 6/1 Milwaukee L, 1-2 Anderson Wheeler Knebel 23-29 2nd/-10.0 35,123 898,641
53 6/2 Pittsburgh L, 7-12 Cole Sewald 23-30 2nd/-11.0 33,047 931,688
54 6/3 Pittsburgh W, 4-2 Gsellman Glasnow Reed 24-30 2nd/-10.0 34,035 965,723
55 6/4 Pittsburgh L, 1-11 Williams Pill 24-31 T-3rd/-11.0 35,323 1,001,046
56 6/6 @Texas L, 8-10 Bibens-Dirkx deGrom 24-32 T-2nd/-12.5
57 6/7 @Texas W, 4-3 Blevins Bush Reed 25-32 T-2nd/-11.5
58 6/9 @Atlanta L, 2-3 J. Johnson Salas 25-33 4th/-12.0
2 0 1 7 DAY BY DAY
HOME ATT.
59 6/10 @Atlanta (1) W, 6-1 Gsellman Newcomb Reed 26-33
60 6/10 @Atlanta (2) W, 8-1 Matz Wisler 27-33 2nd/-10.5
61 6/11 @Atlanta W, 2-1 Lugo García Reed 28-33 2nd/-9.5
62 6/12 Chicago (NL) W, 6-1 deGrom Lackey 29-33 2nd/-8.5 33,268 1,034,314
63 6/13 Chicago (NL) L, 3-14 Lester Wheeler 29-34 2nd/-9.5 32,651 1,066,965
64 6/14 Chicago (NL) W, 9-4 Blevins Edwards 30-34 2nd/-8.5 34,566 1,101,531
65 6/15 Washington L, 3-8 Gonzalez Gsellman 30-35 2nd/-9.5 30,319 1,131,850
66 6/16 Washington L, 2-7 Scherzer Matz 30-36 3rd/-10.5 37,919 1,169,769
67 6/17 Washington L, 4-7 Strasburg Lugo Romero 30-37 T-3rd/-11.5 38,059 1,207,828
68 6/18 Washington W, 5-1 deGrom Ross 31-37 T-2nd/-10.5 40,459 1,248,287
69 6/19 @Los Angeles (NL) L, 6-10 Kershaw Wheeler 31-38 4th/-10.5
70 6/20 @Los Angeles (NL) L, 0-12 McCarthy Gsellman Stewart 31-39 4th/-11.5
71 6/21 @Los Angeles (NL) L, 2-8 Hill Pill 31-40 4th/-11.5
72 6/22 @Los Angeles (NL) L, 3-6 Baez Sewald Jansen 31-41 4th/-12.0
73 6/23 @San Francisco W, 11-4 Lugo Blach 32-41 4th/-12.0
74 6/24 @San Francisco W, 5-2 deGrom Dyson 33-41 4th/-12.0
75 6/25 @San Francisco W, 8-2 Montero Moore 34-41 4th/-11.0
76 6/27 @Miami L, 3-6 Barraclough Ramirez Ramos 34-42 4th/-11.5
77 6/28 @Miami W, 8-0 Matz Locke 35-42 4th/-11.5
78 6/29 @Miami W, 6-3 Lugo Ureña Reed 36-42 3rd/-10.5
79 6/30 Philadelphia W, 2-1 deGrom Lively Reed 37-42 3rd/-9.5 37,134 1,285,421
80 7/1 Philadelphia W, 7-6 Salas Neshek Reed 38-42 3rd/-8.5 33,080 1,318,501
81 7/2 Philadelphia L, 1-7 Pivetta Montero 38-43 3rd/-9.5 30,343 1,348,844
82 7/3 @Washington L, 2-3 Albers Sewald 38-44 3rd/-10.5
83 7/4 @Washington L, 4-11 Ross Lugo 38-45 3rd/-11.5
84 7/7 @St. Louis W, 6-5 deGrom Martinez Reed 39-45 3rd/-11.0
85 7/8 @St. Louis L, 1-4 Wainwright Wheeler Oh 39-46 4th/-11.0
86 7/9 @St. Louis L, 0-6 Lynn Matz 39-47 4th/-12.0
87 7/14 Colorado W, 14-2 deGrom Gray 40-47 4th/-12.0 27,582 1,376,426
88 7/15 Colorado W, 9-3 Lugo Chatwood 41-47 3rd/-12.0 34,783 1,411,209
89 7/16 Colorado L, 4-13 Hoffman Matz 41-48 3rd/-13.0 28,745 1,439,954
90 7/17 St. Louis L, 3-6 Wainwright Wheeler Cecil 41-49 4th/-14.0 29,977 1,469,931
91 7/18 St. Louis L, 0-5 Wacha Montero 41-50 4th/-15.0 29,964 1,499,895
92 7/19 St. Louis W, 7-3 deGrom Leake Reed 42-50 3rd/-14.0 32,228 1,532,123
93 7/20 St. Louis W, 3-2 Reed Rosenthal 43-50 3rd/-13.5 39,640 1,571,763
94 7/21 Oakland W, 7-5 Robles Blackburn Blevins 44-50 3rd/-12.5 26,969 1,598,732
95 7/22 Oakland W, 6-5 Robles Castro 45-50 3rd/-12.5 39,629 1,638,361
96 7/23 Oakland L, 2-3 Gossett Montero Casilla 45-51 3rd/-13.5 29,037 1,667,398
97 7/24 @San Diego W, 5-3 deGrom Richard Reed 46-51 3rd/-13.0
98 7/25 @San Diego W, 6-5 Lugo Torres Reed 47-51 3rd/-12.0
99 7/26 @San Diego L, 3-6 Chacin Matz Hand 47-52 3rd/-13.0
100 7/27 @San Diego L, 5-7 Perdomo Flexen Hand 47-53 T-3rd/-14.0 YEAR IN REVIEW
101 7/28 @Seattle W, 7-5 Blevins Phelps Reed 48-53 T-2nd/-13.5
102 7/29 @Seattle L, 2-3 Gallardo deGrom Díaz 48-54 T-3rd/-13.5
103 7/30 @Seattle L, 1-9 Paxton Lugo 48-55 T-3rd/-14.0
104 8/1 @Colorado L, 4-5 Dunn Robles 48-56 3rd/-14.5
105 8/2 @Colorado W, 10-5 Bradford Chatwood 49-56 3rd/-13.5
106 8/3 @Colorado L, 4-5 Holland Robles 49-57 3rd/-14.0
107 8/4 Los Angeles (NL) L, 0-6 Darvish deGrom 49-58 4th/-15.0 41,187 1,708,585
108 8/5 Los Angeles (NL) L, 4-7 Morrow Sewald 49-59 4th/-15.0 40,060 1,748,645
109 8/6 Los Angeles (NL) L, 0-8 Ryu Matz 49-60 4th/-16.0 27,077 1,775,722
110 8/8 Texas W, 5-4 Flexen Griffin Ramos 50-60 4th/-15.5 37,326 1,813,048
111 8/9 Texas L, 1-5 Pérez Montero 50-61 4th/-16.5 34,222 1,847,270
112 8/10 @Philadelphia W, 10-0 deGrom Velasquez 51-61 T-3rd/-16.5
113 8/11 @Philadelphia W, 7-6 Robles Neris Ramos 52-61 3rd/-16.0
114 8/12 @Philadelphia L, 1-3 Nola Matz García 52-62 3rd/-17.0
115 8/13 @Philadelphia W, 6-2 Flexen Eflin 53-62 3rd/-16.5
116 8/14 @New York (AL) L, 2-4 Robertson Robles Betances 53-63 3rd/-17.0
117 8/15 @New York (AL) L, 4-5 Gray deGrom Chapman 53-64 T-3rd/-18.0
118 8/16 New York (AL) L, 3-5 Kahnle Sewald Robertson 53-65 T-3rd/-18.0 42,260* 1,889,530
119 8/17 New York (AL) L, 5-7 Severino Matz Betances 53-66 4th/-19.0 42,549* 1,932,079
120 8/18 Miami L, 1-3 Nicolino Flexen Ziegler 53-67 4th/-20.0 25,958 1,958,037
2 0 1 7 DAY BY DAY
HOME ATT.
121 8/19 Miami W, 8-1 Montero Worley 54-67 T-3rd/-19.0 30,171 1,988,208
122 8/20 Miami L, 4-6 Conley deGrom Ziegler 54-68 4th/-20.0 26,464 2,014,672
123 8/21 Arizona L, 2-3 (10) Sherfy Goeddel Rodney 54-69 4th/-20.5 24,265 2,038,937
124 8/22 Arizona L, 4-7 Corbin Milone Rodney 54-70 4th/-21.5 25,220 2,064,157
125 8/23 Arizona W, 4-2 Flexen Godley Ramos 55-70 4th/-20.5 31,277 2,095,434
126 8/24 Arizona L, 2-3 Ray Montero Rodney 55-71 4th/-21.5 25,284 2,120,718
127 8/25 @Washington W, 4-2 deGrom Cole Ramos 56-71 4th/-20.5
128 8/26 @Washington L, 4-9 González Gsellman 56-72 4th/-21.5
129 8/27 @Washington (1) W, 6-5 Blevins Blanton Ramos 57-72
130 8/27 @Washington (2) L, 4-5 Roark Robles Doolittle 57-73 4th/-21.5
131 8/29 @Cincinnati L, 4-14 Romano Flexen 57-74 4th/-23.0
132 8/30 @Cincinnati W, 2-0 Montero Bailey Ramos 58-74 4th/-23.0
133 8/31 @Cincinnati L, 2-7 Stephenson deGrom 58-75 4th/-23.0
134 9/2 @Houston (1) L, 8-12 Morton Harvey 58-76
135 9/2 @Houston (2) L, 1-4 Musgrove Lugo Giles 58-77 4th/-24.0
136 9/3 @Houston L, 6-8 Harris Flexen Devenski 58-78 4th/-24.0
137 9/4 Philadelphia W, 11-7 Montero Leiter 59-78 4th/-24.0 28,808 2,149,526
138 9/5 Philadelphia L, 1-9 Lively deGrom 59-79 4th/-25.0 22,230 2,171,756
139 9/6 Philadelphia W, 6-3 (6) Gsellman Pivetta 60-79 4th/-25.0 19,617 2,191,373
140 9/7 Cincinnati W, 7-2 Harvey Mahle 61-79 4th/-25.0 21,274 2,212,647
141 9/8 Cincinnati W, 5-1 Lugo Garrett Ramos 62-79 4th/-25.0 25,864 2,238,511
142 9/9 Cincinnati W, 6-1 Montero Bailey 63-79 4th/-24.0 30,661 2,269,172
143 9/10 Cincinnati L, 5-10 Stephens Familia Iglesias 63-80 4th/-25.0 27,590 2,296,762
144 9/12 @Chicago (NL) L, 3-8 Quintana Gsellman 63-81 4th/-25.0
145 9/13 @Chicago (NL) L, 5-17 Lester Harvey 63-82 4th/-25.0
146 9/14 @Chicago (NL) L, 6-14 Montgomery Lugo 63-83 4th/-26.0
147 9/15 @Atlanta L, 2-3 Newcomb Montero Vizcaino 63-84 4th/-26.0
148 9/16 @Atlanta W, 7-3 deGrom Dickey 64-84 4th/-25.0
149 9/17 @Atlanta W, 5-1 Gsellman Teheran 65-84 4th/-25.0
150 9/18 @Miami L, 1-13 Straily Harvey Worley 65-85 4th/-25.5
151 9/19 @Miami L, 4-5 (10) Barraclough Sewald 65-86 4th/-26.5
152 9/20 @Miami L, 2-9 Ureña Montero 65-87 4th/-27.5
153 9/22 Washington W, 7-6 Bradford Blanton Familia 66-87 4th/-26.0 28,095 2,324,857
154 9/23 Washington L, 3-4 Solis Rhame Doolittle 66-88 4th/-27.0 34,455 2,359,312
155 9/24 Washington L, 2-3 Scherzer deGrom Kintzler 66-89 4th/-28.0 29,057 2,388,369
156 9/25 Atlanta (1) L, 2-9 Sims Flexen 66-90
157 9/25 Atlanta (2) W, 3-2 Lugo Fried Familia 67-90 4th/-28.5 21,698 2,410,067
158 9/26 Atlanta W, 4-3 Familia Minter 68-90 4th/-27.5 21,938 2,432,005
159 9/27 Atlanta W, 7-1 Gsellman Newcomb 69-90 4th/-26.5 28,617 2,460,622
160 9/29 @Philadelphia L, 2-6 Lively Harvey 69-91 4th/-28.0
161 9/30 @Philadelphia W, 7-4 (11) Rhame Morgan Familia 70-91 4th/-27.0
162 10/1 @Philadelphia L, 0-11 Pivetta Flexen 70-92 4th/-27.0
*Sellout
2017-18 CHRONOLOGY
JANUARY
Invited RHP Chasen Bradford, C Xorge Carrillo, LHP P.J. Conlon, IF Luis Guillorme, RHP Kevin McGowan, LHP
Jan. 11 David Roseboom, RHP Paul Sewald, IF Dominic Smith, OF Champ Stuart, OF Travis Taijeron, RHP Corey Taylor
and RHP Logan Taylor to Major League Spring Training.
Signed LHP Adam Wilk to a minor league contract with an invite to Major League Spring Training...Signed RHP
Jan. 12
Cory Burns to a minor league contract.
FEBRUARY
Designated IF Ty Kelly for assignment...Signed LHP Jerry Blevins to a one-year major league contract with a team
Feb. 9
option for a second year.
Feb. 10 Traded RHP Gabriel Ynoa to the Baltimore Orioles in exchange for cash.
Feb. 13 Outrighted IF Ty Kelly to Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific Coast League.
Invited IF Ty Kelly to Major League Spring Training...Signed RHP Fernando Salas to a one-year major league
Feb. 15
contract...Signed LHP Tom Gorzelanny to a minor league contract with an invite to Major League Spring Training.
Feb. 19 Signed RHP Wilfredo Boscan to a minor league contract.
MARCH
Optioned RHP Chris Flexen, RHP Marcos Molina and OF Wuilmer Becerra to St. Lucie (A) of the Florida State
Mar. 14
League...Optioned IF Amed Rosario to Binghamton (AA) of the Eastern League.
Mar. 17 Optioned C Tomas Nido to St. Lucie (A) of the Florida State League.
Mar. 22 Optioned IF Gavin Cecchini, IF Matt Reynolds and RHP Erik Goeddel to Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific Coast League.
Mar. 28 Optioned C Kevin Plawecki to Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific Coast League.
Mar. 29 Signed IF Josh Rodriguez to a minor league contract.
Mar. 30 Optioned LHP Sean Gilmartin to Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific Coast League.
APRIL
Selected the contract of IF Ty Kelly and placed the following players on the 10-Day Disabled List, retroactive to
March 30: OF Juan Lagares (left oblique), RHP Seth Lugo (right elbow inflammation). LHP Steven Matz (left elbow
Apr. 2 inflammation), OF Brandon Nimmo (right hamstring) and IF David Wright (cervical disc herniation). In addition,
RHP Jeurys Familia was placed on the Restricted List.
Apr. 5 Signed OF Desmond Jennings to a minor league contract and assigned him to Las Vegas (AAA).
Apr. 8 Selected the contract of RHP Paul Sewald from Las Vegas (AAA) and designed IF/OF Ty Kelly for assignment.
Apr. 11 Signed IF Cody Decker to a minor league contract and assigned him to Binghamton (AA).
Apr. 13 Activated OF Juan Lagares from the Disabled List...Optioned RHP Paul Sewald to Las Vegas (AAA).
Apr. 14 Recalled LHP Sean Gilmartin from Las Vegas (AAA)...Optioned IF T.J. Rivera to Las Vegas.
Activated RHP Jeurys Familia from the Restricted List...Optioned RHP Rafael Montero to Las Vegas (AAA)...
Apr. 19 Transferred IF David Wright to the 60-Day DL...Recalled C Kevin Plawecki from Las Vegas (AAA) and optioned
LHP Sean Gilmartin to Las Vegas (AAA).
Placed IF Lucas Duda on the 10-Day DL, retroactive to April 20, with a hyper-extended left elbow, placed IF
Apr. 20 Wilmer Flores on the 10-Day DL with a right knee infection, recalled IF T.J. Rivera from Las Vegas (AAA) and
recalled LHP Sean Gilmartin from Las Vegas (AAA).
Apr. 26 Recalled IF Matt Reynolds from Las Vegas (AAA)...Optioned LHP Sean Gilmartin to Las Vegas (AAA).
Placed OF Yoenis Céspedes on the 10-Day DL with a left hamstring strain and recalled LHP Sean Gilmartin from
Apr. 28
Las Vegas (AAA). YEAR IN REVIEW
MAY Placed RHP Noah Syndergaard on the 10-Day DL with a partial tear of the right lat muscle and recalled RHP Paul
May 1 Sewald from Las Vegas (AAA).
May 3 Activated IF Wilmer Flores from the 10-Day DL and optioned LHP Sean GIlmartin to Las Vegas (AAA).
Placed C Travis d’Arnaud on the 10-Day DL with a bruised right wrist and recalled RHP Rafael Montero from Las
May 5
Vegas (AAA).
Selected LHP Adam Wilk from Las Vegas (AAA)...Placed RHP Matt Harvey on the Suspended List...Transferred
May 7
RHP Noah Syndergaard to the 60-Day DL...Claimed LHP Tommy Milone off waivers from Milwaukee.
May 8 Added LHP Tommy Milone to the 25-man roster...Designated LHP Adam Wilk for assignment.
May 9 Reinstated RHP Matt Harvey from the Suspended List...Optioned LHP Josh Smoker to Las Vegas (AAA).
Reinstated IF Lucas Duda from the Disabled List...Placed RHP Jeurys Familia on the 10-Day DL, retroactive to
May 12
May 11, with a blood clot in his right arm.
Signed free agent RHP Neil Rameriz and added him to the ML roster...Placed IF Asdrúbal Cabrera on the 10-Day
May 16 Disabled List, retroactive to May 14, with a sprained left thumb...Transferred RHP Jeurys Familia to the 60-Day
DL..Returned OF Brandon Nimmo from his rehabilitation assignment and optioned him to Las Vegas (AAA).
May 23 Recalled LHP Josh Smoker from Las Vegas (AAA)...Optioned RHP Hansel Robles to Las Vegas.
Recalled C Travis d’Arnaud from his rehabilitation assignment and activated him the Disabled List...Placed LHP
May 24
Tommy Milone on the 10-Day Disabled List, retroactive to May 22, with a sprained left knee.
Recalled IF Asdrúbal Cabrera from his rehabilitation assignment and activated him the Disabled List...Optioned C
May 25
Kevin Plawecki to Las Vegas (AAA).
Selected the contract of RHP Tyler Pill from Las Vegas (AAA)...Optioned RHP Rafael Montero to Las Vegas
May 26
(AAA)...Transferred RHP Seth Lugo to the 60-Day DL.
2017-2018 CHRONOLOGY
JUNE
Recalled OF Yoenis Céspedes from his rehabilitation assignment and activated him from the Disabled List to be
June 10 the 26th man for the doubleheader at Atlanta...Recalled LHP Steven Matz from his rehabilitation assignment and
activated him from the Disabled List...Optioned IF Matt Reynolds to Las Vegas (AAA).
Recalled RHP Seth Lugo from his rehabilitation assignment and activated him from the Disabled List...Optioned
June 11 RHP Tyler Pill and IF T.J. Rivera to Las Vegas (AAA)...Designated LHP Sean Gilmartin for assignment...
Announced LHP Sean Gilmartin was claimed off waivers by St. Louis.
Placed IF Asdrúbal Cabrera on the 10-Day Disabled List with a left thumb sprain...Recalled IF T.J. Rivera from Las
June 13
Vegas (AAA).
Placed LHP Josh Smoker on the 10-Day Disabled List with a left shoulder strain...Recalled RHP Rafael Montero
June 14
from Las Vegas (AAA).
Placed IF Neil Walker on the 10-Day Disabled List with a partial tear of his left hamstring...Recalled IF Gavin
June 15
Cecchini from Las Vegas (AAA).
Placed RHP Matt Harvey on the 10-Day Disabled List, retroactive to June 15, with a stress injury to the scapula
June 16 bone in his right shoulder...Placed OF Juan Lagares on the 10-Day Disabled List with a fracture of the IP joint in
his left thumb...Recalled IF Matt Reynolds and OF Brandon Nimmo from Las Vegas (AAA).
Placed RHP Zack Wheeler on the 10-Day Disabled List, retroactive to June 20, with biceps tendinitis...Recalled
June 21
RHP Tyler Pill and RHP Erik Goeddel from Las Vegas (AAA)...Optioned IF Matt Reynolds to Las Vegas (AAA).
Selected the contract of RHP Chasen Bradford from Las Vegas (AAA)...Optioned RHP Tyler Pill to Las Vegas
June 22
(AAA)...Transferred LHP Tommy Milone to the 60-Day DL.
Recalled IF Asdrúbal Cabrera from his rehabilitation assignment and activated him from the Disabled List...
June 23
Optioned IF Gavin Cecchini to Las Vegas (AAA).
Placed RHP Robert Gsellman on the 10-Day Disabled List, with a strained left hamstring...Recalled IF Matt
June 28
Reynolds from Las Vegas (AAA).
JULY
Activated RHP Zack Wheeler from the Disabled List...Placed OF Michael Conforto on the 10-Day Disabled List,
July 1 retroactive to June 28, with a bruised left hand.
July 5 Traded minor league IF Milton Ramos to Baltimore in exchange for International Signing Bonus Pool space.
July 7 Signed 2017 first-round pick LHP David Peterson.
Activated OF Michael Conforto from the Disabled List...Placed OF Brandon Nimmo on the 10-Day DL, retroactive
July 8
to July 5, with a partially collapsed lung.
July 17 Recalled RHP Hansel Robles from Las Vegas (AAA) and optioned RHP Chasen Bradford to Las Vegas.
Recalled LHP Josh Smoker from his rehabilitation assignment and activated him from the Disabled List...
July 20
Designated RHP Neil Ramirez for assignment.
July 23 Announced RHP Neil Ramirez elected free agency.
Placed RHP Zack Wheeler on the 10-Day Disabled List, with a stress reaction in his right arm, retroactive to July
July 24
23 and recalled RHP Tyler Pill from Las Vegas (AAA).
Recalled RHP Chris Flexen from Binghamton (AA)....Acquired minor league RHP Drew Smith from Tampa Bay in
July 27
exchange for IF Lucas Duda.
Recalled IF Neil Walker from his rehabilitation assignment and activated him from the Disabled List...Recalled
OF Brandon Nimmo from his rehabilitation assignment and activated him from the Disabled List...Optioned RHP
July 28 Tyler Pill to Las Vegas (AAA)...Placed IF T.J. Rivera on the 10-Day DL, retroactive to July 27, with a partial tear
of the ulnar collateral ligament of his right elbow...Acquired RHP AJ Ramos from Miami in exchange for minor
leaguers OF Ricardo Cespedes and RHP Merandy Gonzalez.
July 30 Activated RHP AJ Ramos to the roster...Designated LHP Josh Edgin for assignment.
Acquired minor league RHP Stephen Nogodek, RHP Jamie Callahan and RHP Gerson Bautista from Boston in
July 31
exchange for RHP Addison Reed.
AUGUST Recalled IF Amed Rosario from Las Vegas (AAA)...Recalled RHP Chasen Bradford from Las Vegas (AAA)...
Aug. 1
Optioned IF Matt Reynolds to Las Vegas (AAA).
Aug. 2 Announced LHP Josh Edgin cleared waivers and was outrighted to Las Vegas (AAA).
Aug. 9 Acquired minor league RHP Ryder Ryan from Cleveland in exchange for OF Jay Bruce.
Aug. 10 Recalled OF Juan Lagares from his rehabilitation assignment and activated him from the Disabled List.
Aug. 11 Selected the contract IF Dominic Smith from Las Vegas (AAA)...Designated RHP Fernando Salas for assignment.
Aug. 12 Acquired a player to be named later from Milwaukee in exchange for IF Neil Walker and cash.
Aug. 13 Selected the contract of RHP Kevin McGowan from Las Vegas (AAA).
Placed IF José Reyes on the 10-Day Disabled List, retroactive to August 16, with a sore left ribcage, optioned RHP
Aug. 17
Kevin McGowan to Las Vegas (AAA) and recalled IF Gavin Cecchini and IF Matt Reynolds from Las Vegas.
Traded OF Curtis Granderson and cash considerations to Los Angeles-NL in exchange for a player to be named
later or cash considerations...C René Rivera was awarded to Chicago-NL on a waiver claim...Recalled C Kevin
Aug. 19
Plawecki from Las Vegas (AAA) and LHP Tommy Milone from his rehabilitation assignment and activated him
from the Disabled List.
Acquired minor league RHP Jacob Rhame from the Dodgers as the player to be named later in the Curtis
Aug. 20
Granderson trade...Assigned Rhame to Las Vegas (AAA).
2017-2018 CHRONOLOGY
AUGUST (CONTINUED)
Placed LHP Steven Matz on the 10-Day DL, retroactive to August 19, with irritation of the ulnar nerve in his left
Aug. 22
elbow...Recalled RHP Kevin McGowan from Las Vegas (AAA).
Placed OF Michael Conforto on the 10-Day, with a dislocation of his left shoulder and a tear in the posterior
Aug. 25 capsule in the shoulder...Recalled RHP Jeurys Familia from his rehabilitation assignment and activated him from
the DL.
Activated IF José Reyes from the Disabled List, selected the contract of OF Travis Taijeron from Las Vegas
Aug. 26 (AAA), placed OF Yoenis Céspedes on the 10-Day DL with a strained right hamstring and optioned RHP Kevin
McGowan to Las Vegas.
SEPTEMBER
Recalled RHP Jacob Rhame from Las Vegas (AAA) and selected the contract of RHP Jamie Callahan from Las
Sept. 1
Vegas (AAA)...Recalled RHP Matt Harvey from his rehabilitation assignment and activated him from the DL.
Sept. 2 Signed OF Nori Aoki to a major league contract.
Sept. 5 Recalled RHP Kevin McGowan from Las Vegas (AAA).
Sept. 6 Recalled RHP Robert Gsellman from Las Vegas (AAA).
Sept. 8 Selected the contract of IF Phillip Evans from Las Vegas (AAA)...Transferred LHP Steven Matz to the 60-Day DL.
Recalled C Tomas Nido from Binghamton (AA)...Acquired RHP Eric Hanhold from Milwaukee as the player to be
Sept. 12
named later in the August 12 trade for Neil Walker.
Recalled RHP Noah Syndergaard from his rehabilitation assignment and activated him from the 60-Day DL...
Sept. 23
Transferred RHP Zack Wheeler to the 60-Day DL.
OCTOBER Activated OF Yoenis Céspedes, OF Michael Conforto and IF T.J. Rivera from the 10-Day Disabled List...Recalled
Oct. 2
OF Wuilmer Becerra, RHP Marcos Molina and RHP Tyler Pill.
Oct. 3 Named Terry Collins Special Assistant to General Manager Sandy Alderson.
Oct. 23 Named Mickey Callaway the 21st manager in team history, agreeing to terms on a three-year contract.
Outrighted OF Wuilmer Becerra, IF Phil Evans, RHP Erik Goeddel, RHP Tyler Pill and OF Travis Taijeron to Las
Oct. 25
Vegas (AAA).
Oct. 26 LHP Tommy Milone elected free agency
Oct. 30 Released OF Nori Aoki
NOVEMBER
Activated LHP Steven Matz, RHP Zack Wheeler and IF David Wright from the 60-Day Disabled List...Exercised
Nov. 3
club options for IF Asdrúbal Cabrera and LHP Jerry Blevins.
Named Gary DiSarcina as the bench coach, Dave Eiland as the club’s pitching coach, Pat Roessler was promoted
to hitting coach, Glenn Sherlock as the third base coach and catching instructor, Ruben Amaro Jr. as the club’s
Nov. 15
first base coach and outfield instructor, Ricky Bones as the bullpen coach and Tom Slater as the club’s assistant
hitting coach.
Nov. 17 Signed LHP Matt Purke to a minor league contract with an invite to Major League Spring Training.
Nov. 20 Added RHP Tyler Bashlor, RHP Gerson Bautista, IF Luis Guillorme and RHP Corey Oswalt to the 40-man roster.
Nov. 22 Signed OF Zach Borenstein to a minor league contract with an invite to Major League Spring Training.
december YEAR IN REVIEW

Selected RHP Burch Smith in the major league phase of the Rule 5 draft and traded him to Kansas City in
Dec. 14
exchange for cash.
Signed RHP Anthony Swarzack to a two-year contract...Signed C José Lobaton to a minor league contract with
Dec. 15
an invite to Major League Spring Training.
Dec. 20 Extended the contract of General Manager Sandy Alderson.
Dec. 22 Named Omar Minaya Special Assistant to General Manager Sandy Alderson.
january 2018
Jan. 16 Signed OF Jay Bruce to a three-year contract and designated RHP Kevin McGowan for assignment.
Jan. 18 Signed INF Adrián González to a one-year contract...Designated RHP Chasen Bradford for assignment.
Invited INF Peter Alonso, LHP P.J. Conlon, OF Kevin Kaczmarski, C Patrick Mazeika, RHP Drew Smith, RHP
Jan. 19 Corey Taylor, OF Tim Tebow, INF David Thompson and RHP Adonis Uceta to Major League Spring Training...
RHP Chasen Bradford claimed off waivers by Seattle.
Named Jim Cavallini Director of Performance and Sports Science, promoted Brian Chicklo to head trainer and
Jan. 23 named Joseph Golia the team’s assistant trainer...Signed INF/OF Ty Kelly to a minor league contract with an invite
to Major League Spring Training.
Jan. 26 Signed INF José Reyes to a one-year contract...Designated LHP Josh Smoker for assignment.
Jan. 31 Acquired LHP Daniel Zamora from Pittsburgh in exchange for LHP Josh Smoker.
february 2018
Feb. 7 Signed INF Todd Frazier to a two-year contract...Designated INF Matt Reynolds for assignment.
Feb. 13 Traded INF Matt Reynolds to Washington in exchange for cash considerations.
2017 FINAL STATS
batting Statistics PINCH HIT
PLAYER AVG G AB R H TB 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HP BB IBB SO SB CS DP E SLG OBP AB H HR RBI
Aoki,N .284 27 102 16 29 38 7 1 0 8 0 0 1 13 0 10 5 0 1 1 .373 .371 1 0 0 0
AL .274 83 234 32 64 94 13 1 5 27 1 5 2 16 1 34 5 2 11 0 .402 .319 7 1 0 1
+Bradford,C .000 28 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 0 0 0 0
Bruce,J .256 103 406 61 104 211 20 0 29 75 0 2 1 39 0 102 0 1 9 4 .520 .321 0 0 0 0
Cabrera,A .280 135 479 66 134 208 32 0 14 59 1 5 5 50 1 83 3 2 19 17 .434 .351 13 4 1 5
RIGHT .392 125 49 64 6 0 3 14 0 1 0 10 0 17 5 .512 .434 1 0 0 0
LEFT .240 354 85 144 26 0 11 45 1 4 5 40 1 66 14 .407 .323 12 4 1 5
+Cecchini,G .208 32 77 4 16 21 2 0 1 7 0 0 1 4 1 19 0 1 3 0 .273 .256 12 1 0 0
*Cespedes,Y .292 81 291 46 85 157 17 2 17 42 0 2 2 26 5 61 0 1 7 6 .540 .352 4 1 0 0
*Conforto,M .279 109 373 72 104 207 20 1 27 68 0 2 8 57 5 113 2 0 3 3 .555 .384 11 4 0 3
d’Arnaud,T .244 112 348 39 85 154 19 1 16 57 0 3 2 23 3 59 0 0 12 4 .443 .293 18 3 0 1
deGrom,J .211 37 71 6 15 19 1 0 1 4 4 0 0 2 0 22 1 0 0 1 .268 .233 4 0 0 0
Duda,L .246 75 252 30 62 134 21 0 17 37 0 0 2 37 4 73 0 0 6 2 .532 .347 5 1 0 1
+Evans,P .303 19 33 4 10 12 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 4 0 8 0 0 0 0 .364 .395 12 4 0 0
Familia,J .000 26 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 .000 .000 0 0 0 0
+Flexen,C .154 14 13 0 2 3 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 .231 .154 0 0 0 0
Flores,W .271 110 336 42 91 164 17 1 18 52 0 6 3 17 1 54 1 1 14 9 .488 .307 21 5 2 5
Gilmartin,S 1.000 2 1 1 1 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2.000 1.000 0 0 0 0
#Granderson,C .212 147 449 74 95 203 24 3 26 64 0 3 4 71 2 123 6 2 5 2 .452 .323 19 6 1 3
NY .228 111 337 58 77 162 22 3 19 52 0 3 2 53 2 90 4 2 4 2 .481 .334 16 4 1 3
+Gsellman,R .147 27 34 2 5 5 0 0 0 4 3 1 0 6 0 14 0 0 0 4 .147 .268 0 0 0 0
Harvey,M .059 19 34 2 2 2 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 13 0 0 3 1 .059 .086 0 0 0 0
#+Kelly,T .191 70 89 11 17 30 7 0 2 14 4 3 1 8 0 25 0 0 0 0 .337 .257 35 8 1 7
NY .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 1 0 0 0
RIGHT .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 0 0 0 0
LEFT .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 .000 .000 1 0 0 0
Lagares,J .250 94 252 37 63 92 16 2 3 15 2 1 3 14 0 56 7 3 6 3 .365 .296 10 2 0 1
Lugo,S .138 20 29 4 4 9 2 0 1 2 5 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 1 0 .310 .138 1 0 0 0
*Matz,S .143 17 21 1 3 3 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 1 .143 .143 2 1 0 1
Milone,T # .111 17 9 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 5 0 0 0 0 .111 .273 0 0 0 0
NY .200 11 5 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 .200 .333 0 0 0 0
Montero,R .080 34 25 1 2 2 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 .080 .080 0 0 0 0
+Nido,T .300 5 10 0 3 4 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 .400 .300 2 1 0 1
+Nimmo,B .260 69 177 26 46 74 11 1 5 21 1 2 2 33 1 60 2 0 3 1 .418 .379 16 5 0 2
*+Pill,T .000 7 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 0 0 0 0
Plawecki,K .260 37 100 11 26 40 5 0 3 13 0 1 3 14 2 17 1 0 2 0 .400 .364 4 1 0 1
#Ramirez,N .000 29 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 0 0 0 0
NY .000 20 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 0 0 0 0
Reyes,J .246 145 501 75 123 207 25 7 15 58 5 3 2 50 1 79 24 6 3 8 .413 .315 9 2 0 0
RIGHT .267 120 32 60 6 2 6 19 1 0 2 12 1 22 0 .500 .343 2 1 0 0
LEFT .239 381 91 147 19 5 9 39 4 3 0 38 0 57 3 .386 .306 7 1 0 0
Reynolds,M .230 68 113 12 26 34 1 2 1 5 1 0 2 14 1 37 0 1 2 1 .301 .326 16 2 0 0
#Rivera,R .252 74 218 23 55 94 9 0 10 35 1 1 3 14 3 70 0 1 4 1 .431 .305 3 0 0 0
NY .230 54 174 15 40 68 4 0 8 23 0 1 3 9 3 54 0 1 3 1 .391 .278 2 0 0 0
*+Rivera,T .290 73 214 27 62 92 13 1 5 27 1 2 5 9 0 32 1 0 4 6 .430 .330 15 5 1 2
Robles,H .000 46 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 0 0 0 0
+Rosario,A .248 46 165 16 41 65 4 4 4 10 0 0 2 3 0 49 7 3 3 6 .394 .271 2 1 0 0
+Sewald,P .000 57 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 .000 .000 0 0 0 0
+Smith,D .198 49 167 17 33 66 6 0 9 26 0 1 1 14 0 49 0 0 5 2 .395 .262 4 2 1 4
+Smoker,J .000 54 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 0 0 0 0
Syndergaard,N .222 7 9 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 5 0 0 0 0 .222 .417 0 0 0 0
+Taijeron,T .173 26 52 3 9 14 2 0 1 3 0 0 2 5 0 24 0 0 1 0 .269 .271 10 1 0 0
# Walker,N .265 111 385 59 102 169 21 2 14 49 1 2 5 55 2 77 0 2 9 7 .439 .362 6 1 0 1
NY .264 73 265 40 70 117 13 2 10 36 1 2 4 27 1 47 0 1 4 5 .442 .339 3 0 0 0
RIGHT .211 71 15 21 6 0 0 3 1 0 1 8 1 16 1 .296 .300 3 0 0 0
LEFT .284 194 55 96 7 2 10 33 0 2 3 19 0 31 3 .495 .353 0 0 0 0
* Wheeler,Z .074 18 27 1 2 3 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 12 0 0 0 1 .111 .107 1 1 0 0
* Wright,D .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 0 0 0 0
PITCHERS .140 162 285 18 40 52 6 0 2 15 24 1 0 14 0 112 1 0 4 11 .182 .180 8 2 0 1
NEW YORK .250 162 5510 735 1379 2393 286 28 224 713 36 37 57 529 31 1291 58 23 118 92 .434 .320 215 51 6 30
OPPONENTS .273 162 5628 863 1538 2522 278 23 220 830 49 53 55 593 51 1374 102 29 112 79 .448 .345 239 56 3 33
Pitching
PITCHER
Statistics
R/L W-L ERA G GS CG GF SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB IBB SO WP BK
OPP
AVG
Blevins,J L 6-0 2.94 75 0 0 5 0 1 49.0 43 16 16 4 4 24 2 69 2 0 .229
+Bradford,C R 2-0 3.74 28 0 0 7 0 0 33.2 30 17 14 3 0 13 1 27 1 0 .233
+Callahan,J R 0-0 4.05 9 0 0 5 0 0 6.2 7 4 3 0 0 1 0 5 0 0 .250
deGrom,J R 15-10 3.53 31 31 1 0 0 0 201.1 180 87 79 28 2 59 5 239 7 0 .237
Edgin, J L 0-1 3.65 46 0 0 0 0 1 37.0 39 16 15 3 5 18 1 27 1 1 .273
Familia,J R 2-2 4.38 26 0 0 15 0 6 24.2 21 14 12 1 1 15 3 25 1 0 .231
+Flexen,C R 3-6 7.88 14 9 0 1 0 0 48.0 62 44 42 11 2 35 0 36 1 0 .321
Gilmartin,S L 0-0 13.50 2 0 0 1 0 0 3.1 8 5 5 2 0 1 0 4 1 0 .500
Goeddel,E R 0-1 5.28 33 0 0 14 0 0 29.0 28 17 17 8 0 11 0 33 2 0 .257
+Gsellman,R R 8-7 5.19 25 22 1 1 0 0 119.2 138 85 69 17 8 42 3 82 4 0 .280
Harvey,M R 5-7 6.70 19 18 0 0 0 0 92.2 110 70 69 21 6 47 3 67 6 1 .295
Lugo,S R 7-5 4.71 19 18 0 1 0 0 101.1 114 57 53 13 2 25 1 85 2 1 .284
Matz,S L 2-7 6.08 13 13 0 0 0 0 66.2 83 46 45 12 3 19 2 48 1 0 .305
+McGowan,K R 0-0 5.19 8 0 0 1 0 0 8.2 8 5 5 2 0 6 0 8 0 0 .235
#Milone,T L 1-3 7.63 17 8 0 2 0 1 48.1 65 43 41 15 0 14 3 38 0 0 .317
NY L 0-3 8.56 11 5 0 1 0 0 27.1 36 28 26 9 0 12 3 22 0 0 .316
Montero,R R 5-11 5.52 34 18 0 4 0 0 119.0 141 75 73 12 5 67 5 114 6 1 .306
+Pill,T R 0-3 5.32 7 3 0 1 0 0 22.0 22 16 13 3 2 10 2 16 0 0 .268
Plawecki,K R 0-0 12.00 2 0 0 2 0 0 3.0 5 4 4 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 .357
#Ramirez,N R 0-1 7.18 29 0 0 9 0 0 31.1 35 30 25 6 1 21 0 44 3 0 .273
NY R 0-1 6.43 20 0 0 7 0 0 21.0 20 15 15 4 0 17 0 26 1 0 .247
#Ramos,A R 2-4 3.99 61 0 0 55 0 27 58.2 49 27 26 7 2 34 1 72 7 0 .223
NY R 0-0 4.74 21 0 0 17 0 7 19.0 19 10 10 3 0 12 0 25 3 0 .257
Reed,A R 1-2 2.57 48 0 0 31 0 19 49.0 49 14 14 6 0 6 1 48 1 0 .255
+Rhame,J R 1-1 9.00 9 0 0 2 0 0 9.0 12 9 9 2 0 7 0 7 0 0 .333
Robles,H R 7-5 4.92 46 0 0 9 0 0 56.2 47 31 31 10 5 29 2 60 2 0 .226
Salas,F R 1-2 6.00 48 0 0 7 0 0 45.0 60 35 30 7 0 20 6 47 4 0 .321
+Sewald,P R 0-6 4.55 57 0 0 12 0 0 65.1 58 36 33 8 3 21 2 69 3 1 .237
+Smoker,J L 1-2 5.11 54 0 0 7 0 0 56.1 64 34 32 10 3 32 7 68 2 0 .282
Syndergaard,N R 1-2 2.97 7 7 0 0 0 0 30.1 29 14 10 0 1 3 1 34 3 0 .246
Wheeler,Z R 3-7 5.21 17 17 0 0 0 0 86.1 97 53 50 15 3 40 1 81 1 0 .284
Wilk,A L 0-1 12.27 1 1 0 0 0 0 3.2 8 6 5 3 0 1 0 2 0 0 .444
NEW YORK 70-92 5.01 162 162 2 160 5 34 1434.2 1538 863 799 220 55 593 51 1374 55 5 .273
OPPONENTS 92-70 4.24 162 162 1 161 7 41 1445.0 1379 735 681 224 57 529 31 1291 56 3 .250
+ Rookie | # Totals
2017 MISCELLANEOUS STATS
VS. NATIONAL LEAGUE SITUATIONAL RECORDS
Home Road Totals Home Road Totals
W L W L W L W L W L W L
vs. Atlanta 5 4 7 3 12 7 Shutouts 2 4 3 3 5 7
vs. Miami 4 5 3 7 7 12 SHO - Individual 0 1 0 0 0 1
vs. Philadelphia 5 4 7 3 12 7 Extra Innings 1 5 2 3 3 8
vs. Washington 2 8 4 5 6 13 One-Run Decisions 12 10 9 14 21 24
Totals vs. East 16 21 21 18 37 39 Two-Run Decisions 5 8 7 8 12 16
vs. LH Starters 7 13 8 10 15 23
Home Road Totals vs. RH Starters 30 31 25 38 55 69
W L W L W L Grass Fields 37 44 33 48 70 92
vs. Chicago 2 1 0 3 2 4 Artificial Fields 0 0 0 0 0 0
vs. Cincinnati 3 1 1 2 4 3 Day Games 6 17 8 16 14 33
vs. Milwaukee 2 2 0 3 2 5 Night Games 31 27 25 32 56 59
vs. Pittsburgh 1 2 2 1 3 3
vs. St. Louis 2 2 1 2 3 4 W L
Totals vs. Central 10 8 4 11 14 19 Starters 49 64
Relievers 21 28
Home Road Totals Streaks 5 7
W L W L W L
vs. Arizona 1 3 0 3 1 6 W L Split
vs. Colorado 2 1 1 2 3 3 Doubleheaders (Home) 0 0 1
vs. Los Angeles 0 3 0 4 0 7 Doubleheaders (Road) 1 1 1
vs. San Diego 1 2 2 2 3 4
vs. San Francisco 2 1 3 0 5 1 MISCELLANEOUS
Totals vs. West 6 10 6 11 12 21
Mets Opp.
Home Road Totals Double Plays 125 139
W L W L W L Triple Plays 0 0
TOTALS VS. N.L. 32 39 31 40 63 79 Left on Base 1099 1211
Grand Slam HR 4 6
VS. AMERICAN LEAGUE Home Runs - Home 101 96
Home Road Totals Home Runs - Road 123 124
W L W L W L
vs. Los Angeles 2 1 0 0 2 1 ATTENDANCE
vs. Houston 0 0 0 3 0 3 YEAR IN REVIEW
Home 2,460,622 (80 dates) 30,758 avg.
vs. New York 0 2 0 2 0 4
Road 2,460,154 (81 dates) 30,372 avg.
vs. Oakland 2 1 0 0 2 1
vs. Seattle 0 0 1 2 1 2
vs. Texas 1 1 1 1 2 2
Home Road Totals

W L W L W L
TOTALS VS. A.L. 5 5 2 8 7 13
Home Road Totals

W L W L W L
OVERALL TOTALS 37 44 33 48 70 92
2017 METS HIGHS AND LOWS
INDIVIDUAL BATTING HIGHS INDIVIDUAL PITCHING HIGHS
Longest Hitting Streak ..................... 11, 3x. last - Cabrera, 9/4-9/17 Most Runs Allowed, Game..........................9, deGrom, 9/5 vs. PHI
Most Runs, Game .........................................4, Conforto, 5/14 at MIL Most Hits Allowed, Game ............................12, Harvey, 9/18 at MIA
Most Hits, Game.. ....................... 4, 13x, last - Cabrera, 9/30 @ PHI Most HR Allowed, Game ..............4, 2x, last - deGrom, 7/7 at STL
Most RBI, Game ..................................................6, Bruce, 5/2 at ATL Most HR Allowed, Inning ......... 3, 2x, last - Goeddel, 9/20 at MIA
Most Doubles, Game ......... 2, 16x, last - Nimmo, 9/25 vs. ATL G2 Most Strikeouts, Game, Starter ................ 13, deGrom, 4/15 at MIA
Most Triples, Game ...................................... 2, Reyes, 7/22 vs. OAK Most Strikeouts, Game, Reliever ................6, Sewald, 5/7 vs. MIA
Most Home Runs, Game.........................3, Céspedes, 4/11 at PHI* Most Walks, Game ...................................6, deGrom, 4/22 vs. WAS
Home Runs, Consecutive Gm. ... 3, 3x, last - Céspedes, 8/11-8/14 Longest Winning Streak .................................8, deGrom, 6/12-7/24
Grand Slams ...................................4x, last - Flores, 9/2 at HOU G2 Longest Losing Streak ..............6, 2x, Matz, Sewald (Both Active)
Pinch-Hit Home Runs ........................ 6x, last - Smith, 9/27 vs. ATL Most IP, Game ........................................ 9.0, deGrom, 6/12 vs. CHC
Leadoff Home Runs .............................11x, last - Reyes, 9/13 at CHI Most IP, Reliever ......................4.0, 2x, last - Harvey, 9/23 at WAS
Walk-off Home Runs ................1, Flores (off Castro), 7/22 vs. OAK Consecutive Scoreless Inn., Starter ...............17.0, Matz, 6/22-7/3
Most Walks, Game .........3, 14x, last - Aoki, Plawecki, 9/30 at PHI Consecutive Scoreless Inn., Reliever........ 14.0, Robles, 4/13-5/13
Most Strikeouts, Game............ 4, 7x, last - Conforto, 7/15 vs. COL TEAM PITCHING HIGHS
Most Total Bases, Game.......................... 14, Céspedes, 4/11 at PHI
Most Runs Allowed ................................................. 23, 4/30 at WAS
Most Extra-Base Hits, Game ...................4, Céspedes, 4/11 at PHI*
Most Runs Allowed, Inning ....................... 8, 5th inning, 5/13 at MIL
Most Stolen Bases, Game .........2, 4x, last - Reyes, 9/24 vs WAS
Most Hits Allowed, Game ...................................... 23, 4/30 at WAS
TEAM BATTING HIGHS Most Hits Allowed, Inning......7, 4x, last - 5th inning, 9/18 at MIA
Fewest Runs Allowed, Game ...................0, 5x, last - 8/30 at CIN
Most Runs, Game .......................................................... 16, 5/3 at ATL
Fewest Hits Allowed, Game .........................................2, 5/9 vs. SF
Fewest Runs, Game ....................................... 0, 7x, last - 10/1 at PHI
Most Consecutive Scoreless Innings ........15.0, 2x, last - 9/7-9/8
Most Runs, Inning .................... 7, 3x, last- 6th inning, 8/19 vs. MIA
Most Home Runs Allowed, Game .........................7, 4/30 at WAS*
Most Hits, Game .......................................... 20, 3x. last - 6/23 at SF
Back-to-Back HR, Allowed ......................................................................
Fewest Hits, Game ........................................1, 2x, last - 8/6 vs. LAD
......................................12x, last - Ellis/Rojas off Goeddel, 9/20 at MIA
Most Hits, Inning ........................................8, 1st inning, 5/23 vs. SD
Grand Slams, Allowed ........1, 6x, Flexen, 8/29 at CIN (Schebler)
Most Total Bases, Game..............................................48, 4/11 at PHI
Most Strikeouts, Nine Innings .................15, 4x, last - 8/9 vs. TEX
Most Doubles, Game ......................................................9, 5/3 at ATL
Most Strikeouts, Extra Innings ................................. 16, 4/13 at MIA
Most Triples, Game .......................................2, 4x, last - 9/17 at ATL
Most Walks Allowed, Nine Innings ............................. 11/13 at CHC
Most Home Runs, Game................................................ 7, 4/11 at PHI
Most Walks Allowed, Extra Innings...........................9, 4/13 at MIA
Grand Slams, Game ............................... 1, 4x, last - 9/2 at HOU G2
Fewest Walks Allowed, Game ..................0, 6x, last, - 7/25 @ SD
Home Runs, Consecutive Games .....................11 games, 4/5-4/15
Most Pitchers Used, Nine Innings ............................8 - 5/10 vs. SF
Most Home Runs, Inning .........................3, 1st inning, 8/5 vs. LAD
Most Pitchers Used, Extra Innings .......... 9, 2x, last - 9/30 at PHI
Back-to-Back HR......................................................................................
.......................1, 7x, last - Smith/d’Arnaud (off Tseng), 9/14 at CHC TEAM MISCELLANEOUS
Most Extra-Base Hits, Game ........................................14, 4/11 at PHI Longest Game, Time, Nine-Inning Game ......... 3:45, 8/24 vs. ARI
Most Walks, Nine-Inning Game ............................. 10, 9/27 vs. ATL Longest Game, Time, Extra-Inning Game .......... 5:38, 4/13 at MIA
Most Walks, Extra Innings ......................................... 10, 9/30 at PHI Shortest Game, Time, Nine-Inning Game .......2:23, 6/12 vs. CHC
Most Strikeouts, Nine-Inning Game..15, 2x, last - 9/2 at HOU G1 Longest Game, Innings ............................................16.0, 4/13 at MIA
Most Strikeouts, Extra Innings ............................. 13, 9/23 vs. WAS Largest Paid Attendance, Home ..................... 44,384, 4/3 vs. ATL
Most Stolen Bases, Game ....................................... 4, 4/28 at WAS Largest Paid Attendance, Road .......................47,715, 6/20 at LAD
LOB, Nine Innings ......................................................... 15, 6/25 at SF Smallest Paid Attendance, Home ......................19,617, 9/6 vs. PHI
LOB, Extra Innings ........................................................ 11, 9/30 at PHI Smallest Paid Attendance, Road .......................12,491, 8.30 at CIN
Most Double Plays Hit into, Game ..3, 3x, last - 9/25 vs. ATL G2 Home Sellouts ......................................................4, last, 8/17 vs. NYY
Longest Winning Streak .......................................5 games, 4/9-4/13
FIELDING
Longest Losing Streak .........................................7 games, 5/10-5/17
Most Errors, Team, Game.......................... 3, 7x, last - 9/14 at CHC Largest Deficit Overcome ......................................................................
Most Errors, Individual, Game .... 2, 8x, last -Rosario, 9/17 at ATL ................................6 runs (Trailed 7-1 after T4, Won 8-7), 5/5 vs. MIA
Most Double Plays Turned, 9-Inn. Gm. ................. 5, 8/19 vs. MIA* Largest Lead Lost.....................................................................................
Consecutive Errorless Gm., Team ...................... 8 games, 8/1-8/9 ............................... 6 runs - (Led 7-1 after T5, Lost 11-9), 5/14 at MIL
RECORD BREAKDOWN
Leading After 6 ......................................58-9 Hit a Home Run................................... 57-65 Interleague ............................................... 7-13
Tied After 6 ............................................. 6-10 Hit 2+ Home Runs .............................. 38-28 Series at Home .................................. 11-12-3
Trailing After 6 ........................................6-73 Do Not Allow a Home Run ................ 32-17 Series on Road ....................................9-14-3
Leading After 7.......................................57-6 Hit More Home Runs .......................... 41-16 Overall Series ..................................20-25-6
Tied After 7 ..............................................8-14 Opponent Hits More HRs .................. 12-43 First Game of Series .......................... 25-27
Trailing After 7 ........................................4-72 Starter Goes 6.0 + ............................... 41-29 Rubber Game of Series ........................7-10
Leading After 8 ......................................60-3 Starter Goes 7.0 + ...................................21-8 Last Game of Series............................ 16-36
Tied After 8 ............................................. 9-10 Starter Goes 8.0 + ................................... 7-0 Series Sweeps .........................................2-11
Trailing After 8 ........................................0-79 Home ......................................................37-44 Errorless .................................................47-47
Quality Start .........................................40-22 Road ....................................................... 33-48 Walk-off ...................................................... 5-9
Non Quality Start ................................ 30-70 Day Games............................................ 14-33 Last At-Bat ............................................... 11-19
Shutouts ..................................................... 5-7 Night Games ........................................56-59 Extra Innings ............................................. 3-8
One Run Games .................................. 21-24 Scoring First ..........................................46-37 vs. LHP Starters .................................... 14-23
Two Run Games.................................... 12-16 Opponent Scores First ...................... 24-55 vs. RHP Starters ..................................56-69
Score 4 or More Runs.........................64-37 vs. NL East .............................................37-39
Score 3 or Less Runs........................... 6-55 vs. NL Central ........................................ 14-19
vs. NL West............................................. 12-21
2017 MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Last 10 vs. vs. vs. vs.
AL East Won Lost Pct. GB Games Streak Home Road East Cent West NL
* Boston 93 69 .574 - 5-5 Lost 1 48-33 45-36 41-35 20-14 16-16 16-4
y New York 91 71 .562 2.0 6-4 Lost 1 51-30 40-41 44-32 18-15 14-19 15-5
Tampa Bay 80 82 .494 13.0 6-4 Won 4 42-39 38-43 35-41 18-15 16-17 11-9
Toronto 76 86 .469 17.0 5-5 Won 1 42-39 34-47 33-43 13-18 21-14 9-11
Baltimore 75 87 .463 18.0 2-8 Lost 5 46-35 29-52 37-39 13-21 17-15 8-12

AL Central Won Lost Pct. GB Games Streak Home Road East Cent West NL
* Cleveland 102 60 .630 - 7-3 Won 1 49-32 53-28 22-12 50-26 24-8 6-14
y Minnesota 85 77 .525 17.0 7-3 Won 1 41-40 44-37 15-18 41-35 16-17 13-7
Kansas City 80 82 .494 22.0 5-5 Lost 1 43-38 37-44 17-15 35-41 19-15 9-11
Chicago 67 95 .414 35.0 6-4 Lost 1 39-42 28-53 13-20 33-43 15-18 6-14
Detroit 64 98 .395 38.0 2-8 Lost 1 34-47 30-51 16-17 31-45 9-24 8-12

AL West Won Lost Pct. GB Games Streak Home Road East Cent West NL
* Houston 101 61 .623 - 8-2 Won 1 48-33 53-28 21-13 15-17 50-26 15-5
Los Angeles 80 82 .494 21.0 4-6 Won 1 43-38 37-44 19-13 11-23 39-37 11-9
Seattle 78 84 .481 23.0 4-6 Lost 1 40-41 38-43 13-19 18-16 35-41 12-8
Texas 78 84 .481 23.0 2-8 Lost 1 41-40 37-44 12-20 18-16 34-42 14-6
Oakland 75 87 .463 26.0 6-4 Won 1 46-35 29-52 16-19 20-11 32-44 7-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE
NL East Won Lost Pct. GB Games Streak Home Road East Cent West AL
* Washington 97 65 .599 - 5-5 Lost 2 47-34 50-31 47-29 19-15 21-11 10-10
Miami 77 85 .475 20.0 5-5 Lost 1 43-38 34-47 34-42 15-19 19-13 9-11
Atlanta 72 90 .444 25.0 3-7 Won 1 37-44 35-46 33-43 11-21 19-15 9-11
New York 70 92 .432 27.0 5-5 Lost 1 37-44 33-48 37-39 14-19 12-21 7-13
Philadelphia 66 96 .407 31.0 5-5 Won 1 39-42 27-54 39-37 11-21 11-23 5-15

NL Central Won Lost Pct. GB Games Streak Home Road East Cent West AL
* Chicago 92 70 .568 - 7-3 Lost 1 48-33 44-37 21-13 46-30 13-19 12-8 YEAR IN REVIEW
Milwaukee 86 76 .531 6.0 5-5 Won 1 44-37 42-39 18-14 40-36 17-17 11-9
St. Louis 83 79 .512 9.0 3-7 Lost 1 44-37 39-42 22-10 34-42 19-15 8-12
Pittsburgh 75 87 .463 17.0 7-3 Won 2 44-37 31-50 21-13 33-43 11-21 10-10
Cincinnati 68 94 .420 24.0 2-8 Won 1 39-42 29-52 13-20 37-39 13-20 5-15

NL West Won Lost Pct. GB Games Streak Home Road East Cent West AL
* Los Angeles 104 58 .642 - 8-2 Won 2 57-24 47-34 24-10 23-9 41-35 16-4
y Arizona 93 69 .574 11.0 6-4 Won 1 52-29 41-40 19-14 17-16 45-31 12-8
y Colorado 87 75 .537 17.0 5-5 Lost 2 46-35 41-40 17-16 18-15 42-44 10-10
San Diego 71 91 .438 33.0 3-7 Lost 1 43-38 28-53 14-19 16-17 33-43 8-12
San Francisco 64 98 .395 40.0 5-5 Won 1 38-43 26-55 9-23 18-16 29-47 8-12
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METS HALL OF FAME
JOAN WHITNEY PAYSON

OWNER 1960-1975 • PRESIDENT 1968-1975
INDUCTED 1981
A Whitney family heiress, Payson became the Mets first owner when the franchise was
formed in 1960...A trailblazer as the first woman to buy a Major League Baseball team...
She also served as the Mets President from 1968 to 1975 and was the team’s biggest
fan...While a minority owner of the New York Giants, she voted against the team’s
move to San Francisco in 1957.
CHARLES DILLON “CASEY” STENGEL

MANAGER 1962-1965 • VICE PRESIDENT 1965-1975
INDUCTED 1981
New York Baseball Institution and seven-time World Series winning manager was lured
out of retirement to become the Mets first manager...Fans grew to love the Mets as
Stengel’s charismatic personality and witty observations offset the club’s struggles
in its infancy...His 37 was the first Mets number to be retired (1965)...Elected to the
National Baseball Hall of Fame in 1966.
GILBERT RAYMOND “GIL” HODGES

PLAYER 1962-1963 • MANAGER 1968-1971
INDUCTED 1982
Managed the Miracle Mets to their first World Series Championship in 1969...His
leadership transformed the franchise as players adopted his work ethic and were
inspired by his dignity and integrity...Became a fan favorite in New York as an eight-
time All-Star with the Brooklyn Dodgers...An original Met, he hit the first home run in
team history...His 14 was the second Mets number to be retired (1973).
GEORGE M. WEISS
PRESIDENT 1961-1966
INDUCTED 1982
The Mets first president who laid the foundation for the 1969 World Series
Championship...He hired Casey Stengel to become the team’s first manager...Under
his leadership, the Mets signed and developed Tom Seaver, Nolan Ryan and Tug
McGraw...Won seven World Series Championships as a General Manager before
joining the Mets...Elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 1971.
WILLIAM A. SHEA
INDUCTED 1983
Prominent New York attorney who was the driving force in the effort to bring National
League baseball back to the city after the Dodgers and Giants left for California in
1957...Spearheaded New York’s baseball task force, whose proposed rival league
forced Major League Baseball to grant the city an expansion franchise in 1960...Shea
Stadium, home of the Mets (1964-2008), was named in his honor.
METS HALL OF FAME
JOHN JOSEPH “JOHNNY” MURPHY

CHIEF SCOUT 1961-1963 • VICE PRESIDENT 1964-1967 •
VP & GENERAL MANAGER 1968-1970
INDUCTED 1983
General Manager who reshaped the Mets from lovable losers into World Champions...
Recruited Gil Hodges to manage the club and engineered the acquisitions of Tommie
Agee and Donn Clendenon, keys to the 1969 World Series title...The team developed
pitchers Tom Seaver, Jerry Koosman, and Nolan Ryan during his tenure...A native New
Yorker, he pitched on seven World Series Championship teams.
RALPH KINER
BROADCASTER 1962-2014
INDUCTED 1984
An original Met...Emmy award-winning broadcaster for the Mets over five decades...
Formed one of baseball’s prominent broadcasting teams with Lindsey Nelson and Bob
Murphy...Well-known for his post-game interviews with players on “Kiner’s Korner”...
The Mets Home TV Booth is named in his honor...During his 10-year playing career he
hit 369 home runs...Elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 1975.
BOB MURPHY
INDUCTED 1984
An original Met and broadcaster from the team’s inaugural season until his retirement
in 2003...Honored with the National Baseball Hall of Fame’s Ford C. Frick Award in
1994...Teamed with Ralph Kiner and Lindsey Nelson on both television and radio
before moving to radio exclusively in 1982...Provided his trademark “Happy Recap”
after each Mets victory...The Mets home radio booth is named in his honor.
LINDSEY NELSON
INDUCTED 1984
An original Met...Formed one of baseball’s prominent broadcasting teams for 17
seasons with Ralph Kiner and Bob Murphy...His trademark “Hello everybody, I’m
Lindsey Nelson” opened each broadcast...Also worked as an announcer for Notre
Dame football, the National Football League and the Cotton Bowl...Known for his
colorful jackets...Honored with the National Baseball Hall of Fame’s Ford C. Frick
Award in 1988.
DERREL McKINLEY “BUD” HARRELSON

HISTORY
SHORTSTOP 1965-1977 • COACH 1982, 1985-1990 •

MANAGER 1990-1991
INDUCTED 1986
Player, coach and manager for over 20 seasons with the Mets...The only person to be in
a Mets uniform for the club’s two World Series Championships (player in 1969, coach in
1986)...The two-time All-Star and Gold Glove winner played shortstop for 13 seasons...
Upon retirement, ranked among the team’s leaders in hits (1,029) and runs (490)...
Managed the Mets for two seasons, compiling a 145-129 record.
METS HALL OF FAME
DANIEL JOSEPH “RUSTY” STAUB

“LE GRAND ORANGE”
OUTFIELDER • FIRST BASEMAN 1972-1975, 1981-1985
INDUCTED 1986
The All-Star outfielder helped the Mets return to the World Series in 1973 where he
batted .423...Hit three home runs in the 1973 National League Championship Series...
In 1975, became the first Mets player with 100 RBI in a season...One of the most
successful pinch hitters in baseball history...Well-known for his charitable efforts on
behalf of New York City Police and Firefighters’ families.
GEORGE THOMAS SEAVER

PITCHER 1967-1977, 1983
INDUCTED 1988
The three-time Cy Young award winner became the face of the franchise and one
of the most dominant pitchers in Major League Baseball history...Ranks first in club
history in wins (198), ERA (2.57) and strikeouts (2,541)...Elected to the National Baseball
Hall of Fame in 1992 with 311 career wins and a record (at the time) 98.84% of the
vote...His 41 was the third Mets number retired (1988).
JERRY KOOSMAN
“KOOZ” • PITCHER 1967-1978
INDUCTED 1989
The winningest left-handed pitcher in Mets history...Won two games during the 1969
World Series including a complete game in the decisive Game Five...Won 19 games
including seven shutouts as a rookie...Among the club’s leaders in wins (140), starts
(346), complete games (108) and shutouts (26)...Mets scouts discovered the two-time
All-Star while he was pitching for the U.S. Army.
ED KRANEPOOL
FIRST BASEMAN 1962-1979
INDUCTED 1990
The only man to play in each of the Mets first 18 seasons...Finished his career as the
team leader in hits (1,418) and doubles (225)...Hit a home run in Game Three of the
1969 World Series and delivered a two-run single in the deciding Game Five of the
1973 National League Championship Series...Native New Yorker was a baseball star at
James Monroe High School in the Bronx.
CLEON JOSEPH JONES

OUTFIELDER 1963, 1965-1975
INDUCTED 1991
Best remembered for catching the final out of the 1969 World Series...Batted .340 that
season with 12 home runs and 75 RBI and started in the All-Star Game...Established a
then club record 23-game hitting streak in 1970...Had a .281 lifetime batting average
with the Mets, and ranks among the team’s leaders in hits (1,188), runs (563) and games
played (1,201).
METS HALL OF FAME
GERALD WAYNE “JERRY” GROTE

CATCHER 1966-1977
INDUCTED 1992
Two-time All-Star catcher who played 12 seasons with the Mets...Anchored the Mets
pitching staffs of the 1969 World Series Champions and the 1973 National League
Pennant Winners...One of the top defensive catchers in the game, leading National
League catchers in fielding percentage in 1975...Ranks among the club’s all-time
leaders in games played (1,235), hits (994) and multi-hit games (258).
FRANK EDWIN “TUG” McGRAW

PITCHER 1965-1967, 1969-1974
INDUCTED 1993
The free-spirited closer whose catchphrase “Ya Gotta Believe” became the rallying cry
for the Mets run to the 1973 World Series...The left-hander saved 25 games and was
an emotional leader in the clubhouse as the club captured its second National League
Pennant...A member of the 1969 World Series Championship team...An All-Star in
1972...Ranks among the Mets All-Time Saves Leaders with 86.
WILLIAM HAYWARD “MOOKIE” WILSON

OUTFIELDER 1980-1989 • COACH 1997-2002
INDUCTED 1996
Renowned for one of the most memorable moments in Mets history in Game Six of
the 1986 World Series...Wilson’s trickling groundball brought home the winning run,
capping a three-run rally in the 10th inning...Upon his retirement, led the Mets in stolen
bases (281) and triples (62)...Wilson’s postseason heroics and energetic play over 10
seasons made him one of the most popular Mets of all time.
KEITH HERNANDEZ
FIRST BASEMAN 1983-1989
INDUCTED 1997
The Mets captain’s leadership, clutch hitting and defense helped turn around the
fortunes of the franchise, culminating with the 1986 World Series Championship...Had
three RBI in Game Seven of the Series...Ranks among the Mets all-time leaders in RBI
(468), batting average (.297) and hits (939)...Slick-fielding defense at first base earned
him 11 straight Gold Glove Awards...The 1979 National League Co-MVP.
GARY EDMUND CARTER

“KID” • CATCHER 1985-1989
INDUCTED 2001
HISTORY
His acquisition for the 1985 season provided the final piece for the Mets Championship
the following year...The veteran catcher belted two home runs in a crucial victory in
Game Four of the World Series and ignited the 10th inning rally in Game Six...Finished
his career with 324 home runs...An 11-time All-Star and three-time Gold Glove winner...
Inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 2003.
METS HALL OF FAME
TOMMIE AGEE
OUTFIELDER 1968-1972
INDUCTED 2002
The Gold Glove center fielder is best remembered for his two catches in Game Three
of the 1969 World Series that saved a combined five runs...He also led off that game
with a home run...Hit the longest home run in Shea Stadium history on April 10, 1969,
the only ball ever to be hit into the Upper Deck in fair territory.
JOHN FRANCIS “FRANK” CASHEN

GENERAL MANAGER & COO 1980-1991
INDUCTED 2010
His eye for talent and leadership helped revitalize a franchise that had finished in last
place for three consecutive seasons...From 1984-1990, the Mets averaged more than
95 victories each year and won a World Series Championship in 1986 with a record 108
wins...Won 100 games and another Division title two years later...Drafted future All-Star
Darryl Strawberry and traded for Keith Hernandez and Gary Carter.
DWIGHT EUGENE “DOC” GOODEN

PITCHER 1984-1994
INDUCTED 2010
A four-time All-Star, his blazing fastball and double-figure strikeout games electrified
the crowds at Shea Stadium for 11 years...Won 1984 National League Rookie of the Year
while setting the rookie record for strikeouts (276)...In 1985, Doc became the youngest
pitcher ever to win Cy Young honors at age 20 when he captured the “Triple Crown” of
pitching: wins (24), strikeouts (268) and ERA (1.53).
DAVID “DAVEY” JOHNSON

MANAGER 1984-1990
INDUCTED 2010
A bold leader who transformed the Mets into winners after seven straight losing
seasons...In 1986, his club won 108 regular season games en route to the World
Series Championship...He finished his Mets career with the best managerial record
in franchise history (595-417)...From 1984-1990, the Mets averaged more than 95
victories and captured a second division crown in 1988 with 100 wins.
DARRYL STRAWBERRY
“STRAW” • OUTFIELDER 1983-1990
INDUCTED 2010
Known for his booming home runs that bounced off scoreboards and stadium roofs...
His arrival in New York re-energized the franchise...A seven-time All-Star with the Mets
and number one overall draft pick...Won National League Rookie of The Year in 1983...
The Mets leader in home runs (252), extra-base hits (469), RBI (733) and runs (662)...
Won the National League home run crown (39) in 1988.
METS HALL OF FAME
JOHN FRANCO
PITCHER 1990-2004
INDUCTED 2012
The Brooklyn native holds the club record for saves (276) and games pitched (695)...
His 15-year playing career is the second longest in franchise history...A four-time All-
Star, he ranks fourth on Major League Baseball’s career saves list (424), the most by a
left-hander...Was 2-0 with a 1.88 ERA in Mets postseason games...Named team captain
in 2001...Wore his father’s NYC Sanitation Department t-shirt under his uniform.
MIKE PIAZZA
CATCHER 1998-2005
INDUCTED 2013
The greatest home run-hitting catcher of all-time invigorated the franchise when he
was acquired on May 22, 1998...A seven-time Mets All-Star...When baseball resumed
after the 9/11 attacks, his game-winning home run against the Braves lifted the spirits
of our city...Hit 220 home runs and had 655 RBI during his Mets career...Ranks first in
team history with a .542 slugging percentage.
HISTORY
METS HALL OF FAME

1981 Joan Payson 1986 Bud Harrelson 1997 Keith Hernandez
Casey Stengel Rusty Staub 2001 Gary Carter
1982 Gil Hodges 1988 Tom Seaver 2002 Tommie Agee
George Weiss 1989 Jerry Koosman 2010 Frank Cashen
1983 Bill Shea 1990 Ed Kranepool Davey Johnson
Johnny Murphy 1991 Cleon Jones Dwight Gooden
1984 Lindsey Nelson 1992 Jerry Grote Darryl Strawberry
Bob Murphy 1993 Tug McGraw 2012 John Franco
Ralph Kiner 1996 Mookie Wilson 2013 Mike Piazza
METS RETIRED NUMBERS
Casey Stengel’s #37 was officially The Mets retired Mike Piazza’s #31
retired on September 2, 1965 in a on July 30, 2016. Piazza became the
small, private ceremony at Shea second player to have his number
Stadium. Stengel was named the Mets retired joining Tom Seaver. Piazza
first manager on September 29, 1961 was elected to the Baseball Hall
and despite the team’s early on-field of Fame in 2016. He was inducted
struggles, the city proudly embraced into the Mets Hall of Fame in 2013.
their “lovable losers” due to Stengel’s witty charm and Piazza hit 220 home runs and had 655 RBI during his
dynamic personality. Stengel led the Mets to a 40-120 Mets career (1998-2005). He was a seven-time All-Star
record in 1962 and then had an 11-game improvement, going with the Mets and helped guide the club to back-to-back
51-111 the following year. The Mets were 31-65 when Stengel playoff appearances in 1999-2000. Piazza has the highest
fractured his hip on July 24, 1965 ending his managerial slugging percentage (.542) in team history and is third in
career. Stengel continued to serve in the Mets front office home runs and RBI. His 396 home runs are the most by
as a scout, public speaker and Vice President. He was still a a catcher in the history of the game. Piazza hit a game-
member of the Mets front office when he passed away due winning home run vs. Atlanta on September 21, 2001 in
to cancer on September 29, 1975 at age 85. Stengel was the first game in NYC after the 9/11 attacks helping to lift
elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1966 and later was the spirits of the city.
inducted into the Mets Hall of Fame in 1981.
On April 8, 2008, in the final home
Gil Hodges’ #14 was retired on June opener in Shea Stadium’s history, the
9, 1973 during the Old Timers Day Mets honored William A. Shea, the
ceremony at Shea. Hodges played for man for whom their previous ballpark
the Mets from 1962-1963 and hit the was named after, by placing the name
club’s very first home run on April 11, “Shea” alongside the retired numbers.
1962 in the team’s first game at St. Louis. Thirty members of the Shea family
He was named the club’s third manager spanning three generations took part
on October 11, 1967. Just two years later, after never posting a in the celebration. Shea was an attorney and the driving
winning season, Hodges guided the Miracle Mets to the 1969 force to bring National League baseball back to New
World Championship after beating the Atlanta Braves in the York City after the departure of the New York Giants and
National League Championship Series and then topping the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1957. He spearheaded New York
heavily favored Baltimore Orioles in five games in the World City Mayor Robert Wagner’s four-man baseball task force,
Series. Hodges was named the Manager of the Year by The which helped form the proposed rival Continental League.
Sporting News and the National League Manager of the Major League Baseball granted New York a National
Year by the Associated Press following the season. Hodges League expansion franchise in 1960 and the Continental
guided the Mets from 1968-1971, compiling 339 victories. League agreed to disband. Shea was inducted into the
He died from a heart attack on April 2, 1972 shocking and Mets Hall of Fame in 1983. He died at age 84 on October
saddening the organization and baseball community. He was 2, 1991.
inducted into the Mets Hall of Fame in 1982.
Ralph Kiner, one of the most beloved
Tom Seaver’s #41 was retired in a figures in franchise history, passed
ceremony that took place in a special away on February 6, 2014 at age 91. An
tribute at Shea Stadium on June 24, original Met, Kiner announced games
1988. Seaver won three Cy Young on television and radio for 52 years. On
Awards and was a nine-time All-Star Opening Day, 2014, the Mets unveiled
with the Mets. The Franchise won 20 or a commemorative logo on the leftfield
more games four times with the Mets. wall and wore a patch on their uniforms during the season.
He earned Rookie of the Year honors in 1967. Seaver was He educated and entertained generations of Mets fans,
25-7 in 1969 to help the Mets capture the World Series. He and his post-game show “Kiner’s Korner” was an integral
ranks first in team history in wins (198), complete games part of Mets lore. He joined the Mets broadcast booth
(171), ERA (2.57), strikeouts (2,541), and shutouts (44) after after a 10-year Hall-of-Fame career with the Pittsburgh
pitching with New York from 1967-1977 and returning for Pirates. He was inducted into the Mets Hall of Fame in
one final year in 1983. He was elected to the Baseball Hall 1984. The television booth at Shea Stadium was dedicated
of Fame in 1992 with the highest percentage (98.84) in Hall in his honor on August 16, 2002 and SNY’s booth at Citi
of Fame history at the time. Seaver was inducted into the Field bears Kiner’s name.
Mets Hall of Fame in 1988.
On April 15, 1997 in a historic ceremony at Shea Stadium, acting commissioner Bud Selig announced
the retirement of Jackie Robinson’s #42 throughout Major League Baseball. “The day Jackie Robinson
stepped on a major league field will forever be remembered as baseball’s proudest moment,” said
Selig during the ceremony as he stood side-by-side with Jackie’s widow Rachel and President Bill
Clinton. “Major League Baseball is retiring #42 in tribute to his great achievements and for the
significant contributions he made to society. Number 42 belongs to Jackie Robinson for the ages.”
1964 ALL-STAR GAME
The National League posted its seventh straight All- Drysdale. The Cubs’ Billy Williams and St. Louis’ Ken
Star Game victory with a 7-4 win over the American Boyer each belted solo home runs in the bottom of
League on July 7, 1964 at Shea Stadium. The All- the fourth off Kansas City’s John Wyatt to give the
Star Game ended in dramatic fashion as National League a 2-1 lead. The NL extended
Philadelphia’s Johnny Callison stroked its lead to 3-1 in the fifth when Pittsburgh’s
a three-run, walk-off home run in the Roberto Clemente singled and scored
bottom off the ninth inning off Boston’s from first on a two-out double by the
Dick Radatz to cap a four-run frame for Cardinals’ Dick Groat. The American
the NL. San Francisco’s Willie Mays League tied the contest up 3-3 in
started the ninth inning rally with a the sixth when the Yankees’ Mickey
walk and stolen base. He scored on Mantle and Killebrew opened the frame
an infield single by teammate Orlando with singles. One out later, Baltimore’s
Cepeda’s infield single and error by Brooks Robinson tripled both runs home
Yankees first baseman Joe Pepitone. The as Mays just missed what would have
Cardinals’ Curt Flood ran for Cepeda and been a spectacular diving catch. The
Cincinnati’s Johnny Edwards followed AL retook a one run lead in the seventh
with a walk. Two outs later, Callison inning. The Yankees’ Elston Howard was
sent National League fans home happy. hit by a pitch and Kansas City’s Rocky
Ron Hunt became the first Met to start Colavito laced a pinch-hit double to put
an All-Star Game with his appearance at second runners at second and third. The Angels’ Jim Fregosi
base. Hunt went 1-3 with a single. The AL jumped lofted a sacrifice fly to center to score Howard. Boyer
out on top 1-0 in the first inning on a RBI single by finished 2-4 for the NL while Killebrew was 3-4 and
Minnesota’s Harmon Killebrew off Los Angeles’ Don Robinson went 2-4 for the AL.
AMERICAN LEAGUE 1 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 – 4 9 1
NATIONAL LEAGUE 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 4 – 7 8 0
A M E R I C A N N A T I O N A L
AB R H RBI BB SO PO A AB R H RBI BB SO PO A
Fregosi, ss 4 1 1 1 0 1 4 1 Clemente, rf 3 1 1 0 0 1 1 0
Oliva, rf 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Short, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Radatz, p 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Farrell, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Mantle, cf 4 1 1 0 0 2 2 0 White, ph 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
Hall, cf 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Marichal, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Killebrew, lf 4 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 Groat, ss 3 0 1 1 0 1 0 0
Hinton, lf 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cardenas, pr/ss 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0
Allison, 1b 3 0 0 0 1 2 9 0 Williams, lf 4 1 1 1 0 0 1 0
Pepitone, pr/1b 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Mays, cf 3 1 0 0 1 0 7 0
Robinson, 3b 4 0 2 2 0 0 1 2 Cepeda, 1b 4 0 1 0 0 0 6 0
Richardson, 2b 4 0 1 0 0 1 0 4 Flood, pr 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Howard, c 3 1 0 0 0 2 9 0 Boyer, 3b 4 1 2 1 0 1 0 2
Chance, p 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Torre, c 2 0 0 0 0 0 5 0
Wyatt, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Edwards, c 1 1 0 0 1 1 5 0
Siebern, ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hunt, 2b 3 0 1 0 0 1 1 0
Pascual, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Aaron, ph 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
Colavito, ph/rf 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Drysdale, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3
Totals 35 4 9 4 1 10 26 10 Stargell, ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
E: Pepitone (1). 2B: Colavito (1 off Farrell). Bunning, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
3B: Robinson (1 off Short). SF: Fregosi (1 off Farrell). Callison, ph/rf 3 1 1 3 0 0 0 0
Totals 34 7 8 6 2 8 27 6
HBP: Howard (1 by Farrell)
PB: Torre (1). 2B: Groat (1 off Pascual). HR: Williams (1-4th
HISTORY
inning off Wyatt); Boyer (1-4th inning off Wyatt); Callison (1-9th inning
off Radatz). IBB: Edwards (1 by Radatz). SB: Mays (1)
AMERICAN LEAGUE IP H HR R ER BB K NATIONAL LEAGUE IP H HR R ER BB K

Chance 3.0 2 0 0 0 0 2 Drysdale 3.0 2 0 1 0 0 3
Wyatt 1.0 2 2 2 2 0 0 Bunning 2.0 2 0 0 0 0 4
Pascual 2.0 2 0 1 1 0 1 Short 1.0 3 0 2 2 0 1
Radatz, L (0-1) 2.2 2 1 4 4 2 5 Farrell 2.0 2 0 1 1 1 1
Marichal, W (1-0) 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Totals 8.2 8 3 7 7 2 8 Totals 9.0 9 0 4 3 1 10
WP: Drysdale (1). HBP: Farrell (1-Howard). IBB: Radatz (1-Edwards) Time of Game: 2:37. Attendance: 50,850.
Umpires: Ed Sudol (NL), Joe Paparella (AL), Frank Secory (NL), Nestor Chylak (AL), Al Salerno (AL), Doug Harvey (NL)
2013 ALL-STAR GAME
The Mets hosted their second All-Star Game in team pitcher to start an All-Star Game in his home park was
history on July 16, 2013 at Citi Field and the American Roger Clemens in 2004 at Houston...Wright, who was
League pushed across single runs in the fourth, 1-3 and picked up one of three NL hits (a seventh
fifth and eighth innings to come away with inning single) was selected to his seventh All-
a 3-0 victory over the National League...A Star Game and it was his fifth start, tying
sellout crowd of 45,186 witnessed the Darryl Strawberry for the second-most
event, the first All-Star Game in Queens in team history...Wright’s seven All-Star
since the 1964 contest at Shea...New appearances are tied for second-most
York was represented by 24-year in franchise history with Piazza and
old RHP Matt Harvey who started Strawberry...Chicago’s Chris Sale
for the NL, third baseman David worked 2.0 perfect innings to pick
Wright, who became the second up the win for the AL...Cleveland’s
Met to start an All-Star Game on his Jason Kipnis, Toronto’s José Bautista
own field, and Manager Terry Collins, and Baltimore’s J.J. Hardy knocked
who was a coach for the third time...Harvey in the runs for the American League....The
worked 2.0 scoreless innings racking up three Yankees’ Mariano Rivera took home MVP honors
strikeouts, including Miguel Cabrera, while yielding after receiving a standing ovation from both teams
just one hit...Harvey became the third pitcher in team and the entire stadium when he entered the game
history to start an All-Star Game, joining Tom Seaver in the eighth inning...Rivera retired all three hitters
(1970) and Dwight Gooden (1986, 1988)...The last he faced.
AMERICAN LEAGUE 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 – 3 9 0
NATIONAL LEAGUE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 – 0 3 0
A M E R I C A N N A T I O N A L
AB R H RBI BB SO PO A AB R H RBI BB SO PO A
Trout, lf-cf 3 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 Phillips, 2b 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 2
Hunter, ph-cf 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Carpenter, 2b 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 2
Cano, 2b 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Beltrán, rf 2 0 1 0 0 0 2 0
Pedroia, pr-2b 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 McCutchen, pr-cf 2 0 0 0 0 2 1 0
Kipnis, 2b 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 Votto, 1b 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 0
Cabrera, 3b 3 1 1 0 0 1 1 3 Goldschmidt, 1b 2 0 1 0 0 0 6 0
Machado, 3b 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 Wright, 3b 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
Davis, 1b 3 0 1 0 0 1 7 1 Alvarez, 3b 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Fielder, 1b 1 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 Gonzalez, lf 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 0
Bautista, rf 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 Brown, lf 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
Cruz, rf 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Molina, c 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 0
Ortiz, dh 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Posey, c 1 0 0 0 0 1 4 0
Encarnacion, ph 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tulowitzki, ss 2 0 0 0 0 1 2 2
Jones, cf 3 1 1 0 0 2 2 0 Segura, ss 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 3
Gordon, lf 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Cuddyer, dh 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
Mauer, c 2 0 1 0 0 0 4 0 Craig, ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Perez, c 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 Harper, cf-rf 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 0
Hardy, ss 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 Gomez, rf 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Peralta, ss 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 Harvey, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Scherzer, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Kershaw, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Sale, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Corbin, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Hernandez, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Lee, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Moore, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Fernandez, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Balfour, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chapman, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Holland, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kimbrel, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Cecil, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Grilli, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Delabar, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 30 0 3 0 1 8 27 9
Rivera, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2B: Goldschmidt. SB: McCutchen. WP: Kimbrel.
Nathan, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 HBP: Harvey
Totals 31 3 9 3 1 7 27 11
2B: Cabrera, Trout, Kipnis, Jones. 3B: Fielder.
SF: Bautista. HBP: Cano.
AMERICAN LEAGUE IP H HR R ER BB K NATIONAL LEAGUE IP H HR R ER BB K
Scherzer 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Harvey 2.0 1 0 0 0 0 3
Sale (W) 2.0 0 0 0 0 0 2 Kershaw 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Hernandez 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Corbin (L) 1.0 2 0 1 1 0 0
Moore 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Lee 1.0 2 0 1 1 0 0
Balfour 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 1 Fernandez 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 2
Holland 0.1 1 0 0 0 0 0 Chapman 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 1
Cecil 0.1 0 0 0 0 0 1 Kimbrel 1.0 3 0 1 1 0 1
Delabar 0.1 0 0 0 0 0 1 Grilli 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0
Rivera 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Nathan (S) 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 2
Totals 9.0 3 0 0 0 1 8 Totals 9.0 9 0 3 3 1 7
WP: Kimbrel. HBP: Harvey. Time of Game: 3:06. Attendance: 45,186.
Umpires: HP-John Hirschbeck, 1B-Wally Bell, 2B-Larry Vanover, 3B-Paul Emmel, LF-Rob Drake, RF-Chad Fairchild.
METS ALL-STAR SELECTIONS
1962 Richie Ashburn, OF 1985 Gary Carter+, C 2002 Mike Piazza*, C
1963 Duke Snider, OF Ron Darling, RHP 2003 Armando Benitez, RHP
1964 Ron Hunt*, 2B Dwight Gooden, RHP 2004 Tom Glavine, LHP
Darryl Strawberry*, OF Mike Piazza*, C
1965 Ed Kranepool, 1B
1986 Gary Carter*, C 2005 Carlos Beltrán*, OF
1966 Ron Hunt, 2B
Sid Fernandez, LHP Pedro Martinez, RHP
1967 Tom Seaver, RHP Dwight Gooden*, RHP Mike Piazza*, C
1968 Jerry Grote*, C Keith Hernandez*, 1B
Jerry Koosman, LHP 2006 Carlos Beltrán*, CF
Darryl Strawberry*, OF
Tom Seaver, RHP José Reyes+, SS
1987 Gary Carter*, C David Wright*, 3B
1969 Cleon Jones*, OF Sid Fernandez, LHP Paul Lo Duca*, C
Jerry Koosman, LHP Keith Hernandez, 1B Tom Glavine, LHP
Tom Seaver, RHP Darryl Strawberry, OF Pedro Martinez, RHP
1970 Bud Harrelson*, SS Davey Johnson**
2007 Carlos Beltrán*, CF
Tom Seaver*, RHP 1988 Gary Carter*, C José Reyes*, SS
Gil Hodges** David Cone, RHP David Wright*, 3B
1971 Bud Harrelson, SS Dwight Gooden*, RHP Billy Wagner, LHP
Tom Seaver, RHP Darryl Strawberry*, OF
2008 David Wright, 3B
1972 Willie Mays*, OF 1989 Howard Johnson*, 3B Billy Wagner, LHP
Tug McGraw, LHP Darryl Strawberry+, OF
2009 David Wright*, 3B
Tom Seaver, RHP 1990 John Franco, LHP Francisco Rodriguez, RHP
1973 Willie Mays, OF Darryl Strawberry, OF Johan Santana, LHP
Tom Seaver, RHP Frank Viola, LHP Carlos Beltrán+, OF
1974 Jerry Grote, C 1991 Howard Johnson, 3B 2010 David Wright*, 3B
Jon Matlack, LHP Frank Viola, LHP José Reyes+, SS
Yogi Berra** 1992 David Cone, RHP 2011 Carlos Beltrán*, OF (DH)
1975 Jon Matlack, LHP 1993 Bobby Bonilla, IF José Reyes*+, SS
Tom Seaver, RHP 1994 Bret Saberhagen, RHP 2012 David Wright, 3B
1976 Dave Kingman*, OF 1995 Bobby Bonilla, IF/OF R.A. Dickey, RHP
Jon Matlack, LHP Terry Collins, Coach
1996 Todd Hundley, C
Tom Seaver, RHP
Lance Johnson, OF 2013 David Wright*, 3B
1977 John Stearns, C Matt Harvey*, RHP
1997 Todd Hundley, C
1978 Pat Zachry, RHP Bobby Jones, P Terry Collins, Coach
1979 Lee Mazzilli, OF 1998 Mike Piazza*, C 2014 Daniel Murphy, 2B
John Stearns, C Rick Reed, P 2015 Jacob deGrom, RHP
1980 John Stearns, C 1999 Mike Piazza*, C 2016 Noah Syndergaard+, RHP
1981 Joel Youngblood, OF 2000 Edgardo Alfonzo, 2B Yoenis Céspedes*+, OF
1982 John Stearns, C Al Leiter, P Jeurys Familia, RHP
1983 Jesse Orosco, LHP Mike Piazza+, C Bartolo Colón, RHP
1984 Dwight Gooden, RHP 2001 Mike Piazza*, C
HISTORY
Terry Collins**
Keith Hernandez, 1B Rick Reed, P 2017 Michael Conforto, OF
Jesse Orosco, LHP Bobby Valentine**
Darryl Strawberry*,OF
* Starter
** Manager
+ Injured/Did not play
ALL-STAR GAME MOST VALUABLE PLAYER

1975 Jon Matlack, LHP
M E T S A L L- S TA R S
TOPPS ROOKIE ALL-STAR TEAM THE SPORTING NEWS NL ALL-STAR TEAM

1962 Al Jackson, LHP 1964 Ron Hunt, 2B
1963 Jesse Gonder, C 1969 Cleon Jones, OF
1965 Ron Swoboda, OF Tom Seaver, RHP**
1966 Cleon Jones, OF 1971 Bud Harrelson, SS
1967 Tom Seaver, RHP 1973 Tom Seaver, RHP
1968 Jerry Koosman, LHP 1975 Tom Seaver, RHP**
Ken Boswell, 2B 1984 Keith Hernandez, 1B
1972 Jon Matlack, LHP 1985 Gary Carter, C
1981 Hubie Brooks, 3B Keith Hernandez, 1B
Mookie Wilson, OF Dwight Gooden, RHP**
1983 Darryl Strawberry, OF 1986 Gary Carter, C
1984 Dwight Gooden, RHP Keith Hernandez, 1B
Mike Fitzgerald, C 1988 Darryl Strawberry, OF
1985 Roger McDowell, RHP 1989 Howard Johnson, 3B
1989 Gregg Jefferies, 2B 1990 John Franco, LHP
1992 Todd Hundley, C Frank Viola, LHP
Jeff Kent, 2B 1998 Mike Piazza, C
2000 Jay Payton, OF 1999 Mike Piazza, C
2001 Tsuyoshi Shinjo, OF Edgardo Alfonzo, 2B
2003 Ty Wigginton, 3B 2000 Mike Piazza, C
2009 Omir Santos, C 2001 Mike Piazza, C
2014 Travis d’Arnaud, C 2002 Mike Piazza, C
2015 Michael Conforto, OF 2006 José Reyes, SS
Noah Syndergaard, RHP David Wright, 3B
Carlos Beltrán, OF
THE SPORTING NEWS NL ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 2007 David Wright, 3B
1968 Jerry Koosman, LHP 2008 David Wright, 3B
1972 Jon Matlack, LHP 2012 R.A. Dickey, RHP**
1983 Darryl Strawberry, OF 2016 Yoenis Céspedes, OF
1984 Dwight Gooden, RHP
2014 Jacob deGrom, RHP ** Pitcher of the Year
TIE GAMES
September 9, 1962 7-7 vs. Colt 45’s at Houston
June 7, 1964 (Game 2) 1-1 vs. Dodgers at Shea
May 31, 1965 (Game 2) 3-3 vs. Cubs at Chicago
October 2, 1965 (Game 2) 0-0 vs. Phillies at Shea (18 innings)
This is the longest 0-0 night game in major league history. The
Phillies’ Chris Short struck out 18 Mets in 15 innings of work.
Rob Gardener hurled 15 innings to tie Al Jackson’s one-game
Met record.
September 2, 1968 (Game 2) 2-2 vs. Braves at Shea
May 25, 1979 3-3 vs. Pirates at Shea (11 innings)
Game called after Pirate leftfielder Bill Robinson lost Joel
Youngblood’s leadoff fly in the 11th in the thick fog at Shea.
April 22, 1981 2-2 vs. Pirates at Pittsburgh
October 1, 1981 2-2 vs. Cubs at Shea
NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS
CY YOUNG AWARD WINNERS THE SPORTING NEWS EXECUTIVE OF THE YEAR
1969 Tom Seaver 1969 Johnny Murphy
1973 Tom Seaver 1986 Frank Cashen
1975 Tom Seaver
1985 Dwight Gooden BASEBALL AMERICA EXECUTIVE OF THE YEAR
2012 R.A. Dickey 2015 Sandy Alderson
ROOKIE OF THE YEAR THE SPORTING NEWS MANAGER OF THE YEAR

1967 Tom Seaver, RHP 1969 Gil Hodges
1972 Jon Matlack, LHP 2015 Terry Collins
1983 Darryl Strawberry, OF
THE SPORTING NEWS
2014 Jacob deGrom, RHP
COMEBACK PLAYER OF THE YEAR
RAWLINGS GOLD GLOVE WINNERS 1969 Tommie Agee
1970 Tommie Agee, OF
1986 Ray Knight
1971 Bud Harrelson, SS
1999 Rickey Henderson
1980 Doug Flynn, 2B
2008 Fernando Tatis
1983 Keith Hernandez, 1B
2015 Matt Harvey
1985 Keith Hernandez, 1B FISHEL AWARD
1986 Keith Hernandez, 1B 1998 Jay Horwitz (Public Relations Executive)
1988 Keith Hernandez, 1B BASEBALL AMERICA’S
1989 Ron Darling, RHP ORGANIZATION OF THE YEAR
1997 Rey Ordoñez, SS 1983, 1984, 1995
1998 Rey Ordoñez, SS
1999 Rey Ordoñez, SS, Robin Ventura, 3B
2006 Carlos Beltrán, OF SPORTS ILLUSTRATED MAN OF THE YEAR
2007 David Wright, 3B, Carlos Beltrán, OF 1969 Tom Seaver
2008 David Wright, 3B, Carlos Beltrán, OF
2014 Juan Lagares, CF ROBERTO CLEMENTE AWARD
1989 Gary Carter
LOUISVILLE SILVER SLUGGER TEAM 2000 Al Leiter
1984 Keith Hernandez, 1B 2006 Carlos Delgado
1985 Gary Carter, C 2016 Curtis Granderson
1986 Gary Carter, C
1988 Darryl Strawberry, OF BRANCH RICKEY AWARD
1989 Howard Johnson, 3B 1999 Al Leiter
1990 Darryl Strawberry, OF 2002 Bobby Valentine
1991 Howard Johnson, 3B 2012 R.A. Dickey
1992 Dwight Gooden, P
1998 Mike Piazza, C MARVIN MILLER MAN OF THE AWARD
1999 Mike Piazza, C, Edgardo Alfonzo, 2B 2016 Curtis Granderson
2000 Mike Piazza, C, Mike Hampton, LHP
2001 Mike Piazza, C LOU GEHRIG MEMORIAL AWARD
2002 Mike Piazza, C
2001 John Franco
2006 José Reyes, SS, Carlos Beltrán, OF
2016 Curtis Granderson
2016 Yoenis Céspedes, OF NL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES MVP
2000 Mike Hampton, LHP
HISTORY
PLAYER’S CHOICE NL COMEBACK PLAYER 2015 Daniel Murphy, 2B

2008 Fernando Tatis, OF
2015 Matt Harvey, RHP WORLD SERIES MVP
1969 Al Weis, IF (BBWAA)
PLAYER’S CHOICE Donn Clendenon, 1B (Sport Magazine)
1986 Ray Knight, 3B (BBWAA)
NL ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
2014 Jacob deGrom, RHP BASEBALL AMERICA MINOR LEAGUE
ROLAIDS RELIEF MAN PLAYER OF THE YEAR
1990 John Franco, LHP
2001 Armando Benitez, RHP
1986 Gregg Jefferies, SS
1987 Gregg Jefferies, SS
TOPPS ORGANIZATION OF THE YEAR
1995
NATIONAL LEAGUE AWARDS
PLAYER OF THE WEEK 6/10/90 Darryl Strawberry
4/29/73 Jerry Koosman 4/14/91 Dwight Gooden
6/3/73 Tom Seaver 10/6/91 David Cone
6/17/73 Felix Millan 5/3/92 David Cone
9/16/73 Tug McGraw (co-winner with Tom Glavine)
9/23/73 Wayne Garrett 4/18/94 Jeff Kent
9/1/74 Tug McGraw 5/30/94 Bobby Bonilla
6/15/75 Tom Seaver 7/23/95 Brett Butler
7/27/75 Dave Kingman 5/4/97 Rick Reed
9/7/75 Tom Seaver 5/11/97 Todd Hundley
6/27/76 Mike Phillips 6/22/97 Dave Mlicki
8/8/76 Joe Torre 9/28/97 John Olerud
4/17/77 Tom Seaver 9/20/98 John Olerud
7/31/77 Steve Henderson 8/9/98 John Olerud
5/25/80 Frank Taveras 7/11/99 Mike Piazza
6/8/80 Steve Henderson 7/5/99 Octavio Dotel
7/6/80 Neil Allen 8/1/99 Robin Ventura
8/10/80 Doug Flynn 4/16/00 Mike Piazza
5/31/81 Dave Kingman 4/23/00 Derek Bell
8/23/81 Neil Allen 9/15/02 Mike Piazza
9/20/81 Hubie Brooks 8/24/03 Steve Trachsel
5/23/82 Randy Jones 8/28/05 David Wright
7/18/82 Dave Kingman 6/11/06 Carlos Beltrán
5/8/83 George Foster 6/18/06 José Reyes & David Wright
6/19/83 Rusty Staub 6/25/06 José Reyes
8/7/83 Jesse Orosco 4/22/07 Carlos Beltrán
8/14/83 Jesse Orosco 8/19/07 Carlos Beltrán
6/10/84 Jesse Orosco 7/13/08 Mike Pelfrey
6/17/84 Hubie Brooks 8/17/08 Johan Santana
7/8/84 Dwight Gooden 9/4/11 David Wright
7/22/84 Darryl Strawberry 9/11/11 Jason Bay
9/9/84 Dwight Gooden 5/27/12 R.A. Dickey
(co-winner with Bruce Sutter) 6/3/12 Johan Santana
7/14/85 Keith Hernandez 4/14/13 Matt Harvey
7/21/85 Darryl Strawberry 7/21/13 Juan Lagares
8/4/85 Dwight Gooden 9/1/13 Daniel Murphy
8/11/85 Darryl Strawberry 7/24/14 Jacob deGrom
9/8/85 Gary Carter 6/7/15 Jacob deGrom
9/22/85 Dwight Gooden (co-winner with Clayton Kershaw)
6/8/86 George Foster 8/2/15 Noah Syndergaard & Lucas Duda
7/13/86 Lenny Dykstra 9/6/15 Bartolo Colón
8/10/86 Keith Hernandez 9/13/15 Yoenis Céspedes
5/1/88 Keith Hernandez 5/8/16 Bartolo Colón
9/11/88 Gregg Jefferies (co-winner with Ben Zobrist)
9/25/88 Kevin McReynolds 5/22/16 Noah Syndergaard
6/25/89 Howard Johnson 8/28/16 Asdrúbal Cabrera
10/1/89 Sid Fernandez 6/18/17 Jacob deGrom
N AT I O N A L L E AG U E AWA R D S
PLAYER OF THE MONTH PITCHER OF THE MONTH

June, 1970 Tommie Agee June, 1975 Tom Seaver
April, 1973 Jerry Koosman April, 1977 Tom Seaver
July, 1975 Dave Kingman July, 1980 Pat Zachry
July, 1985 Keith Hernandez August, 1983 Jesse Orosco
September, 1985 Gary Carter June, 1984 Ron Darling
September, 1987 Darryl Strawberry September, 1984 Dwight Gooden
September, 1988 Kevin McReynolds September, 1985 Dwight Gooden
June, 1989 Howard Johnson April, 1986 Dwight Gooden
September, 1991 Howard Johnson
April, 1987 Sid Fernandez
June, 2006 David Wright
May, 1988 David Cone
April, 2007 José Reyes
September, 1990 Dwight Gooden
June, 2010 David Wright
July, 1994 Bret Saberhagen
ROOKIE OF THE MONTH May, 1997 Bobby Jones
May, 2011 Justin Turner June, 1999 Al Leiter
July, 2014 Jacob deGrom June, 2000 Al Leiter
September, 2014 Jacob deGrom April, 2007 John Maine
May, 2016 Steven Matz September, 2008 Johan Santana
April, 2009 Johan Santana
DHL RELIEVER OF THE MONTH June, 2012 R.A. Dickey
April, 2013 Matt Harvey
July, 2007 Billy Wagner
INSIDE-THE-PARK HOME RUNS

There have been 27 inside-the-park home runs in Mets history. Here is the complete list.
# Date Player Pitcher Site
1 5/16/62 Gil Hodges Dick Ellsworth, CHI Polo Grounds
2 6/23/62 Richie Ashburn Darragh Stone, HOU Polo Grounds
3 5/7/63 Charlie Neal + Art Mahaffey, PHI Polo Grounds
4 6/5/66 Ron Hunt Sandy Koufax, LAD Shea Stadium
5 8/17/67 Bud Harrelson Juan Pizarro, PIT Forbes Field
6 9/5/71 Don Hahn Woodie Fryman, PHI Veterans Stadium
7 6/12/79 Doug Flynn # Dave Tomlin, CIN Shea Stadium
8 8/19/79 Gil Flores Bill Bonham, CIM Riverfront Stadium
9 6/27/80 Lee Mazzilli Steve Carlton, PHI Veterans Stadium
10 8/12/80 Steve Henderson Kent Tekulve, PIT Three Rivers Stadium
11 7/31/82 Wally Backman Enrique Romo, PIT Shea Stadium
12 9/10/82 Dave Kingman Doug Bair, STL Busch Stadium
13 8/31/83 Mark Bradley Fernando Valenzuela, LAD Shea Stadium
14 6/17/84 Darryl Strawberry * Bruce Sutter, STL Busch Stadium
15 9/20/87 Howard Johnson Mike Bielecki, PIT Three Rivers Stadium
16 5/3/89 Darryl Strawberry Jose Rijo, CIN Shea Stadium
17 6/26/90 Kevin Elster Bryn Smith, STL Busch Stadium
18 8/14/93 Tim Bogar * Bobby Thigpen, PHI Veterans Stadium
HISTORY
19 5/6/95 Edgardo Alfonzo Matt Grott, CIN Riverfront Stadium

20 9/24/00 Timo Perez Bruce Chen, PHI Veterans Stadium
21 6/11/05 Marlon Anderson ** Francisco Rodriguez, LAA Shea Stadium
22 4/11/06 Kazuo Matsui Jake Peavy, SD PETCO Park
23 9/7/06 José Reyes Brad Penny, LAD Shea Stadium
24 8/2/07 Damion Easley Chris Capuano, MIL Miller Park
25 8/23/09 Angel Pagan + Pedro Martinez, PHI Citi Field
26 5/19/10 Angel Pagan Livan Hernandez, WAS Nationals Park
27 9/2/15 Ruben Tejada Aaron Nola, PHI Citi Field
# Second at-bat of the inning + Leadoff Home Run

* Was the second home run in consecutive at-bats for player ** Pinch-Hit Home Run
METS ALL-TIME ROSTER (1,043)
A (46) B (97) BOYER, Blaine 2011 (RHP)
BOYER, Ken 1966-1967 (3B)
BRADFORD, Chad 2006 (RHP)
AARDSMA, David 2013 (RHP) BACKMAN, Wally 1980-1988 (IF)
AASE, Don 1989 (RHP) BACSIK, Mike 2002-2003 (LHP) BRADFORD, Chasen 2017 (RHP)
ABBOTT, Kurt 2000 (SS) BAERGA, Carlos 1996-1998 (IF) BRADLEY, Mark 1983 (OF)
ABREU, Bobby 2014 (OF) BAEZ, Kevin 1990, 1992-1993 (IF) BRAGG, Darren 2001 (OF)
ACEVEDO, Juan 1997 (RHP) BAILOR, Bob 1981-1983 (IF) BRAZELL, Craig 2004 (IF)
ACOSTA, Manny 2010 -2012 (RHP) BALDWIN, Billy 1976 (OF) BRESSOUD, Ed 1966 (SS)
ADKINS, Jon 2007 (RHP) BALDWIN, James 2004 (RHP) BROADWAY, Lance 2009 (RHP)
AGBAYANI, Benny 1998-2001 (OF) BALDWIN, Rick 1975-1977 (RHP) BROGNA, Rico 1994-1996 (1B)
AGEE, Tommie 1968-1972 (OF) BANNISTER, Brian 2006 (RHP) BROOKS, Hubie 1980-84, 1991 (IF)
AGUILA, Chris 2008 (OF) BARAJAS, Rod 2010 (C) BROSS, Terry 1991 (RHP)
AGUILERA, Rick 1985-1989 (RHP) BARNES, Lute 1972-1973 (IF) BROWN, Andrew 2013-2014 (OF)
AKER, Jack 1974 (RHP) BARRY, Jeff 1995 (OF) BROWN, Emil 2009 (OF)
ALEXANDER, Manny 1997 (IF) BASS, Kevin 1992 (OF) BROWN, Kevin 1990 (LHP)
ALFONZO, Edgardo 1995-2002 (IF) BASTARDO, Antonio 2016 (LHP) BROWN, Leon 1976 (OF)
ALLEN, Neil 1979-1983 (RHP) BATISTA, Miguel 2011-2012 (RHP) BRUCE, Jay 2016-2017 (OF)
ALLENSWORTH, Jermaine 1998-99 (OF) BAUTA, Ed 1963-1964 (RHP) BRUHERT, Mike 1978 (RHP)
ALMON, Bill 1980, 1987 (IF) BAXTER, Mike 2011-2013 (OF) BUCHANAN, Brian 2004 (OF)
ALMONTE, Edwin 2003 (RHP) BAY, Jason 2010-2012(OF) BUCHEK, Jerry 1967-1968 (2B)
ALOMAR, Roberto, 2002-2003 (2B) BEANE, Billy 1984-1985 (OF) BUCHHOLTZ, Taylor 2011 (RHP)
ALOMAR, Sandy 1967 (SS) BEARNARTH, Larry 1963-1966 (RHP) BUCK, John 2013 (C)
ALOMAR, Jr., Sandy 2007 (C) BEATO, Pedro 2011-2012 (RHP) BUFORD, Damon 1995 (OF)
ALOU, Jesus 1975 (OF) BEATTY, Blaine 1989-1991 (LHP) BURGOS, Ambiorix 2007 (RHP)
ALOU, Moises 2007-2008 (OF) BEAUCHAMP, Jim 1972-1973 (1B) BURKE, Greg 2013 (RHP)
ALTMAN, George 1964 (OF) BECKER, Rich 1998 (OF) BURKE, Tim 1991-1992 (RHP)
ALVARADO, Luis 1977 (2B) BELL, Derek 2000 (OF) BURNITZ, Jeromy 1993-94, 02-03 (OF)
ALVAREZ, Dario 2014-2016 (LHP) BELL, Gus 1962 (OF) BURRIGHT, Larry 1963-1964 (IF)
AMBRES, Chip 2007 (OF) BELL, Heath 2004-2006 (RHP) BURRIS, Ray 1979-1980 (RHP)
ANDERSON, Craig 1962-1964 (RHP) BELL, Jay 2003 (IF) BUTLER, Brett 1995 (OF)
ANDERSON, Jason 2003 (RHP) BELTRÁN, Carlos 2005-2011 (OF) BYRD, Marlon 2013 (OF)
ANDERSON, Marlon 2005, 2007-09 (IF) BELTRAN, Rigo 1998-1999 (LHP) BYRD, Paul 1995-1996 (RHP)
ANDERSON, Rick 1986 (RHP) BENITEZ, Armando 1999-2003 (RHP) BYRDAK, Tim 2011-2013 (LHP)
C (80)
ANKIEL, Rick 2013 (OF) BENNETT, Dennis 1967 (LHP)
AOKI, Norichika 2017 (OF) BENNETT, Gary 2001 (C)
APODACA, Bob 1973-1979 (RHP) BENSON, Kris 2004 (RHP)
CABRERA, ASDRÚBAL 2016- (IF)
APPIER, Kevin 2001 (RHP) BENTON, Butch 1978-1980 (C)
CAIRO, Miguel 2005 (IF)
ARIAS, Joaquin 2010 (IF) BERENGUER, Juan 1978-1980 (RHP)
CALLAHAN, JAMIE 2017- (RHP)
ARMAS, Jr., Tony 2008 (RHP) BERENYI, Bruce 1984-1986 (RHP)
CAMERON, Mike 2004-2005 (OF)
ARRIGO, Gerry 1966 (LHP) BERNARD, Dwight 1978-1979 (RHP)
CAMMACK, Eric 2000 (RHP)
ASHBURN, Richie 1962 (OF) BERRA, Yogi 1965 (C)
CAMPBELL, Eric 2014-2016(1B)
ASHFORD, Tucker 1983 (IF) BERROA, Angel 2009 (IF)
CANCEL, Robinson 2008-2009 (C)
ASPROMONTE, Bob 1971 (IF) BETHKE, Jim 1965 (RHP)
CANDELARIA, John 1987 (LHP)
ASTACIO, Pedro 2002-2003 (RHP) BIESER, Steve 1997 (OF)
CANGELOSI, John 1994 (OF)
ATCHINSON, Scott 2013 (RHP) BIRKBECK, Mike 1995 (RHP)
CANNIZZARO, Chris 1962-1965 (C)
AYALA, Benny 1974-1976 (OF) BISHOP, Mike 1983 (C)
CAPRA, Buzz 1971-1973 (RHP)
AYALA, Luis 2008 (RHP) BLAIR, Willie 1998 (RHP)
CAPUANO, Chris 2011 (LHP)
AYBAR, Manny 2005 (RHP) BLACK, Vic 2013-2014 (RHP)
CARDENAL, Jose 1979-1980 (OF)
BLANCO, Henry 2010 (C)
CARLYLE, Buddy 2014-2015 (RHP)
BLEVINS, JERRY 2015- (LHP)
CARDWELL, Don 1967-1970 (RHP)
BLOCKER, Terry 1985 (OF)
CARMEL, Duke 1963 (1B)
BOCHY, Bruce 1982 (C)
CARR, Chuck 1990-1991 (OF)
BOGAR, Tim 1993-1996 (IF)
CARRASCO, D.J. 2011-2012 (RHP)
BOHANON, Brian 1997-1998 (LHP)
CARREON, Mark 1987-1991 (OF)
BOISCLAIR, Bruce 1974,1976-79 (OF)
CARSON, Rob 2012-2013 (LHP)
BOITANO, Dan 1981 (RHP)
CARTER, Chris 2010 (OF)
BOMBACK, Mark 1980 (RHP)
CARTER, Gary 1985-1989 (C)
BONILLA, Bobby 1992-95, 1999 (IF)
CASANOVA, Raul 2008 (C)
BORDICK, Mike 2000 (SS)
CASTILLO, Alberto 1995-1998 (C)
BORLAND, Toby 1997 (RHP)
CASTILLO, Juan 1994 (RHP)
BOSCH, Don 1967-1968 (OF)
CASTILLO, Luis 2007-2010 (IF)
BOSTON, Daryl 1990-1992 (OF)
CASTILLO, Tony 1991 (LHP)
BOSWELL, Ken 1967-1974 (2B)
CASTRO, Ramon 2005-2009 (C)
BOTTALICO, Ricky 2004 (RHP)
CATALANOTTO, Frank 2010 (OF)
BOUCHEE, Ed 1962 (1B)
Carlos Beltrán CECCHINI, GAVIN 2016- (IF)
BOWA, Larry 1985 (SS)
M E T S A L L-T I M E R O S T E R
CECILIANI, Darrell 2015 (OF)

CEDENO, Roger 1999, 2002-03 (OF)
CEDENO, Ronny 2012 (IF)
D (40) FALCONE, Pete 1979-1982 (LHP)
FAMILIA, JEURYS 2012- (RHP)
FARNSWORTH, Kyle 2014 (RHP)
D’AMICO, Jeff 2002 (RHP)
CENTENO, Juan 2013- 2014 (C) FELICIANO, Jesus 2010 (OF)
d’ARNAUD, TRAVIS 2013- (C)
CERDA, Jamie 2002-2003 (LHP) FELICIANO, Pedro 2002-04,
DARENSBOURG, Vic 2004 (LHP)
CERONE, Rick 1991 (C) 2006-10, 2013 (LHP)
DARLING, Ron 1983-1991 (RHP)
CÉSPEDES, YOENIS 2015- (OF) FERNANDEZ, Chico 1963 (SS)
DAUBACH, Brian 2005 (OF)
CHACON, Elio 1962 (IF) FERNANDEZ, Sid 1984-1993 (LHP)
DAVIAULT, Ray 1962 (RHP)
CHANCE, Dean 1970 (RHP) FERNANDEZ, Tony 1993 (IF)
DAVIS, Ike 2010-2014 (1B)
CHAPMAN, Kelvin 1979, 1984-85 (IF) FERRER, Sergio 1978-1979 (IF)
DAVIS, Kane 2002 (RHP)
CHARLES, Ed 1967-1969 (3B) FIGUEROA, Nelson 2008-09 (RHP)
DAVIS, Tommy 1967 (OF)
CHAVEZ, Endy 2006-2008 (OF) FILER, Tom 1992 (RHP)
DE AZA, Alejandro 2016 (OF)
CHEN, Bruce 2001-2002 (LHP) deGROM, JACOB 2014- (RHP) FISHER, Jack 1964-1967 (RHP)
CHILES, Rich 1973 (OF) DeJEAN, Mike 2004-2005 (RHP) FITZGERALD, Mike 1983-1984 (C)
CHITI, Harry 1962 (C) DeMERlT, John 1962 (OF) FITZMAURICE, Shaun 1966 (OF)
CHRISTENSEN, John 1984-1985 (OF) DESSENS, Elmer 2009-2010 (RHP)
FLEXEN, CHRIS 2017- (RHP)
CHRISTENSEN, McKay 2002 (OF) FLORENCE, Don 1995 (LHP)
DePASTINO, Joe 2003 (C)
CHRISTOPHER, Joe 1962-1965 (OF) FLORES, Gil 1978-1979 (OF)
DELGADO, Carlos 2006-2009 (1B)
CHURCH, Ryan 2008-2009 (OF) FLORES, WILMER 2013- (IF)
DELGADO, Wilson 2004 (IF)
CISCO, Galen 1962-1965 (RHP) FLOYD, Cliff 2003-2006 (OF)
den DEKKER, Matt 2013-2014 (OF)
CLARK, Brady 2002, 2008 (OF) FLYNN, Doug 1977-1981 (IF)
DENEHY, Bill 1967 (RHP)
CLARK, Mark 1996-1997 (RHP) FOLI, Tim 1970-71, 1978-79 (IF)
DEWEY, Mark 1992 (RHP)
CLARK, Tony 2003 (IF) FOLKERS, Rich 1970 (LHP)
DIAZ, Carlos 1982-1983 (LHP)
CLENDENON, Donn 1969-1971 (1B) FORDYCE, Brook 1995 (C)
DIAZ, Mario 1990 (IF)
CLINES, Gene 1975 (OF) FORTUNATO, Bartolome 2004-06 (RHP)
DIAZ, Victor 2004-2006 (OF)
CLIPPARD, Tyler 2015 (RHP) FOSS, Larry 1962 (RHP)
DICKEY, R.A. 2010-2012 (RHP)
CLONTZ, Brad 1998 (RHP) FOSSUM, Casey 2009 (LHP)
DIFELICE, Mike 2005-2007 (C)
COLEMAN, Clarence 1962-63, 1966 (C) FOSTER, George 1982-1986 (OF)
DiLAURO, Jack 1969 (LHP)
COLEMAN, Vince 1991-1993 (OF) FOSTER, Leo 1976-1977 (IF)
DILLON, Steve 1963-1964 (LHP)
COLLAZO. Willie 2007 (LHP) FOY, Joe 1970 (3B)
DIPOTO, Jerry 1995-1996 (RHP)
COLLINS, Kevin 1965, 1967-69 (IF) FRANCISCO, Frank 2012-13 (RHP)
DONNELS, Chris 1991-1992 (IF)
Colón, Bartolo 2014-2016 (RHP) FRANCO, John 1990-2004 (LHP)
DOTEL, Octavio 1999 (RHP)
CONE, David 1987-92, 2003 (RHP) FRANCO, Julio 2006-2007 (IF)
DOZIER, D.J. 1992 (OF)
CONFORTO, MICHAEL 2015- (OF) FRANCO, Matt 1996-2000 (IF)
DRAKE, Sammy 1962 (2B)
CONINE, Jeff 2007 (1B) FRANCOEUR, Jeff 2009-2010 (OF)
DRAPER, Mike 1993 (RHP)
CONNORS, Bill 1967-1968 (RHP) FREGOSI, Jim 1972-1973 (3B)
DUDA, Lucas 2010-2017 (1B)
COOK, Cliff 1962-1963 (OF) FRIEND, Bob 1966 (RHP)
DUNCAN, Jeff 2003-2004 (OF)
COOK, Dennis 1998-2001 (LHP) FRISELLA, Danny 1967-1972 (RHP)
DUNSTON, Shawon 1999 (OF)
CORA, Alex 2009-2010 (IF) FYHRIE, Mike 1996 (RHP)
DWYER, Jim 1976 (OF)
CORCORAN, Tim 1986 (1B)
G (58)
DYER, Duffy 1968-1974 (C)
COREY, Mark 2001-2002 (RHP)
DYKSTRA, Lenny 1985-1989 (OF)
CORNEJO, Mardie 1978 (RHP)
E (19)
CORNELIUS, Reid 1995 (RHP) GAFF, Brent 1982-1984 (RHP)
COWAN, Billy 1965 (OF) GALLAGHER, Bob 1975 (OF)
COWGILL, Collin 2013 (OF) GALLAGHER, Dave 1992-1993 (OF)
EASLEY, Damion 2007-2008 (IF/OF)
CRAIG, Roger 1962-1963 (RHP) GARCIA, Danny 2003-2004 (IF)
EDENS, Tom 1987 (RHP)
CRAM, Jerry 1974-1975 (RHP) GARCIA, Karim 2004 (OF)
EDGIN, Josh 2012-2017 (LHP)
CRAWFORD, Joe 1997 (LHP) GARDENHIRE, Ron 1981-1985 (SS)
EGBERT, Jack 2012 (RHP)
CUBBAGE, Mike 1981 (IF) GARDNER, Jeff 1991 (IF)
EILERS, Dave 1965-1966 (RHP)
CUDDYER, Michael 2015 (OF) GARDNER, Rob 1965-1966 (LHP)
ELLIOT, Larry 1964, 1966 (OF)
GARDNER, Wes 1984-1985 (RHP)
ELLIS, Dock 1979 (RHP)
GARRETT, Wayne 1969-1976 (3B)
ELSTER, Kevin 1986-1992 (SS)
GASPAR, Rod 1969-1970 (OF)
EMAUS, Brad 2011 (IF)
HISTORY
GEE, Dillon 2010-2015 (RHP)

ERICKSON, Scott 2004 (RHP)
GENTRY, Gary 1969-1972 (RHP)
ESCOBAR, Alex 2001 (OF)
GERMAN, Gonzalez 2013-2014 (RHP)
ESPINOSA, Nino 1974-1978 (RHP)
GIBBONS, John 1984, 1986-87 (C)
ESPINOZA, Alvaro 1996 (IF)
GIBSON, Bob 1987 (RHP)
ESTES, Shawn 2002 (LHP)
GIBSON, Paul 1992-1993 (LHP)
ESTRADA, Chuck 1967 (RHP)
GILBERT, Shawn 1997-1998 (IF)
ESTRADA, Francisco 1971 (C)
GILES, Brian 1981-1983 (IF)
EVANS, Nick 2008-2011 (OF)
GILKEY, Bernard 1996-1998 (OF)
EVANS, PHIL 2017- (INF)
GILMARTIN, Sean 2015-2017 (LHP)
EVELAND, Dana 2014 (LHP)
GINSBERG, Joe 1962 (C)
EVERETT, Carl 1995-1997 (OF)
GINTER, Matt 2004 (RHP)
Donn Clendenon
F (39) GLAVINE, Mike 2003 (IF)
GLAVINE, Tom 2003-2007 (LHP)
GLYNN, Ed 1979-1980 (LHP)
FABREGAS, Jorge 1998 (C)
GOEDDEL, Erik 2014-2017 (RHP)

GOMEZ, Carlos 2007 (OF)
GONDER, Jesse 1963-1965 (C)
HENDERSON, Ken 1978 (OF)
HENDERSON, Rickey 1999-00 (OF)
HENDERSON, Steve 1977-1980 (OF)
I (4)
IGARASHI, Ryota 2010 2011 (RHP)
GONZALEZ, Dicky 2001-2002 (RHP) HENDLEY, Bob 1967 (LHP)
INNIS, Jeff 1987-1993 (RHP)
GONZALEZ, Jeremi 2006 (RHP) HENN, Sean 2013 (LHP)
ISHII, Kazuhisa 2005 (LHP)
GONZALEZ, Raul 2002-2003 (OF) HENNIGAN, Phil 1973 (RHP)
ISRINGHAUSEN, Jason 95-99, 11 (RHP)
GOODEN, Dwight 1984-1994 (RHP) HENRY, Doug 1995-1996 (RHP)
GOOSSEN, Greg 1965-1968 (C)
GORMAN, Tom 1982-1985 (LHP)
GOSGER, Jim 1969, 1973-74 (OF)
HEPLER, Bill 1966 (LHP)
HERBEL, Ron 1970 (RHP)
HEREDIA, Felix 2005 (LHP)
J (27)
JACKSON, Al 1962-65, 68-69 (LHP)
GOTAY, Ruben 2007 (IF) HERNANDEZ, Anderson 2005-07, 2009 (IF)
JACKSON, Darrin 1993 (OF)
GOZZO, Mauro 1993-1994 (RHP) HERNANDEZ, Keith 1983-1989 (1B)
JACKSON, Roy Lee 1977-1980 (RHP)
GRAHAM, Bill 1967 (RHP) HERNANDEZ, Livan 2009 (RHP)
JACOBS, Mike 2005, 2010 (IF)
GRAHAM, Wayne 1964 (3B) HERNANDEZ, Luis 2010 (IF)
JACOME, Jason 1994-1995 (LHP)
GRANDERSON, Curtis 2014-2017 (OF) HERNANDEZ, Manny 1989 (RHP)
JEFFERIES, Gregg 1987-1991 (IF)
GRAVES, Danny 2005 (RHP) HERNANDEZ, Orlando 2006-08 (RHP)
JEFFERSON, Stanley 1986 (OF)
GREEN, Andy 2009 (IF) HERNANDEZ, Roberto 2005-06 (RHP)
JELIC, Chris 1990 (C)
GREEN, Dallas 1966 (RHP) HERR, Tom 1990-1991 (2B)
JOHNSON, Ben 2007 (OF)
GREEN, Pumpsie 1963 (3B) HERRERA, Daniel 2011-2012 (LHP)
JOHNSON, Bob D. 1969 (RHP)
GREEN, Sean 2009 (RHP) HERRERA, Dilson 2014-2015 (IF)
JOHNSON, Bob W. 1967 (IF)
GREEN, Shawn 2006-2007 (1B/OF) HERRSCHER, Rick 1962 (IF)
JOHNSON, Howard 1985-1993 (IF)
GREENE, Charlie, 1996 (C) HERSHISER, Orel 1999 (RHP)
JOHNSON, Kelly 2015-2016 (IF)
GREER, Kenny 1993 (RHP) HESSMAN, Mike 2010 (IF)
JOHNSON, Lance 1996-1997 (OF)
GRIEVE, Tom 1978 (OF) HICKMAN, Jim 1962-1966 (OF)
JOHNSON, Mark, 2000-2001 (IF)
GRIFFITHS, Jeremy 2003-2004 (RHP) HICKS, Joe 1963 (OF)
JOHNSON, Rob 2012 (C)
GROTE, Jerry 1966-1977 (C) HIDALGO, Richard 2004 (OF)
JONES, Barry 1992 (RHP)
GRZENDA, Joe 1967 (LHP) HIETPAS, Joe 2004 (C)
JONES, Bobby J. 1993-2000 (RHP)
GSELLMAN, ROBERT 2016- (RHP) HILLER, Chuck 1965-1967 (IF)
JONES, Bobby M. 2000-2002 (LHP)
GUETTERMAN, Lee 1992 (LHP) HILLMAN, Dave 1962 (RHP)
JONES, Chris 1995-1996 (OF)
GUNDERSON, Eric 1994-1995 (LHP) HILLMAN, Eric 1992-1994 (LHP)
JONES, Cleon 1963, 1965-75 (OF)
GUTHRIE, Mark 2002 (LHP) HINCHLIFFE, Brett 2001 (RHP)
JONES, Randy 1981-1982 (LHP)
GUTIERREZ, Ricky 2004 (IF) HINSLEY, Jerry 1964, 1967 (RHP)
JONES, Ross 1984 (SS)
HODGES, Gil 1962-1963 (1B)
H (83)
JONES, Sherman 1962 (RHP)
HODGES, Ron 1973-1984 (C)
JORDAN, Ricardo 1997 (LHP)
HOLMAN, Scott 1980, 1982-83 (RHP)
JORGENSEN, Mike 68, 70-71, 80, 83 (1B)
HAHN, Don 1971-1974 (OF) HOOK, Jay 1962-1964 (RHP)
JULIO, Jorge 2006 (RHP)
HAIRSTON, Scott 2011-2012 (OF) HOUSIE, Wayne 1993 (OF)
HALL, Tom 1975-1976 (LHP)
HALTER, Shane 1999 (IF)
HAMILTON, Darryl 1999-2001 (OF)
HOWARD, Mike 1981-1983 (OF)
HOWELL, Pat 1992 (OF)
HU, Chin-lung 2011 (IF)
K (23)
KAISER, Jeff 1993 (LHP)
HAMILTON, Jack 1966-1967 (RHP) HUDEK, John 1998 (P) KANEHL, Rod 1962-1964 (IF)
HAMPSON, Justin, 2012 (LHP) HUDSON, Jesse 1969 (LHP) KASHIWADA, Takashi 1997 (LHP)
HAMPTON, Ike 1974 (C) HUGHES, Keith 1990 (OF) KELLY, TY 2016- (IF)
HAMPTON, Mike 2000 (LHP) HUMBER, Philip 2006-2007 (RHP) KENT, Jeff 1992-1996 (IF)
HAMULACK, Tim 2005 (LHP) HUNDLEY, Todd 1990-1998 (C) KEPPINGER, Jeff 2004-2005 (IF)
HANEY, Todd 1998 (IF) HUNT, Ron 1963-1966 (2B) KINGMAN, Dave 75-77, 81-83 (IF/OF)
HARANG, Aaron 2013 (RHP) HUNTER, Willard 1962, 1964 (LHP) KINKADE, Mike 1998-2000 (IF)
HARDTKE, Jason 1996-1997 (IF) HURDLE, Clint 1983, 1985, 1987 (C) KIRBY, Wayne 1998 (OF)
HARE, Shawn 1994 (OF) HURST, Jonathan 1994 (RHP) KLAUS, Bobby 1964-65 (IF)
HARKNESS, Tim 1963-1964 (1B) HUSKEY, Butch 1993, 1995-98 (OF) KLEVEN, Jay 1976 (C)
HARNISCH, Pete 1995-1997 (RHP) KLIMCHOCK, Lou 1966 (PH)
HARRELSON, Bud 1965-1977 (SS) KNIGHT, Brandon 2008 (RHP)
HARRIS, Greg 1981 (RHP) KNIGHT, Ray 1984-86 (3B)
HARRIS, Willie 2011 (OF) KOBEL, Kevin 1978-80 (LHP)
HARRIS, Lenny 1998, 2000-2001 (IF) KOLB, Gary 1965 (OF)
HARTS, Greg 1973 (PH) KOMIYAMA, Satoru 2002 (RHP)
HARVEY, MATT 2012- (RHP)
KOO, Dae-Sung 2005 (LHP)
HASSLER, Andy 1979 (LHP)
KOONCE, Cal 1967-70 (RHP)
HAUSMAN, Tom 1978-1982 (RHP)
KOOSMAN, Jerry 1967-78 (LHP)
HAWKINS, LaTroy 2013 (RHP)
KRANEPOOL, Ed 1962-79 (1B)
HEARN, Ed 1986 (C)
KROLL, Gary 1964-65 (RHP)
HEBNER, Richie 1979 (3B)
KUNZ, Eddie 2008 (RHP)
HEEP, Danny 1983-1986 (OF)
HEFNER, Jeremy 2012-2013 (RHP)
HEIDEMANN, Jack 1975-1976 (IF)
HEILMAN, Aaron 2003-2008 (RHP)
L (44)
LABINE, Clem 1962 (RHP)
HEISE, Bob 1967-1969 (IF)
Todd Hundley LAFFEY, Aaron 2013 (RHP)
HENDERSON, Jim 2016 (RHP) LAGARES, JUAN 2013- (OF)
LAMABE, Jack 1967 (RHP) MARTINEZ, Pedro A. 1996 (LHP) MISCH, Pat 2009-2011 (LHP)
LAMB, David 2000 (IF) MARTINEZ, Pedro J. 2005-08 (RHP) MITCHELL, John 1986-1989 (RHP)
LANDRITH, Hobie 1962 (C) MARTINEZ, Ramon 2008-2009 (IF) MITCHELL, Kevin 1984, 1986 (OF)
LANDRUM, Ced 1993 (OF) MARTINEZ, Teddy 1970-1974 (IF) MIZELL, Wilmer 1962 (LHP)
LANNAN, John 2014 (LHP) MASON, Roger 1994 (RHP) MLICKI, Dave 1995-1998 (RHP)
LARY, Frank 1964-1965 (RHP) MATLACK, Jon 1971-1977 (LHP) MOFORD, Herb 1962 (RHP)
LATHAM, Bill 1985 (LHP) MATSUI, Kazuo 2004-2006 (IF) MOLINA, Gustavo 2008 (C)
LAWRENCE, Brian 2007 (RHP) MATSUZAKA, Daisuke 2013-2014 (RHP) MONELL, Johnny 2015 (C)
LAWTON, Matt 2001 (OF) MATTHEWS JR., Gary 2002, 2010 (OF) MONTANEZ, Willie 1978-1979 (1B)
LEACH, Terry 1981-82, 85-89 (RHP) MATTHEWS, Mike 2005 (LHP) MONTERO, RAFAEL 2014- (RHP)
LEATHERSICH, JACK 2015 (LHP) MATZ, STEVEN 2015- (LHP) MOOCK, Joe 1967 (3B)
LEARY, Tim 1981, 1983-1984 (RHP) MAY, Jerry 1973 (C) MOORE, Tommy 1972-1973 (RHP)
LEDEE, Ricky 2006-2007 (OF) MAYBERRY, John 2015 (OF) MOORHEAD, Bob 1962, 1965 (RHP)
LEDESMA, Aaron 1995 (IF) MAYNE, Brent 1996 (C) MORA, Melvin 1999-2000 (OF)
LEITER, Al 1998-2004 (LHP) MAYS, Willie 1972-1973 (OF) MORALES, Jerry 1980 (OF)
LEWIS, Fred 2012 (OF) MAZZILLI, Lee 1976-81, 86-89 (OF) MORAN, Al 1963-1964 (IF)
LEWIS, Johnny 1965-1967 (OF) McANDREW, Jim 1968-1973 (RHP) MORENO, Jose 1980 (IF)
LIDDELL, Dave 1990 (C) McCLURE, Bob 1988 (LHP) MORENO, Orber 2003-2004 (RHP)
LIDLE, Cory 1997 (RHP) McCRAY, Rodney 1992 (OF) MORGAN, Kevin 1997 (IF)
LIMA, Jose 2006 (RHP) McDANIEL, Terry 1991 (OF) MORRIS, Akeel 2015 (RHP)
LINDEMAN, Jim 1994 (OF/1B) McDOWELL, Roger 1985-1989 (RHP) MOTA, Guillermo 2006-2007 (RHP)
LINTON, Doug 1994 (RHP) McELROY, Chuck 1999 (LHP) MUNIZ, Carlos 2007-2008 (RHP)
LINZ, Phil 1967-1968 (2B) McEWING, Joe 2000-2004 (IF/OF) MUNO, Danny 2015 (IF)
LITTLE, Mark 2002 (OF) MCGOWAN, KEVIN 2017- (RHP) MURPHY, Bill 1966 (OF)
LLOYD, Graeme 2003 (LHP) McGRAW, Tug 1965-67, 69-74 (LHP) MURPHY, Daniel 2008-2015 (IF)
LOCKE, Ron 1964 (LHP) McGUIRE, Ryan 2000 (OF) MURRAY, Dan 1999 (RHP)
LOCKWOOD, Skip 1975-1979 (RHP) McHUGH, Collin 2012-2013 (RHP) MURRAY, Dale 1978-1979 (RHP)
Lo DUCA, Paul 2006-2007 (C) McKNIGHT, Jeff 1989, 1992-94 (IF) MURRAY, Eddie 1992-1993 (IF)
LOLICH, Mickey 1976 (LHP) McMICHAEL, Greg 1997-1999 (RHP) MUSGRAVES, Dennis 1965 (RHP)
LONEY, James 2016 (IF) McMILLAN, Roy 1964-1966 (IF) MUSSELMAN, Jeff 1989-1990 (LHP)
LOMBARDI, Phil 1989-1990 (C) McRAE, Brian 1997-1999 (OF) MYERS, Randy 1985-1989 (LHP)
LOMON, Kevin 1995 (RHP) McREYNOLDS, Kevin 87-91, 94 (OF) MYRICK, Bob 1976-1978 (LHP)
LONG, Terrence 1998-1999 (OF) MEDICH, George 1977 (RHP)
LOOPER, Braden 2004-2005 (RHP)
LOPEZ, Luis 1997-1999 (IF)
MEJIA, Jenrry 2010-2015 (RHP)
MENDOZA, Carlos 1997 (OF) N (21)
LUGO, SETH 2016- (RHP) MERCADO, Orlando 1990 (C) NADY, Xavier 2006 (OF)
LUPLOW, Al 1966-1967 (OF) METZGER, Butch 1978 (RHP) NAPOLEON, Dan 1965-1966 (OF)
LUTZ, Zach 2012-2013 (IF) MIDDLEBROOK, Jason 2002 (RHP) NAVARRO, Tito 1993 (IF)
LYNCH, Ed 1980-1986 (RHP) MIENTKIEWICZ, Doug 2005 (IF) NEAL, Charlie 1962-1963 (IF)
LYON, Brandon 2013 (OF) MILLAN, Felix 1973-1977 (2B) NEWHAN, David 2007 (OF)
LYONS, Barry 1986-1990 (C) MILLEDGE, Lastings 2006-2007 (OF) NICKEAS, Mike 2010-2012 (C)
MILLER, Bob G. 1962 (LHP) NIDO, TOMAS 2017- (C)
M (107) MILLER, Bob L. 1962, 1973-74 (RHP)

MILLER, Dyar 1980-1981 (RHP)
NIEMANN, Randy 1985-1986 (LHP)
NIESE, Jonathon 2008-2016 (LHP)
MacDONALD, Bob 1996 (LHP) MILLER, Keith 1987-1991 (IF/OF) NIEUWENHUIS, Kirk 2012-2015 (OF)
MacKENZlE, Ken 1962-1963 (LHP) MILLER, Larry 1965-1966 (LHP) NIEVE, Fernando 2009-2010 (RHP)
MACHADO, Julio 1989-1990 (RHP) MILLIARD, Ralph 1998 (IF) NIMMO, BRANDON 2016- (OF)
MADDOX, Elliott 1978-1980 (OF) MILLIGAN, Randy 1987 (OF) NITKOWSKI, CJ 2001 (LHP)
MADDUX, Mike 1993-1994 (RHP) MILNER, John 1971-1977 (OF) NIXON, Trot 2008 (OF)
MAGADAN, Dave 1986-1992 (IF) MILONE, Tommy 2017 (LHP) NOBOA, Junior 1992 (IF)
MAHOMES, Pat 1999-2000 (RHP) MINOR, Blas 1995-1996 (RHP) NOLAN, Joe 1972 (C)
MAINE, John 2006-2010 (RHP) NOMO, Hideo 1998-1999 (RHP)
MANGUAL, Pepe 1976-1977 (OF) NORMAN, Dan 1977-1980 (OF)
HISTORY
MANKOWSKI, Phil 1980, 1982 (3B) NUNEZ, Abraham 2008 (IF)

MANN, Jim 2000 (RHP) NUNEZ, Edwin 1988 (RHP)
MANTILLA, Felix 1962 (IF) NUNNALLY, Jon 2000 (OF)
MANUEL, Barry 1997 (RHP)
MANZANILLO, Josias 93-95, 98-99 (RHP)
MARCUM, Shaun 2013 (RHP) O (21)
MARRERO, Eli 2006 (C) O’BRIEN, Charlie 1990-1993 (C)
MARSHALL, Dave 1970-1972 (OF) O’FLAHERTY, Eric 2015 (LHP)
MARSHALL, Jim 1962 (1B) O’CONNOR, Mike 2011 (LHP)
MARSHALL, Mike 1981 (RHP) O’DAY, Darren 2009 (RHP)
MARSHALL, Mike A. 1990 (OF) O’MALLEY, Tom 1989-1990 (IF)
MARTIN, J.C. 1968-1969 (C) OCHOA, Alex 1995-1997 (OF)
MARTIN, Jerry 1984 (OF) OFFERMAN, Jose 2005 (IF)
MARTIN, Tom 2001 (LHP) OJEDA, Bob 1986-1990 (LHP)
MARTINEZ, Fernando 2009-11 (OF) OLERUD, John 1997-1999 (IF)
Pedro Martinez
OLIVER, Darren 2006 (LHP) RAMOS, AJ 2017- (RHP)

OLSON, Garrett 2012 (LHP) RANDLE, Lenny 1977-1978 (IF)
OQUENDO, Jose 1983-1984 (IF) RANDOLPH, Willie 1992 (IF)
ORDONEZ, Rey 1996-2002 (IF) RAUCH, Bob 1972 (RHP)
OROSCO, Jesse 1979, 81-87 (LHP) RAUCH, Jon 2012 (RHP)
ORSULAK, Joe 1993-1995 (OF) REARDON, Jeff 1979-1981 (RHP)
ORTIZ, Junior 1981-1983 (C) RECKER, Anthony 2013-2015 (C)
OSTROSSER, Brian 1973 (SS) REDDING, Tim 2009 (RHP)
OTERO, Ricky 1995 (OF) REDMAN, Prentice 2003 (OF)
OTIS, Amos 1967, 1969 (OF) REED, Addison 2015-2017 (RHP)
OWENS, Henry 2006 (RHP) REED, Darren 1990 (OF)
OWNBEY, Rick 1982-1983 (RHP) REED, Jeremy 2009 (OF)
REED, Steve 2002 (RHP)
P (41) REED, Rick 1997-2001 (RHP)

RELAFORD, Desi 2001 (IF)
PACELLA, John 1977, 1979-80 (RHP) REMLINGER, Mike 1994-1995 (LHP)
Rusty Staub
PACIOREK, Tom 1985 (OF) RENIFF, Hal 1967 (RHP)
PADILLA, Juan 2005-2008 (RHP) REYES, Argenis 2008 (IF) SANTOS, Omir 2009 (C)
PAGAN, Angel 2008-2011 (OF) REYES, JOSÉ 2003-2011, 2016- (IF) SASSER, Mackey 1988-1992 (C)
PAQUETTE, Craig 1998 (IF) REYNOLDS, MATT 2016- (IF) SATIN, Josh 2011-2014 (IF)
PARK, Chan Ho 2007 (RHP) REYNOLDS, Ronn 1982-83, 1985 (C) SAUNDERS, Doug 1993 (IF)
PARKER, Harry 1973-1975 (RHP) REYNOLDS, Tom 1967 (OF) SAUVEUR, Rich 1991 (LHP)
PARKER, Rick 1994 (OF) REYNOSO, Armando 1997-98 (RHP) SCARCE, Mac 1975 (LHP)
PARNELL, Bobby 2008-2015 (RHP) RHAME, JACOB 2017- (RHP) SCHAFFER, Jim 1965 (C)
PARRA, Jose 2004 (RHP) RIBANT, Dennis 1964-1966 (RHP) SCHATZEDER, Dan 1990 (LHP)
PASCUCCI, Valentino 2011 (OF) RICHARDSON, Gordon 1965-66 (LHP) SCHIRALDI, Calvin 1984-1985 (RHP)
PARSONS, Tom 1964-1965 (RHP) RIGGAN, Jerrod 2000-2001 (RHP) SCHMELZ, Al 1967 (RHP)
PAULINO, Ronny 2011 (C) RICE, Scott 2013-2014 (LHP) SCHNECK, Dave 1972-1974 (OF)
PAYTON, Jay 1998-2002 (OF) RINCON, Ricardo 2008 (LHP) SCHNEIDER, Brian 2008-2009 (C)
PECOTA, Bill 1992 (IF) RING, Royce 2005-2006 (LHP) SCHOENEWEIS, Scott 2007-08 (LHP)
PEDRIQUE, Al 1987 (IF) RIVERA, Luis 1994 (IF) SCHOFIELD, Dick 1992 (SS)
PELFREY, Mike 2006-2012 (RHP) RIVERA, René 2016-2017 (C) SCHOUREK, Pete 1991-1994 (LHP)
PEMBERTON, Brock 1974-1975 (1B) RIVERA, T.J. 2016- (IF) SCHREIBER, Ted 1963 (IF)
PENA, Alejandro 1990-1991 (RHP) ROACH, Jason 2003 (RHP) SCHULZE, Don 1987 (RHP)
PEREZ, Timo 2000-2003 (OF) ROBERSON, Kevin 1996 (OF) SCHWINDEN, Chris 2011-12 (RHP)
PEREZ, Oliver 2006-2010 (LHP) ROBERTS, Dave 1981 (LHP) SCOTT, Mike 1979-1982 (RHP)
PEREZ, Yorkis 1997 (LHP) ROBERTS, Grant 2000-2004 (RHP) SCUTARO, Marco 2002-2003 (IF)
PERSON, Robert 1995-1996 (RHP) ROBLES, HANSEL 2015- (RHP) SEARAGE, Ray 1981 (LHP)
PETAGINE, Roberto 1996-1997(1B) RODRIGUEZ, Francisco 2009-11 (RHP) SEAVER, Tom 1967-77, 1983 (RHP)
PFEIL, Bob 1969 (3B) RODRIGUEZ, Rich 2000 (LHP) SEGUI, David 1994-1995 (1B)
PHILLIPS, Andy 2008 (IF) ROGERS, Kenny 1999 (LHP) SELE, Aaron 2007 (RHP)
PHILLIPS, Tony 1998 (OF) ROHR, Les 1967-1969 (LHP) SELMA, Dick 1965-1968 (RHP)
PHILLIPS, Jason 2001-2004 (C) ROJAS, Mel 1997-1998 (RHP) SEMINARA, Frank 1994 (RHP)
PHILLIPS, Mike 1975-1977 (IF) ROSADO, Luis 1977, 1980 (1B) SEO, Jae 2002-2005 (RHP)
PIAZZA, Mike 1998-2005 (C) ROSARIO, AMED 2017- (IF) SEWALD, PAUL 2017- (RHP)
PIERSALL, Jim 1963 (OF) ROSE, Brian 2001 (RHP) SHAMSKY, Art 1968-1971 (OF)
PIGNATANO, Joe 1962 (C) ROSE, Don 1971 (RHP) SHAW, Bob 1966-1967 (RHP)
PILL, TYLER 2017- (RHP) ROTTINO, Vinny 2012 (C) SHAW, Don 1967-1968 (LHP)
PLAWECKI, KEVIN 2015- (C) ROWE, Don 1963 (LHP) SHEFFIELD, Gary 2009 (OF)
POWELL, Grover 1963 (LHP) RUGGIANO, Justin 2016 (OF) SHERRY, Norm 1963 (C)
PRATT, Todd 1997-2001 (C) RUSCH, Glendon 1999-2001 (LHP) SHINJO, Tsuyoshi 2001, 2003 (OF)
PRIDIE, Jason 2011 (OF) RUSTECK, Dick 1966 (LHP) SHIPLEY, Craig 1989 (IF)
PUIG, Rich 1974 (IF) RYAN, Nolan 1966, 1968-71 (RHP) SHIRLEY, Bart 1967 (2B)
PULEO, Charlie 1981-1982 (RHP) SHOPPACH, Kelly 2012 (C)
PULSIPHER, Bill 1995-98, 2000 (LHP)
PUTZ, J.J. 2009 (RHP)
S (102) SHORT, Bill 1968 (LHP)
SIEBERT, Paul 1977-1978 (LHP)
SABERHAGEN, Bret 1992-95 (RHP) SIMONS, Doug 1991 (LHP)
Q (1) SADECKI, Ray 1970-74, 1977 (LHP)

SALAS, Fernando 2016-2017 (RHP)
SAMBITO, Joe 1985 (LHP)
SINGLETON, Ken 1970-1971 (OF)
SISK, Doug 1982-1987 (RHP)
SMITH, Bobby Gene 1962 (OF)
QUINTANILLA, Omar 2012-2014 (IF)
SAMUEL, Amado 1964 (IF) SMITH, Charley 1964-1965 (3B)
R (58) SAMUEL, Juan 1989 (IF)

SANCHEZ, Duaner 2006-2008 (RHP)
SANCHEZ, Rey 2003 (IF)
SMITH, Dick 1963-1964 (OF)
SMITH, DOMINIC 2017- (IF)
SMITH, Joe 2007-2008 (RHP)
RAJSICH, Gary 1982-1983 (1B)
RAMIREZ, Elvin 2012 (RHP) SANDERS, Ken 1975-1976 (RHP) SMITH, Pete 1994 (RHP)
RAMIREZ, Mario 1980 (IF) SANTANA, Johan 2008-2013 (LHP) SMOKER, JOSH 2016- (LHP)
RAMIREZ, Neil 2017 (RHP) SANTANA, Rafael 1984-1987 (SS) SNEAD, Esix 2002-2003 (OF)
RAMIREZ, Ramon 2012 (RHP) SANTIAGO, Jose 2005 (RHP) SNIDER, Duke 1963 (OF)
SPAHN, Warren 1965 (LHP) THEODORE, George 1973-74 (OF) WALL, Donnie 2001 (RHP)
SOLER, Alay 2006 (RHP) THOLE, Josh 2009-2012 (C) WALLACE, Derek 1996-1999 (RHP)
SOSA, Jorge 2007-2008 (RHP) THOMAS, Frank 1962-1964 (OF) WALTER, Gene 1987 (LHP)
SPEHR, Tim 1998 (C) THOMPSON, Ryan 1992-1996 (OF) WASHINGTON, Claudell 1980 (OF)
SPENCER, Shane 2004 (OF) THOMSON, John 2002 (RHP) WATSON, Allen 1999 (LHP)
SPIERS, Bill 1995 (IF) THORNTON, Lou 1989-1990 (OF) WATSON, Matt 2003 (OF)
SPRINGER, Steve 1992 (IF) THRONEBERRY, Marv 1962-63 (1B) WEATHERS, David 2002-2004 (RHP)
SPRINGER, Dennis 2000 (RHP) THURMAN, Gary 1997 (OF) WEBB, Hank 1972-1976 (RHP)
STAHL, Larry 1967-1968 (OF) TIDROW, Dick 1984 (RHP) WEIS, Al 1968-1971 (IF)
STAIGER, Roy 1975-1977 (3B) TILLMAN, Rusty 1982 (OF) WENDELL, Turk 1997-2001 (RHP)
STALLARD, Tracy 1963-1964 (RHP) TOCA, Jorge 1999 (OF) WEST, Dave 1988-1989 (LHP)
STANTON, Leroy 1970-1971 (OF) TODD, Jackson 1977 (RHP) WESTON, Mickey 1993 (RHP)
STANTON, Mike 2003-2004 (LHP) TOMBERLIN, Andy 1996-1997 (OF) WHEELER, Dan 2003-2004 (RHP)
STAUFFER, Tim 2015 (RHP) TORRE, Joe 1975-1977 (IF) WHEELER, ZACK 2013- (RHP)
STAUB, Rusty 1972-75, 81-85 (OF) TORRES, Andres 2012 (OF) WHITE, Rick 2000-2001 (RHP)
STEARNS, John 1975-1984 (C) TORRES, Alex 2015 (LHP) WHITEHURST, Wally 1989-92 (RHP)
STEPHENSON, John 1964-1966 (C) TORRES, Carlos 2013-2015 (RHP) WIGGINTON, Ty 2002-2004 (IF)
STERLING, Randy 1974 (RHP) TORREZ, Mike 1983-1984 (RHP) WILK, Adam 2017 (LHP)
STINNETT, Kelly 1994-95, 2006 (C) TORVE, Kelvin 1990-1991 (1B) WILKINS, Rick 1998 (C)
STINSON, JOSH 2011 (RHP) TOVAR, Wilfredo 2013-2014 (IF) WILLEY, Carl 1963-1965 (RHP)
STOKES, Brian 2008-2009 (RHP) TRACHSEL, Steve 2001-2006 (RHP) WILLHITE, Nick 1967 (LHP)
STONE, George 1973-1976 (LHP) TRAMMELL, Bubba 2000 (OF) WILLIAMS, Charlie 1971 (RHP)
STONER, Tobi 2009-2010 (RHP) TREVINO, Alex 1978-1981, 1990 (C) WILLIAMS, Dave 2007 (LHP)
STRANGE, Pat 2002-2003 (RHP) TRLICEK, Rick 1996; 1997-98 (RHP) WILLIAMS, Gerald 2004-2005 (OF)
STRAWBERRY, Darryl 1983-90 (OF) TUCKER, Michael 2006 (OF) WILSON, Mookie 1980-1989 (OF)
STRICKLAND, Scott 2002-2004 (RHP) TURNER, Justin 2010-2013 (IF) WILSON, Paul 1996-2000 (RHP)
STROHMAYER, John 1973-74 (RHP) TWITCHELL, Wayne 1979 (RHP) WILSON, Preston 1998 (OF)
STROM, Brent 1972 (LHP) TYNER, Jason 2000 (OF) WILSON, Tom 2004 (C)
STUART, Dick 1966 (1B) WILSON, Vance 1999-2004 (C)
STURDIVANT, Tom 1964 (RHP)
SUDAKIS, Bill 1972 (C) U (3) WINNINGHAM, Herman 1984 (OF)
WISE, Matt 2008 (RHP)
SULLIVAN, Cory 2009 (OF) UNSER, Del 1975-1976 (OF) WOODLING, Gene 1962 (OF)
SULLIVAN, John 1967 (C) URDANETA, Lino 2007 (RHP) WOODWARD, Chris 2005-2006 (IF)
SUTHERLAND, Darrell 1964-1966 (RHP) URIBE, Juan 2015 (IF) WRIGHT, DAVID 2004- (IF)
SWAN, Craig 1973-1984 (RHP) WYNNE, Billy 1967 (RHP)
SWITZER, Jon 2009 (LHP)
SWEET, Rick 1982 (C) V (22) Y (8)
SWOBODA, Ron 1965-1970 (OF) VAIL, Mike 1975-1977 (OF)
SYNDERGAARD, NOAH 2015- (RHP) VALDES, Raul 2010 (LHP) YATES, Tyler 2002-2005 (RHP)
VALDESPIN, Jordany 2012-13 (IF) YNOA, Gabriel 2016 (RHP)
T (54) VALDEZ, Wilson 2009 (IF)

VALENT, Eric 2004-2005 (OF)
YOSHII, Masato 1998-1999 (RHP)
YOUNG, Anthony 1991-1993 (RHP)
YOUNG, Chris 2011-2012 (RHP)
TABLER, Pat 1990 (OF) VALENTIN, John 2002 (IF)
TAIJERON, Travis 2017 (OF) VALENTIN, José 2006-2008 (IF) YOUNG, Chris 2014 (OF)
TAKAHASHI, Hisanori 2010 (LHP) VALENTINE, Bobby 1977-1978 (2B) YOUNG, JR., Eric 2013-2015 (OF)
TAKAHASHI, Ken 2009 (LHP) VALENTINE, Ellis 1981-1982 (OF) YOUNGBLOOD, Joel 1977-82 (OF)
TAKATSU, Shingo 2005 (RHP) VALERA, Julio 1990-1991 (RHP)
TAM, Jeff 1998-1999 (RHP)
TANANA, Frank 1993 (LHP)
VALVERDE, José 2014 (RHP)
VARGAS, Claudio 2008 (RHP) Z (4)
TAPANI, Kevin 1989 (RHP) VARGAS, Jason 2007-2008 (LHP) ZACHRY, Pat 1977-1982 (RHP)
TARASCO, Tony 2002 (OF) VAUGHN, Mo 2002-2003 (1B) ZAMBRANO, Victor 2004-06 (RHP)
TATE, Randy 1975 (RHP) VELANDIA, Jorge 2000-2003 (IF) ZEILE, Todd 2000-2001, 2004 (1B)
TATIS, Fernando 2008-2010 (OF) VENTURA, Robin 1999-2001 (IF) ZIMMER, Don 1962 (3B)
HISTORY
TATUM, Jim 1998 (OF) VERRETT, Logan 2015-2016 (RHP)

TAVERAS, Frank 1979-1981 (SS) VERYZER, Tom 1982 (SS)
TAYLOR, Billy 1999 (LHP) VINA, Fernando 1994 (IF/OF)
TAYLOR, Hawk 1964-1967 (C) VIOLA, Frank 1989-1991 (LHP)
TAYLOR, Chuck 1972 (RHP) VITKO, Joe 1992 (RHP)
TAYLOR, Ron 1967-1971 (RHP) VIZCAINO, José 1994-1996 (IF)
TAYLOR, Sammy 1962-1963 (C)
TEAGARDEN, Taylor 2014 (C)
TEJADA, Ruben 2010-2015 (IF) W (41)
TELGHEDER, Dave 1993-1995 (RHP) WAGNER, Billy 2006-2009 (LHP)
TEMPLETON, Garry 1991 (IF) WAKEFIELD, Bill 1964 (RHP)
TERRELL, Walt 1982-1984 (RHP) WALKER, Chico 1992-1993 (IF/OF)
TERRY, Ralph 1966-1967 (RHP) WALKER, Neil 2016-2017 (IF)
TEUFEL, Tim 1986-1991 (IF) WALKER, Pete 1995, 2001-02 (RHP)
THAYER, Dale 2011 (RHP) WALKER, Tyler 2002-2003 (RHP)
METS NUMERICAL ROSTER
Damon Buford (1995)
Bobby Valentine (1985, 1996-2002)
Gary Pettis (2003-2004)
Tony Clark (2003) Hobie Landrith (1962)
Sandy Alomar, Sr. (2005-2009)
Joe Pignatano (1962)
Justin Turner (2010-2013)
Norm Sherry (1963)
Dilson Herrera (2014-2015)
Chris Cannizzaro (1965)
Juan Uribe (2015)
Terry McDaniel (1992) Shaun Fitzmaurice (1966)
Gavin Cecchini (2016-2017)
Rey Ordonez (1996-1997) Sandy Alomar, Sr. (1967)
Omar Quintanilla (2014) Ed Charles (1967-1969)
Joe Foy (1970)
Francisco Estrada (1971)
Gus Bell (1962)
Jim Beauchamp (1972-1973)
Ed Bouchee (1962)
Richie Ashburn (1962) Jim Gosger (1974)
Tim Harkness (1963-1964)
Cliff Cook (1963) Jerry Moses (1975)
Bill Cowan (1965)
Duke Carmel (1963) Mike Phillips (1975-1977)
Bud Harrelson (1965-77, 82, 89-91)
Charley Smith (1964-1965) Steve Henderson (1977)
Sergio Ferrer (1978)
Ed Bressoud (1966) Mike Howard (1981-1983)
Richie Hebner (1979)
Jerry Buchek (1967-1968) Davey Johnson (1984-1990)
Mario Ramirez (1980)
Kevin Collins (1969) Charlie O’Brien (1991)
Mike Cubbage (1981)
Bobby Pfeil (1969) Jeff McKnight (1992)
Rafael Santana (1984-1987)
Lute Barnes (1972-1973) Jeromy Burnitz (1993-1994)
Junior Naboa (1992)
Gene Clines (1975) Brook Fordyce (1995)
Darrin Jackson (1993)
Leo Foster (1976-1977) Chris Jones (1995-1996)
Luis Rivera (1994)
Bobby Valentine (1977-1978) John Olerud (1997-1999)
Carl Everett (1995-1997)
Sergio Ferrer (1979) Mark Johnson (2000, 2002)
Vance Wilson (1998-2000)
Mookie Wilson (1980-89, 97-02) Tsuyoshi Shinjo (2001, 2003)
Jason Phillips (2001)
Lou Thornton (1990) David Wright (2005-2017)
Vance Wilson (2001-2004)
Chuck Carr (1990)
Miguel Cairo (2005)
Vince Coleman (1991-1992)
Manny Acta (2006)
Tony Fernandez (1993)
Damion Easley (2007-2008)
Kevin Baez (1993)
Alex Cora (2009)
Fernando Vina (1994)
Luis Hernandez (2010)
Ricky Otero (1995)
Josh Satin (2011-2012)
Lance Johnson (1996-1997)
Omar Quintanilla (2013)
Esix Snead (2004)
Curtis Granderson (2014-2017)
Anderson Hernandez (2005-2007)
Luis Castillo (2007-2010)
Mookie Wilson (2011)
Jordany Valdespin (2012-2013)
Charlie Neal (1962-1963)
Chris Young (2014)
Duke Snider (1963)
Darrell Ceciliani (2015)
Wayne Graham (1964)
Eric Young Jr. (2015)
Ron Swoboda (1966-1970)
Justin Ruggiano (2016) David Wright
Rusty Staub (1972-1974)
Amed Rosario (2017)
Bruce Boisclair (1976-1979)
Jose Moreno (1980)
Bob Bailor (1981-1983)
Jim Marshall (1962)
Lenny Dykstra (1985-1989)
Marv Throneberry (1962-1963) Cliff Cook (1962)
Lou Thornton (1989)
Jimmy Piersall (1963) Rick Herrscher (1962)
Mike Cubbage (1990-1996)
George Altman (1964) Larry Burright (1963-1964)
Cookie Rojas (1997-1998)
Chuck Hiller (1965-1967) Bobby Klaus (1964-1965)
Robin Ventura (1999-2001)
Phil Linz (1967-1968) Lou Klimchock (1966)
John Valentin (2002)
Bob Aspromonte (1971) Jim Hickman (1966)
Matt Galante (2003-2004)
Jim Fregosi (1972-1973) Bart Shirley (1967)
Chris Woodward (2005-2006)
Brock Pemberton (1974-1975) Bob W. Johnson (1967)
Ben Johnson (2007)
Roy Staiger (1976-1977) Al Weis (1968-1971)
Anderson Hernandez (2007)
Tom Grieve (1978) Greg Harts (1973)
Robinson Cancel (2008)
Phil Mankowski (1980) Rich Puig (1974)
Argenis Reyes (2008)
Jose Oquendo (1983-1984) Mike Vail (1976-1977)
Wilson Valdez (2009)
Larry Bowa (1985) Jose Cardenal (1979-1980)
Angel Berroa (2009)
Kevin Elster (1986) Wally Backman (1981-1988)
Henry Blanco (2010)
Bill Almon (1987) Mike Marshall (1990)
Brad Emaus (2011)
Mackey Sasser (1988-1992) Alex Trevino (1990)
Mike Nickeas (2012)
Wayne Housie (1993) Darren Reed (1990)
Collin Cowgill (2013)
Doug Saunders (1993) Daryl Boston (1991-1992)
Wilmer Flores (2013-2017)
Joe Orsulak (1993-1995) Rick Sweet (1982)

Carlos Baerga (1996) Phil Mankowski (1982)
Manny Alexander (1997) Ronn Reynolds (1982)
Ed Bouchee (1962)
Carlos Mendoza (1997) John Gibbons (1984)
Gene Woodling (1962)
Rich Becker (1998) Gary Carter (1985-1989)
Duke Snider (1963)
Tony Phillips (1998) Dave Gallagher (1992-1993)
Roy McMillian (1964-1965)
Melvin Mora (1999-2000) Steve Swisher (1994-1996)
Wayne Garrett (1969-1976)
Timo Perez (2000-2003) Carlos Baerga (1997-1998)
Pepe Mangual (1976)
Ricky Gutierrez (2004) Cookie Rojas (1999-2000)
Lenny Randle (1977-1978)
Gerald Williams (2004) Desi Relaford (2001)
Frank Taveras (1979-1981)
Tom Wilson (2004) Matt Galante (2002)
Tom Veryzer (1982)
Jeff Keppinger (2004)
Mike Bishop (1983)
Mike DiFelice (2006)
Tucker Ashford (1983)
Ruben Gotay (2007)
Kelvin Chapman (1984-1985)
Gustavo Molina (2008) Jim Hickman (1962-1965)
Garry Templeton (1991)
Abraham Nunez (2008) Wes Westrum (1966-1967)
Dick Schofield (1992)
Trot Nixon (2008) J.C. Martin (1968-1969)
Vince Coleman (1993)
Ramon Martinez (2009) Randy Bobb (1970)
Rick Parker (1994)
Nick Evans (2008-2011) Bill Sudakis (1972)
Aaron Ledesma (1995)
Omar Quintanilla (2012) George Theodore (1973-1974)
Tim Bogar (1996)
Kelly Shoppach (2012) Joe Torre (1975-1981)
Cory Lidle (1997)
Marlon Byrd (2013) Bruce Bochy (1982)
Preston Wilson (1998)
Matt den Dekker (2013-2014) Mark Bradley (1983)
Wayne Kirby (1998)
Pat Roessler (2015-2017) Jerry Martin (1984)
Shane Halter (1999)
Ronn Reynolds (1985)
Jason Tyner (2000)
Gregg Jefferies (1987-1991)
Jorge Velandia (2000-2001)
Todd Hundley (1992-1998)
Joe McEwing (2003-2004)
Elio Chacon (1962) Todd Zeile (2000-2001)
Ramon Castro (2005-2009)
Chico Fernandez (1993) Ty Wigginton (2002-2004)
Argenis Reyes (2009)
Amado Samuel (1964) Craig Brazell (2004)
Anderson Hernandez (2009)
Ed Kranepool (1965-1979) Ricky Ledee (2006-2007)
Ruben Tejada (2010-2015)
Hubie Brooks (1981-1984, 1991) Mike DiFelice (2007)
Tim Teufel (1986-1991, 2016)
John Christensen (1985) Marlon Anderson (2008-2009)
Norichika Aoki (2017)
Kevin Mitchell (1986) Omir Santos (2009-2010)
Clint Hurdle (1987) Ronny Paulino (2011)
Juan Samuel (1989) Kirk Nieuwenhuis (2012-2015)
Chuck Carr (1990) Brandon Nimmo (2016-2017)
Joe Ginsberg (1962)
Daryl Boston (1990)
Sammy Drake (1962)
D.J. Dozier (1992)
Jesse Gonder (1963-1965)
Jeff McKnight (1993)
Cleon Jones (1965)
Bobby Wine (1993-1996) Rod Kanehl (1962-1964)
John Stephenson (1966)
Charlie Greene (1996) Kevin Collins (1965)
Tommy Davis (1967)
Todd Pratt (1998-2001) Greg Goossen (1966-1968)
Ken Boswell (1968-1974)
Gary Bennett (2001) Mike Jorgensen (1968)
Jack Heidemann (1975-1976)
Jason Phillips (2002) Duffy Dyer (1969-1974)
Lee Mazzilli (1976)
Bob Geren (2012-2014) Rusty Staub (1975, 1981-1985)
John Stearns (1977-84, 2000-01)
Travis d’Arnaud (2015-2016) Ken Henderson (1978)
Ron Darling (1985-1989)
José Reyes (2003-2011, 2016-2017) Kelvin Chapman (1979)
Keith Hughes (1990)
Dave Magadan (1990-1991)
Willie Randolph (1992, 2005-2008)
Jeff Torborg (1992-1993)
Jeff Kent (1993-1996)
Butch Huskey (1993)
Alvaro Espinoza (1996)
David Segui (1994)
Shawn Gilbert (1997-1998)
Tom McGraw (1995-1996)
HISTORY
Jorge Fabregas (1998)

Gary Thurman (1997)
Shawon Dunston (1999)
Kevin Morgan (1997)
Roberto Alomar (2002-2003)
Roberto Petagine (1997)
Danny Garcia (2003)
Rey Ordonez (1998-2002)
Jeff Francoeur (2009-2010)
Rey Sanchez (2003)
Joaquin Arias (2010)
Joe Depastino (2003)
Scott Hairston (2011-2012)
Jeff Duncan (2004)
Juan Lagares (2013-2017)
Brian Buchanan (2004)
Gary Carter Joe Hietpas (2004)
Shinjo Takatsu (2005)
Endy Chavez (2006-2008)
Roger Craig (1963)
Gary Sheffield (2009)
Neil Allen (1981-1983)
Chris Cannizzaro (1962-1964) Terry Collins (2011-2017)
Clint Hurdle (1985)
Yogi Berra (1965-1975)
Lee Mazzilli (1986-1989)
Dan Norman (1979-1980)
Jeff Musselman (1989-1990) Joe Moock (1967)

Rick Cerone (1991) Duffy Dyer (1968)
Rodney McCray (1992) Jim Gosger (1969)
Bobby Gene Smith (1962)
Steve Springer (1992) Dave Marshall (1970-1972)
Sammy Taylor (1962-1963)
Steve Swisher (1993) George Theodore (1973)
Jesse Gonder (1963)
Jonathan Hurst (1994) Benny Ayala (1974, 1976)
Dick Smith (1963-1964)
Edgardo Alfonzo (1995-2002) Joel Youngblood (1977-1982)
Dan Napoleon (1965-1966)
Jorge Velandia (2003) Darryl Strawberry (1983-1990)
Tom Reynolds (1967)
Matt Ginter (2004) Bret Saberhagen (1992-1993)
Kevin Collins (1968)
Brian Daubach (2005) Jeff McKnight (1994)
Mike Jorgensen (1969, 1971)
Billy Wagner (2006-2009) Jeff Barry (1995)
Felix Millan (1973)
Alex Cora (2010) Kevin Roberson (1996)
Dave Schneck (1974)
Mike Nickeas (2010-2011) Takashi Kashiwada (1997)
John Stearns (1975-1976)
Ronny Cedeno (2012) Craig Paquette (1998)
Lee Mazzilli (1977-1981)
Satin, Josh (2013-2014) Todd Haney (1998)
Dwight Gooden (1984-1994)
Jerry Blevins (2015) Darryl Hamilton (1999-2001)
Hideo Nomo (1998)
Asdrúbal Cabrera (2016-2017) Jeff D’Amico (2002)
Derek Bell (2000)
Art Howe (2003-2004)
David Cone (2003)
Marlon Anderson (2005)
Doug Mientkiewicz (2005)
José Valentin (2006)
Paul Lo Duca (2006-2007)
Moises Alou (2007-2008)
Angel Pagan (2008-2011)
Jeremy Reed (2009)
Rob Johnson (2012)
Ryota Igarashi (2010-2011)
Rick Ankiel (2013)
Tim Teufel (2012-2015)
Daisuke Matsuzaka (2013-2014)
Travis d'Arnaud (2016-2017)
Dilson Herrera (2015)
Danny Muno (2015)
Alejandro De Aza (2016)
Ken MacKenzie (1962-1963)
Ed Bauta (1963)
Hawk Taylor (1964-65, 1966-67)
Don Zimmer (1962)
Choo Choo Coleman (1962-1963)
Kevin Collins (1967)
Gil Hodges (1962-1963, 1968-1971) Frank Lary (1964-1965)
Tim Foli (1970-1971, 1978-1979)
Ron Swoboda (1965) Dennis Ribant (1964)
Tommy Moore (1972)
Ken Boyer (1966-1967) Jim Schaffer (1965)
Jim Gosger (1973)
(Number Retired - 1973) Dick Stuart (1966)
Brian Ostrosser (1973)
Larry Elliot (1966)
Tom Hall (1975-1976)
Don Bosch (1967-1968)
Luis Alvarado (1977)
Rod Gaspar (1969-1970)
Leo Foster (1977)
Teddy Martinez (1970, 1971-1973)
Al Jackson (1962-1965) Butch Benton (1980)
Felix Millan (1974-1977)
Jerry Grote (1966-1977) Ron Gardenhire (1981-1985)
Gil Flores (1978-1979)
Butch Benton (1978) Bob Ojeda (1986-1990)
Jerry Morales (1980)
Claudell Washington (1980) Jeff Gardner (1991)
Ellis Valentine (1981-1982)
Dave Roberts (1981) Anthony Young (1992-1993)
Keith Hernandez (1983-1990)
Brian Giles (1981) Shawn Hare (1994)
David Cone (1991-1992)
George Foster (1982-1986) Bill Spiers (1995)
Jeff McKnight (1993)
Rick Aguilera (1987-1988) Jason Hardtke (1996-1997)
Bret Saberhagen (1994-1995)
Don Aase (1989) Jim Tatum (1998)
Brent Mayne (1996)
Jeff McKnight (1989) Lenny Harris (1998, 2000-2001)
Luis Lopez (1997-1998)
Ron Darling (1989-1991) Roger Cedeno (1999, 2002-2003)
Mike Bordick (2000)
Kevin Elster (1992) Scott Erickson (2004)
Kevin Appier (2001)
Darrell Johnson (1993) Heath Bell (2004-2006)
Satoru Komiyama (2002)
José Vizcaino (1994-1995) Lino Urdaneta (2007)
Graeme Lloyd (2003)
Matt Franco (1996-2000) Sandy Alomar Jr. (2007)
Jason Anderson (2003)
Brady Clark (2002) Jeff Conine (2007)
Wilson Delgado (2004)
Denny Walling (2003-2004) Ryan Church (2008-2009)
Dae Sung Koo (2005)
Richard Hidalgo (2004) Cory Sullivan (2009)
Jose Lima (2006)
Carlos Beltrán (2005-2011) Gary Matthews, Jr. (2010)
David Newhan (2007)
Valentino Pascucci (2011) Mike Hessman (2010)
Fernando Tatis (2008-2010)
Fred Lewis (2012) Daniel Herrera (2011)
Travis d’Arnaud (2013-2014) Zach Lutz (2012-2013)
Bob Geren (2015) Johnny Monell (2015)
Matt Reynolds (2016-2017) Jay Bruce (2016-2017)
Felix Mantilla (1962)
Pumpsie Green (1963)
Dennis Ribant (1965)
Gary Kolb (1965)
Al Luplow (1966-1967)
Mark Little (2002) Brian Schneider (2008-2009)

Raul Gonzalez (2002-2003) Chris Carter (2010)
Gerald Williams (2004-2005) Blaine Boyer (2011)
Craig Anderson (1962-1964)
Carlos Delgado (2006-2009) Mke Baxter (2011-2013)
Greg Goossen (1965)
Rod Barajas (2010) Taylor Teagarden (2014)
Choo Choo Coleman (1966)
Lucas Duda (2010-2017) Michael Cuddyer (2015)
Bob Friend (1966)
Dick Scott (2016-2017)
John Sullivan (1967)
Tommie Agee (1968-1972)
Jerry May (1973)
Bob Moorhead (1962)
Ike Hampton (1974)
Joe Hicks (1963) Bob L. Miller (1962)
John Pacella (1977, 1979-1980)
Jack Fisher (1964-1967) Jerry Hinsley (1964)
Greg Harris (1981)
Donn Clendenon (1969-1971) Johnny Lewis (1965-1967)
Rick Ownbey (1982-1983)
Bill Cotton (1972) Ed Charles (1967)
Mike Fitzgerald (1983-1984)
Jack Aker (1974) Ken Boswell (1967)
Howard Johnson (1985-93, 2008-10)
Bob Gallagher (1975) Art Shamsky (1968-1971)
Ryan Thompson (1994-1995)
Jay Kleven (1976) Jim Beauchamp (1972)
Roberto Petagine (1996)
Doc Medich (1977) Willie Mays (1972-73, 1974-79)
Bruce Benedict (1997-1999)
Dale Murray (1978-1979) Kelvin Torve (1990)
Kurt Abbott (2000)
Mike Jorgensen (1980-1983) Rickey Henderson (1999-00, 2007)
Mark Johnson (2001)
Bobby Valentine (1984)
Jeromy Burnitz (2002-2003)
Ray Knight (1984-1986)
Prentice Redman (2003)
Kevin McReynolds (1987-91, 1994)
Karim Garcia (2004)
Charlie O’Brien (1992-1993) Frank Thomas (1962-1964)
Ricky Bottalico (2004)
Brett Butler (1995) Gary Kroll (1964)
Victor Diaz (2005-2006)
Alex Ochoa (1995-1997) Larry Stahl (1967-1968)
Shawn Green (2006-2007)
Al Leiter (1998-2004) Bob W. Johnson (1967)
Jason Pridie (2011)
Royce Ring (2005) Amos Otis (1969)
Anthony Recker (2013-2015)
Xavier Nady (2006) Don Hahn (1971-1974)
Neil Walker (2016-2017)
Michael Tucker (2006) Del Unser (1975-1976)
José Valentin (2007) Jim Dwyer (1976)
Ramon Martinez (2008) Willie Montanez (1978-1979)
J.J. Putz (2009) Bill Almon (1980)
Raul Valdes (2010) Randy Jones (1981)
Willie Harris (2011) Charlie Puleo (1981-1982)
Eric Young, Jr. (2013-2014) Danny Heep (1983-1986)
Kevin Plawecki (2015) Al Pedrique (1987)
Tom Goodwin (2016-2017) Keith Miller (1987-1991)
Dominic Smith (2017) Bobby Bonilla (1992-1995, 1999)
Yorkis Perez (1997)
Jay Payton (1998)
Bill Pulsipher (2000)
Bob G. Miller (1962) Alex Escobar (2001)
Joe Christopher (1962-1965) Gary Matthews, Jr. (2002)
Bill Murphy (1966) Scott Strickland (2002)
Tommie Agee Bob Heise (1967-1968) Don Baylor (2003)
Leroy Stanton (1971) Kazuo Matsui (2004-2006)
Dave Schneck (1972-1973) Pedro Feliciano (2007-2010)
Teddy Martinez (1974) Chin-lung Hu (2011)
Ed Kranepool (1962-1964)
Jesus Alou (1975) Ricky Bones (2012-2017)
Warren Spahn (1965)
Leon Brown (1976)
Bob Moorhead (1965)
Doug Flynn (1977-1981)
Cleon Jones (1966-1975)
Brian Giles (1982-1983)
HISTORY
Billy Baldwin (1976)

Bud Harrelson (1986-1988) Herb Moford (1962)
Pepe Mangual (1977)
Chuck Hiller (1990) Vinegar Bend Mizell (1962)
Elliott Maddox (1978-1980)
Chris Donnels (1991-1992) Galen Cisco (1992-1965)
Gary Rajsich (1982-1983)
Tim Bogar (1993-1995) Bob Shaw (1966-1967)
Ross Jones (1984)
Bernard Gilkey (1996-1998) Bill Graham (1967)
Herm Winningham (1984)
Jermaine Allensworth (1998) Bruce Boisclair (1974)
Terry Blocker (1985)
Pat Mahomes (1999-2000) Dave Kingman (1975-77, 1981-83)
Ron Gardenhire (1986)
Brian Rose (2001) Mike Bruhert (1978)
Kevin Elster (1987-1991)
Matt Lawton (2001) Ray Burris (1979)
Terrel Hansen (1992)
McKay Christensen (2002) Scott Holman (1980)
Kevin Bass (1992)
Esix Snead (2002) Bill Robinson (1984)
David Segui (1994-1995)
Jason Phillips (2003-2004) Terry Leach (1985-1989)
Bill Pulsipher (1995-1998)
Kazuhisa Ishii (2005) Kevin Tapani (1989)
Masato Yoshii (1998-1999)
Julio Franco (2006-2007) Frank Viola (1989)
Bobby M. Jones (2000, 2002)
Marlon Anderson (2007) Alejandro Pena (1990-1991)
Barry Foote (1992-1993) Dave LaRoche (1992-1993) Josh Thole (2009-2012)

Ced Landrum (1993) Bobby J. Jones (1993-2000) David Aardsma (2013)
Rico Brogna (1994-1996) Scott Strickland (2003) Andrew Brown (2014)
Barry Manuel (1997) Juan Padilla (2005) Michael Conforto (2015-2017)
Ralph Milliard (1998) Jeff Conine (2007)
Terrence Long (1999) Sandy Alomar, Jr. (2007)
Billy Taylor (1999) Brandon Knight (2008)
Jon Nunnally (2000) Daniel Murphy (2008-2015)
David Lamb (2000) James Loney (2016)
Jason Phillips (2001) Travis Taijeron (2017)
Marco Scutaro (2002-2003)
Jae Seo (2004-2005)
Orlando Hernandez (2006-2008)
Ramon Martinez (2009) John DeMerit (1962)
Fernando Martinez (2009-2011) Williard Hunter (1962)
Tom Goodwin (2012-2015) Don Rowe (1963)
Kevin Plawecki (2016-2017) Craig Anderson (1963)
Rob Gardner (1965-1966)
Nick Willhite (1967)
Danny Frisella (1967-1969)
Larry Foss (1962-1963) Bob D. Johnson (1969) Larry Bearnarth (1963-1966)
Tom Parsons (1964-1965) Ken Singleton (1970-1971) Les Rohr (1967-1968)
Jim Hickman (1966) Rich Chiles (1973) Jack DiLauro (1969)
Dallas Green (1966) Hank Webb (1974-1975) Ron Herbel (1970)
Don Cardwell (1967-1970) Mickey Lolich (1976) Don Rose (1971)
Dean Chance (1970) Alex Trevino (1978-1981) Harry Parker (1973-1975)
Craig Swan (1973-1984) Tom Gorman (1982-1985) Mike Vail (1975)
Bruce Berenyi (1984) Tim Corcoran (1986) Roy Lee Jackson (1977-1980)
Wes Gardner (1984-1985) Dave Magadan (1986-1989, 1992) George Bamberger (1982-1983)
Stanley Jefferson (1986) Frank Viola (1990-1991) Bruce Berenyi (1984-1986)
Randy Milligan (1987) Frank Tanana (1993) Gene Walter (1987-1988)
Bob McClure (1987) Jim Lindeman (1994) Julio Machado (1989)
Tom O’Malley (1989-1990) Jason Isringhausen (1995) John Franco (1990-1998)
Chuck Carr (1991) Robert Person (1995-1996) Mike Piazza (1998-2005)
Tom McGraw (1992-1994) Steve Bieser (1997) (Number Retired - 2016)
Pete Harnisch (1995-1997) Masato Yoshii (1998)
Dennis Cook (1998-2001) Octavio Dotel (1998-1999)
Mark Corey (2001-2002) Eric Cammack (2000)
Jason Middlebrook (2002-2003) Steve Trachsel (2001-2006) Jack Hamilton (1966-1967)
Mike Glavine (2003) Jorge Sosa (2007-2008) Hal Reniff (1967)
Todd Zeile (2004) Andy Phillips (2008) Dean Chance (1970)
Mike Matthews (2005) Chris Aguila (2008) Jon Matlack (1971-1977)
Mike Jacobs (2005) Gustavo Molina (2008) Tom Hausman (1978-1982)
Darren Oliver (2006) Emil Brown (2009) Carlos Diaz (1982-1983)
Carlos Gomez (2007) Robinson Cancel (2009) Dick Tidrow (1984)
Nelson Figueroa (2008-2009) Andy Green (2009) Kevin Mitchell (1984)
Frank Catalanotto (2010) Tobi Stoner (2009-2010) Rick Anderson (1986)
Jesus Feliciano (2010) Ike Davis (2010-2014) Tom Edens (1987)
Pedro Beato (2011) Eric Campbell (2014-2016) Mark Carreon (1987-1989)
Jeurys Familia (2012-2017) Tommy Milone (2017) Doc Edwards (1990-1991)
Bill Pecota (1992)
Pete Smith (1994)
Sherman Jones (1962) Dennis Ribant (1965-1966) Paul Wilson (1996)
Carl Willey (1963-1965) Nolan Ryan (1967-1971) Mike Hampton (2000)
Jim Bethke (1995) Hank Webb (1973, 1976) Brett Hinchliffe (2001)
Bill Hepler (1966) Bob L. Miller (1973-1974) Bruce Chen (2001-2002)
Amos Otis (1967) Jackson Todd (1977) Tyler Yates (2002)
Bob Heise (1969) Mike Scott (1979-1982) Mike Stanton (2003-2004)
John Milner (1971-1977) Mike Torrez (1983-1984) Danny Graves (2005)
Dwight Bernard (1978-1979) Mel Stottlemyre (1985-1993) Jeremi Gonzalez (2006)
Wally Backman (1980) Doug Linton (1994) Eli Marrero (2006)
Mike Marshall (1981) Alberto Castillo (1995-1998) Dave Williams (2006-2007)
Scott Holman (1982-1983) Allen Watson (1999) Carlos Muniz (2008-2009)
Bobby Valentine (1984) Jorge Toca (1999-2001) Jenrry Mejia (2010-2012)
Bill Robinson (1985-1989) Cliff Floyd (2003-2006) LaTroy Hawkins (2013)
Darren Reed (1990) Aaron Sele (2007) John Lannan (2014)
Tom Herr (1990-1991) Raul Casanova (2008) Steven Matz (2015-2017)
Brandon Lyon (2013) Willie Collazo (2007-2008)

Noah Syndergaard (2015-2017) Al Reyes (2008)
Darren O’Day (2009)
Ron Hunt (1963-1966)
Ken Takahashi (2009)
Chuck Estrada (1967)
Manny Acosta (2010)
Bob Hendley (1967)
Ray Daviault (1962) Dale Thayer (2011)
Billy Connors (1968)
Larry Miller (1965-1966) Collin McHugh (2012-2013)
Les Rohr (1969)
Don Shaw (1967-1968) Juan Centeno (2013-2014)
Ray Sadecki (1970-1974, 1977)
Billy Wynne (1967) Sean Gilmartin (2015-2017)
Mac Scarce (1975)
Jon Matlack (1970)
Ken Sanders (1975-1976)
Charlie Williams (1971)
Dan Norman (1977-1978)
Joe Nolan (1972)
Pete Falcone (1979-1982)
Randy Sterling (1974)
Clint Hurdle (1983)
Roy Staiger (1975)
Bill Lathem (1985)
Luis Rosado (1977)
Barry Lyons (1986-1990)
Dock Ellis (1979)
Charlie O’Brien (1990)
Ed Lynch (1980-1981)
Anthony Young (1991)
Randy Jones (1981-1982)
Eddie Murray (1992-1993)
John Christensen (1984-1985)
Kelly Stinnett (1994-1995)
Joe Sambito (1985)
Andy Tomberlin (1996-1997)
Billy Beane (1985)
Tim Spehr (1998)
Kevin Mitchell (1986)
Mike Kinkade (1998-2000)
John Gibbons (1986-1987)
Bubba Trammell (2000)
Craig Shipley (1989)
Donne Wall (2001)
Orlando Mercado (1990)
Mike Bacsik (2002-2004) Casey Stengel (1962-1965)
Pat Tabler (1990)
Tyler Yates (2004) (Number Retired - 1965)
Lee Guetterman (1992)
Mike DiFelice (2005)
Kenny Grier (1993)
Jose Santiago (2005)
Doug Henry (1995-1996)
John Maine (2006-2010)
Rick Reed (1997-2001)
Taylor Buchholz (2011)
David Weathers (2002-2004) Roger Craig (1962-1963)
Vinny Rottino (2012)
Mike DeJean (2004-2005) Ed Bauta (1964)
Matt Harvey (2012-2017)
Jose Offerman (2005) Willard Hunter (1964)
Jerry Manuel (2006) Dave Eilers (1965-1966)
Joe Smith (2007-2008) Ralph Terry (1966-1967)
Lance Broadway (2009) Dennis Bennett (1967)
Dave Hillman (1962)
Mike Jacobs (2010) Billy Wynne (1967)
Jimmy Piersall (1963)
Dillon Gee (2010-2015) Billy Connors (1967)
Cleon Jones (1963-1965)
Logan Verrett (2015-2016) Al Jackson (1968-1969)
Dennis Musgraves (1965)
Adam Wilk (2017) Jesse Hudson (1969)
Gerry Arrigo (1966)
Jacob Rhame (2017) Rich Folkers (1970)
Nolan Ryan (1966)
Buzz Capra (1971-1973)
Jack Lamabe (1967)
Jerry Cram (1974-1975)
Cal Koonce (1967-1970)
Skip Lockwood (1975-1979)
Danny Frisella (1970-1972)
Sherman Jones (1962) Tim Leary (1981-1984)
Phil Hennigan (1973)
Bob G. Miller (1962) Rick Aguilera (1985-1986, 1989)
Bob Apodaca (1973-77, 1997-99)
Tracy Stallard (1963-1964) Bob L. Gibson (1987)
Ray Burris (1980)
Roger Craig (1963) Blaine Beatty (1989-1991)
Ed Lynch (1981)
Jim Bethke (1965) Pat Howell (1992)
Rusty Tillman (1982)
Jerry Koosman (1967-1978) Dave Telgheder (1993-1994)
Junior Ortiz (1983-1984)
Wayne Twitchell (1979) Dave Mlicki (1995-1998)
Sam Perlozzo (1987-1989)
Mark Bomback (1980) Jeff Tam (1998-1999)
Mario Diaz (1990)
Dan Boitano (1981) Jerrod Riggan (2001)
HISTORY
Julio Valera (1990-1991)

Ed Lynch (1982-1986) Jae Seo (2002)
Chico Walker (1994)
Manny Hernandez (1989) Pat Strange (2002-2003)
Frank Seminara (1994)
Dave Liddell (1990) James Baldwin (2004)
Blas Minor (1995-1996)
Kevin Baez (1990, 1992) Victor Zambrano (2004-2006)
Rick Trlicek (1996)
Tony Castillo (1991) Carlos Muniz (2007)
Mac Suzuki (1999)
Tito Navarro (1993) Matt Wise (2008)
Chuck McElroy (1999)
Mike Birkbeck (1995) Fernando Nieve (2009-2010)
Dennis Springer (2000)
Don Florence (1995) Chris Capuano (2011)
Jerrod Riggan (2000)
Greg McMichael (1997-1999) Garrett Olson (2012)
Tom Martin (2001)
Jeff Tam (1998) Shaun Marcum (2013)
Pedro Astacio (2002-2003)
Grant Roberts (2000-2004) Vic Black (2013-2014)
Ricky Bottalico (2004)
Manny Aybar (2005) Dan Warthen (2016-2017)
Kris Benson (2004-2005)
Henry Owens (2006)
Jorge Julio (2006)
Kelly Stinnett (2006)
Mike Pelfrey (2006-2012)
Chip Ambres (2007)
John Hudek (1998)

Rigo Beltran (1998-1999)
Steve Dillon (1963-1964) Pete Walker (2001-2002)
Dick Selma (1965-1968) Jaime Cerda (2002-2003)
Gary Gentry (1969-1972) Shane Spencer (2004)
Tommy Moore (1973) Bartolome Fortunato (2004-2006)
John Strohmayer (1973-1974) Royce Ring (2006)
Nino Espinosa (1975-1978) Jason Vargas (2007)
Hubie Brooks (1980) Brian Stokes (2008-2009)
Doug Sisk (1982-1987) R.A. Dickey (2010-2012)
Phil Lombardi (1989) Sean Henn (2013)
Kelvin Torve (1990-1991) Buddy Carlyle (2015)
Rich Sauveur (1991) Addison Reed (2015-2017)
Jeff Kent (1992) Jamie Callahan (2017)
Josias Manzanillo (1993-95, 98-99) Clem Labine (1962)
Juan Acevedo (1997) Grover Powell (1963)
Rick Wilkins (1998) Jim Bethke (1965)
Benny Agbayani (1998) Harry Chiti (1962)
Gordon Richardson (1965-1966)
Jim Mann (2000) Bill Denehy (1967)
Tom Seaver (1967-1977, 1983)
Dicky Gonzalez (2001) Al Schmelz (1967)
(Number Retired - 1988)
Steve Reed (2002) Jim Bibby (1969, 1971)
Dan Wheeler (2003-2004) Leroy Stanton (1970)
Vic Darensbourg (2004) Bob Rauch (1972)
Roberto Hernandez (2005-2006) Mac Scarce (1975)
Pedro Feliciano (2006) Bob Myrick (1976-1978)
Jon Adkins (2007) Andy Hassler (1979)
Jason Vargas (2008) Jeff Reardon (1981)
Claudio Vargas (2008) Ray Searage (1981)
Bobby Parnell (2008-2015) Ron Darling (1983-1984)
Jerry Blevins (2016-2017) Bill Lathem (1985)
Tom Paciorek (1985)
David Cone (1987-1991)
Howard Johnson (1991)
Al Moran (1963-1964) Tim Burke (1991-1992)
Dick Rusteck (1966) Tom Filer (1992)
Larry Elliott (1964) Ryan Thompson (1992-1993)
Jerry Hinsley (1967)
Ron Taylor (1967-1971) John Cangelosi (1994)
Bill Short (1968)
Chuck Taylor (1972) Kevin Lomon (1995)
Brent Strom (1972)
Hank Webb (1972) Jason Isringhausen (1995-97, 1999)
George Stone (1973-1975)
Ron Hodges (1973-74, 1975-84) Jay Payton (1999-2002)
Pat Zachry (1977-1982)
Tom Hall (1975) Jay Bell (2003)
Calvin Schiraldi (1984-1985)
Roger McDowell (1985-1989) Mike Cameron (2004-2005)
Randy Niemann (1986)
Butch Huskey (1995-1998) Lastings Milledge (2006-2007)
Jeff Innis (1987-1993)
Mo Vaughn (2002-2003) Brady Clark (2008)
Eric Gunderson (1994-1995)
(Number Retired by MLB - 1997) Tony Armas, Jr. (2008)
Dave Telgheder (1995)
Mike Fyhrie (1996) Brandon Knight (2008)
Armando Reynoso (1997-1998) Eddie Kunz (2008)
Ryan McGuire (2000) Tim Redding (2009)
Ted Schreiber (1963)
C.J. Nitknowski (2001) Jason Bay (2010-2012)
Bill Wakefield (1964)
Tony Tarasco (2002) John Buck (2013)
Darrell Sutherland (1965-1966)
Jae Seo (2003) Aaron Harang (2013)
Dick Rusteck (1966)
Braden Looper (2004-2005) Kyle Farnsworth (2014)
Joe Grzenda (1967)
Brian Bannister (2006) Buddy Carlyle (2014)
Jim McAndrew (1968-1973)
Ambiorix Burgos (2007) John Mayberry Jr. (2015)
Paul Siebert (1977-1978)
Robinson Cancel (2008) Eric O’Flaherty (2015)
Juan Berenguer (1979-1980)
Tim Byrdak (2011-2013) René Rivera (2016-2017)
Terry Leach (1981-1982)
Bartolo Colón (2014-2016) AJ Ramos (2017)
Billy Beane (1984)
AJ Ramos (2017) John Gibbons (1985)
John Mitchell (1986-1989)
Kevin Brown (1990)
Ron Locke (1964)
Dan Schatzeder (1990)
Tug McGraw (1965-67, 1969-74)
Doug Simmons (1991)
Darrell Sutherland (1966)
Mark Dewey (1992)
Billy Connors (1968)
Mickey Weston (1993)
Rick Baldwin (1975-1977)
Mike Remlinger (1994-1995)
Butch Metzger (1978)
Paul Byrd (1995-1996)
Jeff Reardon (1979-1980)
Toby Borland (1997)
Bob Gibson (1981)
Todd Pratt (1997)
Brent Gaff (1982-1984) Mel Stottlemyre (1984) Tom Spencer (1991)

John Candeleria (1987) Randy Myers (1985-1989) John Stephenson (1992)
Edwin Nunez (1988) Julio Machado (1990) Mike Maddux (1993-1994)
Mark Carreon (1990-1991) Pete Schourek (1991-1994) Lance Johnson (1996)
Paul Gibson (1992-1993) Roger Mason (1994) Mookie Wilson (1997)
Mauro Gozzo (1993-1994) Pedro A. Martinez (1996) Mel Rojas (1997-1998)
Jerry DiPoto (1995-1996) Ricardo Jordan (1997) Rick White (2000-2001)
Randy Niemann (1997-1998) Randy Niemann (1998-1999) Dave Engel (2002)
John Franco (1998-2004) Dan Murray (1999) Chris Chambliss (2002)
Pedro Martinez (2005-2008) Glendon Rusch (1999-2001) Rick Peterson (2004-2008)
Jason Isringhausen (2011) Kane Davis (2002) Luis Aguayo (2008)
Justin Hampson (2012) Aaron Heilman (2003-2008) Luis Alicea (2009)
Zack Wheeler (2013-2017) Pat Misch (2009-2011) Chip Hale (2010-2011)
Frank Francisco (2012-2013) Dave Hudgens (2012-2014)
Jacob deGrom (2014-2017) Jack Leathersich (2015)
Jim Henderson (2016)
Neil Allen (1979-1980) Paul Sewald (2017)
Randy Niemann (1985)
David West (1988-1989) John Stephenson (1964)
Chris Jelic (1990) Kevin Kobel (1978-1980)
Terry Bross (1991) Dyar Miller (1980-1981) Solly Hemus (1962-1964)
Barry Jones (1992) Walt Terrell (1982-1984) Don Heffner (1964-1965)
Dallas Green (1993-1996) Ed Hearn (1986) Harvey Haddix (1966-1967)
Brian Bohanon (1997-1998) Don Schulze (1987) Joe Pignatano (1968-1981)
Willie Blair (1998) Don Aase (1989) Greg Pavlick (1985-1986, 1988-1991,
Jermaine Allensworth (1999) Todd Hundley (1990-1991) 1994-1996)
Rich Rodriguez (2000) Mike Birkbeck (1992) Dave Wallace (1999-2000)
Tyler Walker (2002) Joe Vitko (1992) Randy Niemann (2002-2003)
Jeremy Griffiths (2003) Pete Walker (1995) Rick Waits (2003)
Jose Parra (2004) Bob MacDonald (1996) Tony Clark (2003)
Tim Hamulack (2005) Joe Crawford (1997) Don Baylor (2004)
Oliver Perez (2006-2010) Brad Clontz (1998) Guy Conti (2005, 2008)
Dale Thayer (2011) Armando Benitez (1999-2003) Howard Johnson (2007)
Manny Acosta (2011-2012) Orber Moreno (2003-2004) Razor Shines (2009-2010)
Greg Burke (2013) Felix Heredia (2005) Dave Hudgens (2011)
Tyler Clippard (2015) Roberto Hernandez (2006) Ramon Ramirez (2012)
Chasen Bradford (2017) Philip Humber (2006-2007) Carlos Torres (2013-2015)
Ruddy Lugo (2008) Yoenis Céspedes (2015-2017)
Jonathon Niese (2008-2016)
Josh Smoker (2017)
Jay Hook (1962-1964)
Tom Sturdivant (1964) Rogers Hornsby (1962)
Darrell Sutherland (1964) Ernie White (1963)
Mardie Cornejo (1978) Phil Cavaretta (1975-1978) Mel Harder (1964)
Jesse Orosco (1979, 1981-1987) Sid Fernandez (1984-1993) Sheriff Robinson (1966-1967)
Wally Whitehurst (1989-1992) Juan Castillo (1994) Eddie Yost (1968-1976)
Mike Draper (1993) Rick Trlicek (1997) Tom Burgess (1977)
Jason Jacome (1994-1995) Benny Agbayani (1999-2001) Dal Maxville (1978)
Reid Cornelius (1995) John Thomson (2002) Chuck Cottier (1979-1981)
Derek Wallace (1996) Matt Watson (2003) Bud Harrelson (1982)
Joe McEwing (2000-2002) Victor Diaz (2004) Bobby Valentine (1983)
Tom Glavine (2003-2007) Manny Acta (2005) Eric Hillman (1992-1994)
Casey Fossum (2009) Duaner Sanchez (2006-2008) Rafael Landestoy (1996)
HISTORY
Hisanori Takahashi (2010) Sean Green (2009-2010) Tom Robson (1997-1999, 2000)
Miguel Batista (2011-2012) Mike O’Connor (2011) Mickey Brantley (1999)
Aaron Laffey (2013) Scott Atchison (2013) Dave Engle (2001)
Andrew Brown (2013) Rafael Montero (2014-2017) Mark Guthrie (2002)
José Valverde (2014) Verne Ruhle (2003)
Hansel Robles (2015-2017) Jerry Manuel (2005)
Chad Bradford (2006)
Cookie Lavagetto (1962-1963) Jerry Manuel (2008-2010)
Wes Westrum (1964-1965) Eric Langill (2011)
Red Kress (1962) Roy McMillan (1973-1976) Jeremy Hefner (2012-2013)
Joe Nolan (1973) Denny Sommers (1977-1978) Bobby Abreu (2014)
Nino Espinosa (1974) Dick Sisler (1979-1980) Dave Racaniello (2015-2016)
Randy Tate (1975) Deron Johnson (1981) Glenn Sherlock (2017)
Juan Berenguer (1978) Jim Frey (1982-1983)
Ed Glynn (1979-1980) Vern Hoscheit (1984-1987)
Red Ruffing (1962) Luis Rosado (1980) Seth Lugo (2016-2017)

Clyde McCullough (1963) Anderson Garcia (2006)
Whitey Herzog (1966) Sandy Alomar Jr. (2008-2009)
Salty Parker (1967) Rafael Arroyo (2010)
Rube Walker (1968-1971) Ken Oberkfell (2011) Dario Alvarez (2014-2015)
Rob Dromerhauser (1987-1991) Jenrry Mejia (2013-2015)
Mark Clark (1996-1997) Josh Smoker (2016)
Al Jackson (1999-2000) Dave Racaniello (2017)
Charlie Hough (2001-2002) Wilfredo Tovar (2013-2014)
Rick Waits (2003)
Rick Down (2005-2007)
Brian Lawrence (2007) Ed Lynch (1980)
Dave Racaniello (2008-2014) Alay Soler (2006) Gonzalez German (2013-2014)
Alex Torres (2015) Guillermo Mota (2006-2007)
Tim Stauffer (2015) Dan Warthen (2008-2015)
T.J. Rivera (2016-2017) Antonio Bastardo (2016)
Josh Smoker (2016) Carlos Torres (2015)
Fernando Salas (2016-2017) Phil Evans (2017)
Sherrif Robinson (1972)

Joe Fitzgerald (1973-1975)
Joe Frazier (1976-1977) Al Odmundsen (1979-1980) Kenny Rogers (1999)
Frank Howard (1982-1984) Rob Dromerhauser (1987) Ricardo Rincon (2008)
Orel Hershiser (1999) Juan Lopez (2002-2003, 2006) Rob Carson (2012-2013)
Bobby Floyd (2001) Scott Schoeneweis (2007-2008)
Shawn Estes (2002) Lillan Castro (2009-2011)
Pedro Feliciano (2002-2004) Luis Natera (2014)
Tom Nieto (2005-2007) Francisco Rodriguez (2009-2011)
Ken Oberkfell (2008)
Randy Niemann (2009-2010)
Chris Young (2011-2012) Jesse Orosco (1979)
Pedro Feliciano (2013) Mario Ramirez (1980) D.J. Carrasco (2011-2012)
Ty Kelly (2016) Jeff Duncan (2003) Tomas Nido (2017)
Kelly Johnson (2015-2016) Chan Ho Park (2007)
Neil Ramirez (2017) Livan Hernandez (2009)
Jack Egbert (2012)
Dana Eveland (2014) Eric Langill (2012-2017)
Kevin McGowan (2017)
Dyar Miller (1980)
Bill Monbouquette (1982)
Gene Dusan (1983)
Nelson Silverio (2003)
Jeff Kaiser (1993) Hubie Brooks (1980)
Bob Apodaca (1996) Juan Lopez (2008)
Brian McRae (1997-1998) Erik Goeddel (2014-2017)
Darren Bragg (2001)
Tom Goodwin (2017)
Edwin Almonte (2003)
Dave Racaniello (2004)
Guy Conti (2006-2007) Chris Schwinden (2011-2012)
Luis Ayala (2008) Elvin Ramirez (2012) Turk Wendell (1997-2001)
Jon Switzer (2009) Gabriel Ynoa (2016)
Dave Jauss (2010)
Jon Debus (2011)
Andres Torres (2012)
Scott Rice (2013-2014) Elmer Dessens (2009-2010)
Ty Kelly (2016-2017) Josh Stinson (2011)
Tyler Pill (2017) Akeel Morris (2015)
Chris Flexen (2017)
Bobby Floyd (1997, 2004)

Tom Robson (2002) Robert Gsellman (2016-2017)
Jason Roach (2003)
Eric Valent (2004-2005)
Johan Santana (2008-2013)
Lamar Johnson (2014) Josh Edgin (2012-2017)
Kevin Long (2015-2017) Turk Wendell
CAP AND UNIFORM HISTORY
1962 - Home Uniform: The colors chosen were 1976 - The Mets once again wear black arm-
“Dodgers Blue” and “Giants Orange,” and the NY bands commemorating the passing of two of the
monogram on the cap was a resurrection of the primary figures at the time of the club’s inception
Giants’ logo. The jersey was white with blue pin- – owner/president Joan Payson and manager
stripes and “Mets” in script across the chest on an Casey Stengel-both of whom passed away
upward slant, which was based on the Brooklyn following the 1975 season. In addition, a patch
Dodgers uniform. Road Uniform: The words “New commemorating the National League Centennial
York” in all capital letters with orange piping were is on the right sleeve. For selected games during
used. The home pinstripe base was replaced by the season the team also wore a special striped
a solid gray color. The same royal blue cap was hat as part of the celebration surrounding the NL
used for both home and road uniforms. Centennial.
1964-1965 - During the team’s first two seasons 1978 - The white jersey changes to a pullover
at Shea Stadium, a patch commemorating the with a two-button, crew-neck style collar. Two
city’s hosting of the World’s Fair replaced the blue stripes and one orange stripe, equal in
Mets skyline logo on the sleeve of the home and width, are added to the cuff of both the left and
road jersey. This was a relatively new innovation right sleeve, as well as around the collar. In
in baseball uniforms across the country and in addition, orange and blue striping is added down
New York. the leg of the road pants.
1965 - Numbers are added to the front of both 1979 - The Mets add names to the back of their
the home and away uniform jerseys. home uniforms.
1966 - The Mets skyline logo appeared on the 1979-1980 - The years of the mismatched
left sleeve for the first time. uniforms, with some of the old 1979 uniforms
still being worn in 1980, when the design
1969 - A patch commemorating the 100th Anniver- changed slightly. Some had logo patches on the
sary of Major League Baseball is worn on the left
sleeve and some didn’t. Some had the uniform
sleeve of both the home and road jerseys, again
numbers high up on the players’ backs, some
replacing the skyline logo.
had the numbers way down low. Most had player
1972 - The Mets wear a black armband on the names on the back, but some didn’t (Claudell
left sleeve of both the home and road uniforms Washington was with the Mets for a month until
in memory of Mets manager Gil Hodges, who they could find a plaque big enough to fit his
passed away prior to the start of the 1972 cam- name).
paign. Both the home and road uniforms are
1982 - The Mets add an alternate blue road
changed from flannel uniforms with double-knit
jersey. The royal blue pullover jersey features
lettering to tackle twill.
thick orange and blue racing stripes with “Mets”
1973 - During the second half of their NL Cham- across the chest.
pionship season (and through the NLCS and
1983 - The pullover white pinstriped jersey with
World Series) the Mets wore a vertical patch on
thick striping from the neck all the way down to
the right sleeve of their warmup jackets commem-
the socks is unveiled. In addition, the skyline logo
orating the 75th Anniversary of the incorporation
is removed from the jersey. The Mets road jersey
of New York City into five boroughs in 1898 (prior
also changed to the pullover variety with “Mets”
to 1898, Brooklyn had been a separate city). The
in script across the chest of the gray jersey with
patch featured a stylized “75” logo with a map of
the thick stripes down the side.
the five boroughs place in the loop of the “5.”
1986 - The team wears a special 25th
1974 - The “zig-zag” pinstripes are featured on Anniversary patch commemorating the
the home uniform. “New York” on the front of the
franchise’s founding year of 1962.
road jersey is replaced by “Mets.”
HISTORY
METS UNIFORMS
PRIMARY LOGO
1962-1998 1999-PRESENT
CAP LOGOS
1962-1992 1993-PRESENT 1997 home alternate 1998-2011 road/alternate 1998-2014 alternate
2013-present alternate 2015-present road alternate 2014-2015 alternate
Home - 1966-68, 1970-81 1969 1976 1986 1992

road - 1962-68, 1970-81
1993, 1995-98 1994 1994 1997 1999-2011, 2013-present

UNIFORM PATCHES
9-11-01
1999-2013 alternate april 9, 2001 2001-2002 2002 2004
2004 2004 2008 home, alt home 2009 home, alt home 2012
2013 2014 2014-2016 alternate 2014-2015 alternate 2016 alternate
METS UNIFORMS
1987 - The only Mets uniform to last but a single featured blue letters and numbers with a white
year. The 1987 road uniform marked the first and orange drop shadow.
appearance of the words “New York” written in
1999 - A second alternate cap was added. The
script across the chest.
all-black cap features an interlocking NY in royal
1988 - “New York” on the front of the road jersey blue with a white and orange drop shadow. In
was changed to block lettering in an arch across addition, player names were removed from all
the chest. A white outline was added to the three jerseys worn at home – white pinstripes,
outline of all letters and numbers as well as to the “snow white,” and black alternate. An alternate
racing stripe down the side of the uniform. black road jersey was added as well, similar to
the alternate black home jersey, but featuring
1991 - Buttons return to the uniform. The home “New York” across the chest. Additionally, a
jersey still featured the script “Mets” and the road slight change was made in the Mets skyline
jersey keeps the block-lettered “New York”. logo, as the small interlocking NY is removed.
1992 - A special “S” patch was added to the This was the first change to the skyline logo
sleeve of both the home and road jerseys in since the team’s inception in 1962.
tribute to the late William A. Shea, who was 2000 - All teams added the Major League Base-
instrumental in the birth of the franchise. ball logo to the back of the home, road and alter-
1993 - The skyline logo returned to the left nate jerseys. The team also opens the season in
sleeve of both the home and road jerseys while Tokyo, Japan and featured a special patch com-
the thick racing stripes were removed from both memorating the first games played outside North
uniforms. A new script was used for the “Mets” America. Player names returned to the back of all
lettering across the chest of the home uniform. versions of the home jersey after a one-year hia-
The lettering was similar to the script “Mets” tus. Finally, the Mets wore a patch with the official
used from the team’s inception, with an added logo of the 2000 World Series during that year’s
tail that underlines the entire word. In addition, Fall Classic.
the “zig-zag” pinstripes that had been featured 2001 - The team wore a special patch in memory
on the home uniform since 1972 were changed of the passing of Mets legend Tommie Agee, who
to a straight pinstripe. The road jersey featured a died of a heart attack prior to the season and
script lettering “New York” that also is underlined. prospect Brian Cole, who was killed in an auto-
Finally all hats worn by teams across Major mobile accident. The patch featured 20 and 60,
League Baseball featured the MLB logo, centered the numbers worn by Agee and Cole, and was
on the back of the cap. worn for the Mets home opener on April 9, 2001.
1994 - A patch commemorating the 125th Later in the season, in response to the attacks on
Anniversary of Major League Baseball is worn September 11th, the Mets wore caps honoring the
on the right sleeve of both the home and road NYPD, FDNY, Port Authority, Emergency Medical
uniforms. The skyline logo on the left sleeve was Services, and numerous other city services that
also replaced for this season with a special patch were affected by the terrorist attacks. An Ameri-
commemorating the 25th Anniversary of the can flag was also added to the back of all jerseys
Miracle Mets. league wide, and American flags were also added
to the side of all caps.
1995 - The skyline logo returned to the sleeve
of both the home and road uniforms, while the 2002 - The Mets honored the franchise’s 40th
underlining of the “Mets” and “New York” on both Anniversary with a commemorative patch on the
versions of the jerseys was removed in favor of right sleeve of the home jerseys, below which
the more classic lettering. The button atop the was stitched “9-11-01” in remembrance of the
blue Mets cap was changed from royal blue to September 11th attacks.
orange. 2004 - The team celebrated Shea Stadium’s
1997 - An alternate home “snow white” uniform 40th birthday with a patch on the right sleeve of
HISTORY
was added. The jersey is very similar to the the home jersey. The logo was split between blue
traditional home uniform, without the pinstripes. and orange and features the iconic pitcher and
The team also added an alternate white cap with batter neons which adorned Shea Stadium’s exte-
a blue brim and an interlocking orange NY. Teams rior. All jerseys also featured an embroidered “Ya
across Major League Baseball featured a special Gotta Believe-Tug” patch, in memory of former
50th Anniversary patch commemorating Jackie Mets reliever Tug McGraw. The team also hon-
Robinson breaking baseball’s color barrier. ored the passing of the voice of the Mets, as “Bob
Murphy” was embroidered above the Mets logo
1998 - The alternate white cap was scrapped in on the left sleeve in memory of the Hall of Fame
favor of a new black cap with royal blue trim and broadcaster.
an interlocking NY in royal blue. The team added
a second alternate jersey, which is worn both at
home as well as on the road. The black uniform,
with “Mets” across the chest on an upward slant,
METS UNIFORM HISTORY
2008 - In recognition of the team’s final sea- logo patch was featured on the left sleeve. The
son at Shea Stadium, the Mets wore a patch club also introduced two new caps. The first was a
commemorating their time in the ballpark which training cap that is crafted from high-performance
opened in 1964. The logo was adorned to the materials and features a royal blue crown and an
right sleeve and featured a split image of the orange button and visor. The logo was a running
stadium’s original facade from 1964 coupled with Mr. Met. The other cap had a royal blue crown
a more modern version. The imagery was then with an orange button and visor. The logo was an
surrounded by the wording “Shea Stadium 1964- orange "NY" with a bold white outline.
2008.” 2014 - The Mets wore camouflage jerseys and
2009 - The Mets opened Citi Field with a patch hats during Monday night home games in 2014-
commemorating their first year in their new 2015 to salute U.S. servicemen and women.
world-class home. The logo was placed on the The club also wore a patch reading "Ralph Kiner
right sleeve of the Mets home jersey and resem- 1922-2014" with a microphone on all jerseys after
bled the Citi Field logo, but featured the wording the legendary broadcaster passed away during
“Inaugural Season 2009.” the winter. The Mets added a "FC" patch to the
uniform on July 4 after former GM Frank Cashen
2010 - The Mets introduced a new pinstripe jer- passed away. A Mr. Met patch was also added to
sey that combines elements of both new and old the Mets alternate home and road jerseys.
Mets uniforms. The natural color and pinstripes
were staples of the Mets uniform when the team 2015 - The Mets featured an all white pinstripe
debuted in 1962, and were complemented by a uniform. The road alternate cap was royal blue
more modern day script “Mets” across the chest. with a gray "NY" logo outlined in orange.
2012 - To celebrate the club’s 50th Anniversary, 2016 - All uniforms were upgraded to the new
the team wore white and road gray uniforms re- Majestic "Flex Base" pattern, however, they
flecting the look of the original uniform from their looked exactly the same. The Mets wore a throw-
inaugural season. The black dropshadow was back 1986 uniform at home on Sundays to honor
removed from the Mets script logo, letters and the 30th Anniversary of the Mets' 1986 World
numbers. The pinstripe jersey was the primary Championship.
home uniform. The Mets also introduced a 50th 2017 - All on-field jerseys featured the iconic
Anniversary logo that incorporates the basic el- Mets skyline patch on the left sleeve. Two new
ements of the original blue and orange skyline caps were introduced, a home alternate Mets blue
logo, with gold accents in celebration of the fran- cap with a two-color orange and white "NY" and
chise’s golden anniversary. The Mets wore a new orange button. The other cap was a new batting
blue and orange batting practice jersey. practice cap with an orange visor. Mr. Met was re-
2013 - The Mets introduced a blue alternate moved from all uniform elements.
home and road jersey for the 2013 season. Both
versions feature Mets blue with orange piping
with the orange lettering on the home jersey and
gray lettering on the road one. The 2013 All-Star
EXPANSION METS
The 22 original Mets selected in the expansion draft of October 10, 1961.
$125,000 Pitchers—Jay Hook (Cincinnati), Bob L. Miller (St. Louis);
Infielder—Don Zimmer (Chicago);
Outfielder—Lee Walls (Philadelphia).
$75,000 Pitchers—Craig Anderson (St. Louis), Roger Craig (Los Angeles),
Ray Daviault (San Francisco), Al Jackson (Pittsburgh).
Catchers—Chris Cannizzaro (St. Louis), Clarence Coleman (Philadelphia),
Hobie Landrith (San Francisco)
Infielders—Ed Bouchee (Chicago), Elio Chacon (Cincinnati),
Sammy Drake (Chicago), Gil Hodges (Los Angeles), Felix Mantilla (Milwaukee).
Outfielders—Gus Bell (Cincinnati), Joe Christopher (Pittsburgh),
John DeMerit (Milwaukee), Bobby Gene Smith (Philadelphia).
$50,000 Pitcher—Sherman Jones (Cincinnati);
Outfielder—Jim Hickman (St. Louis).
METS UNIFORM HISTORY
1962-1992 1993-1994 1995-1998 1997 alternate home

home jersey lettering
1999-2009 1998-2009 alt. home | 2010-11 home 2010-2011 alternate home 2012-2014
2012-2014 alternate home 2013-present alternate home 2015-present
1962-1973 1974-1986 1982 alternate road 1983-1984 alternate road

road jersey lettering
1987 1988-1992 1993-1994 1995-1997

HISTORY
1998-2011 1999-2008 alternate road 2012-present 2013-present alternate road

alt. jersey lettering
1998-2014 2014-2015
METS FIRSTS
METS
Game: April 11, 1962 at St. Louis (Cardinals 11, Mets 4)
WP-Larry Jackson; LP-Roger Craig
Batter: April 11, 1962; Richie Ashburn at St. Louis,
flied out to centerfielder Curt Flood off Larry Jackson
Run: April 11, 1962; Richie Ashburn at St. Louis
on Charlie Neal’s RBI single off Larry Jackson, third inning
Hit: April 11, 1962; Gus Bell at St. Louis, second inning,
single off Larry Jackson (also first Mets baserunner)
Double: April 11, 1962; Felix Mantilla at St. Louis, seventh inning off Carey Jackson
Triple: April 23, 1962; Bobby Smith at Pittsburgh, eighth inning off Jack Lamabe
Home Run: April 11, 1962; Gil Hodges at St. Louis, fourth inning off Larry Jackson
RBI: April 11, 1962; Charlie Neal at St. Louis, third-inning RBI single off Larry Jackson
Stolen Base: April 25, 1962; Richie Ashburn at Cincinnati, third inning, second base
Walk: April 11, 1962; Felix Mantilla at St. Louis, third inning by Larry Jackson
OPPOSITION
Strikeout: April 11, 1962; Roger Craig at St. Louis, third inning by Larry Jackson
Batter: April 11, 1962; Curt Flood, St. Louis,
flied out to centerfielder Richie Ashburn off Roger Craig
Run: April 11, 1962; Julian Javier, St. Louis,
on Stan Musial’s RBI single off Roger Craig, first inning
Hit: April 11, 1962; Julian Javier, St. Louis, first inning single off Roger Craig
Double: April 11, 1962; Stan Musial, St. Louis, third inning off Roger Craig
Triple: April 13, 1962; Bill Mazeroski, Pittsburgh, second inning off Sherman Jones
Home Run: April 14, 1962; Bill Mazeroski, Pittsburgh, second inning off Al Jackson
RBI: April 11, 1962; Stan Musial, St. Louis, first inning
Batter to Walk: April 11, 1962; Stan Musial, St. Louis, fifth inning by Bob Moorhead
Batter to Strike Out: April 11, 1962; Gene Oliver, St. Louis, second inning by Roger Craig
GENERAL
Error: April 11, 1962; Charlie Neal (second base) at St. Louis, sixth inning
on a ball hit by Julio Gotay
Pinch Hitter: April 11, 1962; Ed Bouchee at St. Louis, fourth inning,
walked vs. Larry Jackson (Batted for Craig)
Relief Pitcher: April 11, 1962; Bob Moorhead at St. Louis, fourth inning (relieved Craig)
Home Game: April 13, 1962 at the Polo Grounds (Pirates 4, Mets 3)
WP-Tom Sturdivant; LP-Sherman Jones
Victory: April 23, 1962 at Pittsburgh (Mets 9, Pirates 1) WP-Jay Hook; LP-Tom Sturdivant
Shutout: April 29, 1962 vs. Philadelphia (Game One, Won, 8-0)
WP-Al Jackson; LP-Art Mahaffey
Extra-Inning Game: April 17, 1962 vs. Houston (Lost, 5-2 in 11 innings)
WP- Jim Golden; LP- Herb Moford
Night Game: April 11, 1962 at St. Louis (Lost, 11-4) WP-Larry Jackson; LP-Roger Craig
Doubleheader: April 29, 1962 vs. Philadelphia (Won Game One, 8-0, lost Game Two, 10-2)
Game 1, WP-Al Jackson; LP-Art Mahaffey.
Game 2, WP-Bobby Locke; LP-Sherman Jones
No-Hitter: June 1, 2012 vs. St. Louis, Won 8-0 (Johan Santana)
MILESTONE WINS
Win# Date Score/Opponent Win# Date Score/Opponent
1 4/23/62 9-0 at Pittsburgh 2000 5/2/89 7-1 at Atlanta
100 5/15/64 4-2 at San Francisco 2500 4/14/96 10-4 at Colorado
500 4/19/70 10-2 vs. Philadelphia 3000 9/3/01 10-7 at Philadelphia
1000 5/22/76 4-1 at Montreal 3500 4/4/08 4-3 (12) vs. Philadelphia
1500 4/6/84 8-1 at Houston 4000 7/8/14 8-3 at Atlanta
POLO GROUNDS
For the first two years of their existence, the
Mets played their home games at the historic
Polo Grounds while waiting for the finish of the
construction of Shea Stadium.
The stadium where the Mets won 56 games during
the 1962 and 1963 seasons actually was the fourth
venue to carry the name the “Polo Grounds.” The
first structure, located between 110th and 112th
Streets and Fifth and Sixth Avenues in upper
Manhattan, opened its doors in 1876 as a home to
polo matches. In 1880, the New York Metropolitans
leased the grounds for baseball with the New York
Giants following suit three years later.
The second Polo Grounds, sporting a 15,000-seat
wooden grandstand, was located on 155th Street The Mets’ first game at the Polo Grounds, April 13, 1962.
and Eighth Avenue with the Giants as the main
tenants. Although polo was not played there, the in the 1954 World Series. Without a Major League
team brought the name of its former home. It was Baseball team as a regular tenant, the stadium
here that the famous quirky dimensions—475 feet deteriorated to the point where the Mets needed
to centerfield and only 258 feet out to right—were to spend $300,000 to refurbish the ballpark before
first unveiled. After a fire destroyed the stadium moving in to start the 1962 season.
in 1911, it was rebuilt later that year with a capacity
of 34,000. With a fresh coat of paint, a new scoreboard,
better lighting, more dining options for fans and
In 1913, the Yankees joined the Giants as tenants, a complete overhaul of the outfield and infield
but left after an attendance dispute in 1922. Finally, grass, the Mets played their first home game in
in 1924, the fourth remodeling of the Polo Grounds the Polo Grounds on April 13, 1962 and lost 4-3 to
was finished, complete with seating for 55,987. It the Pittsburgh Pirates. New York played 160 more
was this incarnation that the Mets began calling games at their temporary home over the next two
home in 1962. seasons and left for good following a 5-1 loss to
The Giants left New York and the Polo Grounds in Philadelphia Phillies on September 18, 1963.
1957, leaving the stadium with only the memories The aging stadium was finally demolished
of some of the most famous moments in baseball over a period of four months in 1964. A housing
history, such as Bobby Thomson’s game-winning development now occupies the famous site.
“Shot Heard ‘Round the World” to clinch the 1951
pennant, and Willie Mays’ over-the-shoulder catch
METS ALL-TIME HR/RBI LEADERS BY POSITION

HISTORY
Position Player - Home Runs (Year) Player - RBI (Year)

Catcher Todd Hundley - 41 (‘96) Mike Piazza - 124 (‘99)
First Base Carlos Delgado - 38 (‘06 & ‘08) Carlos Delgado - 115 (‘08)
Second Base Edgardo Alfonzo - 27 (‘99) Edgardo Alfonzo - 108 (‘99)
Shortstop ASDRÚBAL CABRERA - 22 (‘16) JOSÉ REYES - 81 (2006)
Third Base Howard Johnson - 38 (‘91) DAVID WRIGHT - 124 (‘08)
Leftfield Dave Kingman - 36 (‘75) Bernard Gilkey - 117 (‘96)
Centerfield Carlos Beltrán - 41 (‘06) Carlos Beltrán - 116 (‘06)
Rightfield Darryl Strawberry - 38 (‘87 & ‘88) Darryl Strawberry - 108 (‘90)
Pitcher Tom Seaver - 3 (‘72) Tom Seaver - 10 (‘70)
NOAH SYNDERGAARD - 3 (‘16)
POLO GROUNDS
POLO GROUNDS’ FIRSTS

Game: April 13, 1962 vs. Pittsburgh (Pirates-4, Mets-3). WP-Tom Sturdivant; LP-Sherman Jones
Batter: Bill Virdon, Pittsburgh. Grounded out, shortstop Felix Mantilla to Jim Marshall, off Sherman Jones
Mets Batter: Richie Ashburn. Grounded out, second baseman Bill Mazeroski to first baseman Dick Stuart,
facing Tom Sturdivant
Hit: April 13, 1962; Smokey Burgess, Pittsburgh, second inning off Sherman Jones
Mets Hit: April 13, 1962; Sherman Jones vs. Pittsburgh, third inning single off Tom Sturdivant
Single: April 13, 1962; Smokey Burgess, Pittsburgh, second inning off Sherman Jones
Double: April 13, 1962; Don Hoak, Pittsburgh, second inning off Sherman Jones
Mets Double: April 13, 1962; Jim Marshall, fifth inning off Tom Sturdivant
Triple: April 13, 1962; Bill Mazeroski, Pittsburgh, second inning off Sherman Jones
Mets Triple: April 27, 1962; Charlie Neal vs. Philadelphia, sixth inning off Cal McLish
Home Run: April 13, 1962; Frank Thomas vs. Pittsburgh, sixth inning solo shot off Tom Sturdivant
RBI: April 13, 1962; Don Hoak, Pittsburgh, second inning
Mets RBI: April 13, 1962; Richie Ashburn vs. Pittsburgh, fifth inning
Run: April 13, 1962; Smokey Burgess, Pittsburgh, second inning
Mets Run: April 13, 1962; Jim Marshall vs. Pittsburgh, fifth inning
Stolen Base: April 18, 1962; Julian Javier, St. Louis, second base, fourth inning
Mets Stolen Base: April 29, 1962; Elio Chacon vs. Philadelphia (Game One), second base, fourth inning
Strikeout: April 13, 1962; Bob Skinner, Pittsburgh, first inning by Sherman Jones
Walk: April 13, 1962; Jim Marshall vs. Pittsburgh, second inning by Tom Sturdivant
Hit Batter: April 14, 1962; Felix Mantilla vs. Pittsburgh, eighth inning by Vinegar Bend Mizell
Wild Pitch: April 13, 1962; Herb Moford vs. Pittsburgh, sixth inning
Error: April 13, 1962; Roy Face, Pittsburgh, eighth inning
Mets Victory: April 28, 1962; vs. Philadelphia (Won, 8-6).
WP-Roger Craig; LP-Frank Sullivan
Shutout: April 29, 1962; vs. Philadelphia (Game One, Won, 8-0).
WP-Al Jackson; LP-Art Mahaffey
Extra-Inning Game: April 17, 1962; vs. Houston (Lost, 5-2 in 11 innings).
WP-Jim Golden; LP-Herb Moford
Night Game: May 1, 1962; vs. Cincinnati (Lost, 8-2).
WP-Joey Jay; LP-Jay Hook
Doubleheader: April 29, 1962; vs. Philadelphia (Won Game One, 8-0, lost Game Two, 10-2)
Game 1, WP-Al Jackson; LP-Art Mahaffey.
Game 2, WP-Bobby Locke; LP-Sherman Jones
MILESTONE HOME RUNS IN METS HISTORY

Gil Hodges hit the first home run in Mets history in the team’s first game on April 11, 1962 at St.
Louis. Below is a list of milestone home runs in club history.
Home Run Player Date
#1 Gil Hodges 4/11/62 at St. Louis
#1,000 Cleon Jones 7/25/71 vs. Houston
#2,000 Dave Kingman 5/6/83 vs. Cincinnati
#2,500 Darryl Strawberry 4/16/87 at Philadelphia
#3,000 Howard Johnson 5/5/90 vs. Houston
#4,000 Bernard Gilkey 7/20/97 vs. Cincinnati
#5,000 Jason Phillips 8/30/03 vs Philadelphia
#6,000 Anderson Hernandez 9/13/09 at Philadelphia (G1)
#7,000 Jay Bruce 9/4/16 vs. Washington
SHEA STADIUM
In 1964, the Mets moved from Manhattan to
Queens and their brand-new home, William A.
Shea Municipal Stadium. Located on 126th Street
and Roosevelt Avenue, Shea would welcome more
than 94 million fans and some of the most famous
moments in Mets history during its 45 years.
The stadium originally was to be called “Flushing
Meadows Stadium.” But in 1962, behind a
movement led by department store magnate
Bernard Gimbel, the Flushing Meadows Stadium
label was dropped in favor of a name that honored
the man most responsible for returning National
League baseball to New York, prominent attorney
Bill Shea. Shea Stadium was born.
Architect John Waterbury drew up the plans for the
stadium and the ceremonial ground-breaking took
place on October 28, 1961. The designs called for The Mets first game at Shea Stadium, April 17, 1964.
the city to contribute $24.5 million to construct the
ballpark, with the Mets to chip in another $6.5 million The groundbreaking Beatles concert at Shea set
for office space, restaurants and other amenities. new attendance records at the time; it was the first
The 55,300-seat stadium was completed and large-scale, outdoor concert that demonstrated
Shea opened to 48,736 fans on April 17, 1964. But such events could be hugely successful and
in a scene reminiscent of Opening Day at the Polo profitable.
Grounds two years earlier, the Pirates again beat Other unforgettable Shea moments include the
the Mets, 4-3. historic papal Mass celebrated by Pope John Paul
In their first season at Shea, the Mets drew II in 1979, plus concerts staged by music legends
1,732,597 fans and hosted the All-Star Game before including Billy Joel, The Rolling Stones, Elton John,
baseball handed off the reigns to football and the Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix and Bruce Springsteen.
New York Jets for the winter. Football would be The stadium also played host to a wide variety of
a permanent winter staple in Queens until 1983, sporting events, such as soccer, boxing and wrestling
when the Jets left for New Jersey. matches and college football, along with the normal
schedule of baseball and NFL football games.
Shea was designed to be a multi-purpose complex—
it was the first major stadium in the United States to In 1975, Shea was the center of the New York
have two movable field box sections—and as such sports world. The Mets, Yankees, Jets and Giants
held a variety of events. The Beatles gave the first- all called the stadium home, marking the first and
ever concert at Shea Stadium on August 15, 1965, only time in professional sports history that two
in front of more than 55,000 fainting, crying and baseball teams and two football teams shared the
screaming fans. same facility in the same year. Both the Yankees
and Giants needed a temporary home while
It was, and remains to this day, the most historic Yankee Stadium underwent renovations.
concert ever, as it was the first time in history that a
sports stadium was used for a rock concert. Throughout the years, Shea was the site for some
of the most memorable moments in Mets history:
Cleon Jones catching the clinching out of the 1969
World Series, the amazing comeback in Game
Six of the 1986 World Series, and President Bill
HISTORY
Clinton joining Jackie Robinson’s widow, Rachel,

to retire the Hall of Famers' uniform number 42
on April 15, 1997. Shea finally closed its doors on
September 28, 2008 following the Mets’ 4-2 loss
to the Florida Marlins.
The demolition of Shea took several months, with
the final piece coming down on February 18, 2009
at 11:22 a.m. Citi Field’s Parking Lot D covers the
grounds where Shea once stood, with markers
commemorating the original locations of the
stadium’s home plate, bases and pitching mound.
Pope John Paul II addresses the crowd at Shea in 1979.
S H E A S TA D I U M
SHEA STADIUM FIRSTS

Game: April 17, 1964; Pirates, 4, Mets 3 (WP-Bob Friend; LP-Ed Bauta)
Batter: Dick Schofield, Pittsburgh. Popped up to Mets second baseman Larry Burright
off pitcher Jack Fisher
Mets Batter: Tim Harkness Grounded out, shortstop Dick Schofield to first baseman
Donn Clendenon off Bob Friend
Hit: April 17, 1964; Willie Stargell, Pittsburgh; second-inning home run off Jack Fisher
Mets Hits: April 17, 1964; Tim Harkness; third-inning single off Bob Friend
Single: April 17, 1964; Bob Bailey, Pittsburgh; second inning off Jack Fisher
Double: April 17, 1964; Ron Hunt, Mets; fourth inning off Bob Friend
Triple: April 18, 1964; Roberto Clemente, Pittsburgh; sixth inning off Jerry Hinsley
Mets Triple: May 8, 1964; Jesse Gonder, vs. St. Louis, first inning off Ernie Broglio
Home Run: April 17, 1964; Willie Stargell, Pittsburgh, second inning off Jack Fisher
Mets Home Run: April 23, 1964; Ron Hunt, vs. Chicago (NL), eighth inning off Dick Ellsworth
Run: April 17, 1964; Willie Stargell, Pittsburgh, second inning
Mets Run: April 17, 1964; Ron Hunt vs. Pittsburgh, fourth inning
RBI: April 17, 1964; Willie Stargell, Pittsburgh, second inning
Mets RBI: April 17, 1964; Jesse Gonder vs. Pittsburgh, fourth inning
Stolen Base: April 19, 1964; Joe Christopher, Mets; sixth inning vs. Pittsburgh
Strikeout: April 17, 1964; Roberto Clemente, Pirates; first inning by Jack Fisher
Walk: April 17, 1964; Jim Hickman, Mets vs. Pittsburgh, second inning by Bob Friend
Hit Batter: April 17, 1964; Jim Hickman, Mets vs. Pittsburgh, fourth inning by Bob Friend
May 6, 1964; Larry Bearnarth, Mets vs. Cincinnati, fifth inning
Error: April 17, 1964; Bill Mazeroski, Pittsburgh, sixth inning
Mets Victory: April 19, 1964; vs. Pittsburgh (Won, 6-0) WP-Al Jackson; LP-Bob Veale
Shutout: April 19, 1964; vs. Pittsburgh (Won, 6-0) WP- Al Jackson; LP- Bob Veale
Extra-Inning Game: May 31, 1964; vs. San Francisco (Game Two, Lost, 8-6, 23 innings)
WP-Gaylord Perry; LP-Galen Cisco
Night Game: May 6, 1964; vs. Cincinnati (Lost, 12-4) WP-Sammy Ellis; LP-Bill Wakefield
Doubleheader: May 10, 1964; vs. St. Louis (Won Game One, 4-1, lost Game Two, 10-1)
Game 1, WP-Tracy Stallard; LP-Roger Craig
Game 2, WP-Ray Washburn; LP-Jerry Hinsley
NEVER TOO YOUNG

Ten teenagers have played for the Mets, ranging from 17-year old Ed Kranepool in 1962 to
19-year old José Reyes in 2003. Here are the 10 Met teenagers, starting with the youngest:
Name Birthdate First Game Age at First Game

Ed Kranepool November 8, 1944 September 22, 1962 17 years, 10 months, 14 day
Jim Bethke November 5, 1946 April 12, 1965 18 years, 5 months, 7 days
Jerry Hinsley April 9, 1945 April 18, 1964 19 years, 9 days
Kevin Collins August 4, 1946 September 1, 1965 19 years, 28 days
Dwight Gooden Nov. 16, 1964 April 7, 1984 19 years, 4 months, 22 days
Nolan Ryan January 31, 1947 September 11, 1966 19 years, 7 months, 11 days
Greg Goossen December 14, 1945 September 3, 1965 19 years , 8 months, 20 days
Tim Foli December 8, 1950 September 11, 1970 19 years, 9 months, 3 days
Jose Oquendo July 4, 1963 May 2, 1983 19 years, 9 months, 28 days
José Reyes June 11, 1983 June 10, 2003 19 years, 11 months, 30 days
CITI FIELD
OPENED CAPACITY SUITES CLUBS

April 13, 2009 41,922 10 Sterling Suites Delta Sky360°
(Mets vs. San Diego 39 Porsche Suites Club, Hyundai Club,
SQUARE FEET
Padres) 5 Porsche Party Suites Porsche Grille,
1.3 million
Foxwoods Club,
Promenade Club
FEATURED CULINARY PARTNERSHIPS into the Rotunda’s 160-foot diameter floor and
• Danny Meyer of Union Square Hospitality Group etched into its 70-foot archways are words and
- Shake Shack, Blue Smoke on the Road, El larger-than-life images that defined Jackie’s
Verano Taqueria, Box Frites & Papa Rosso “nine values”: Courage, Excellence, Persistence,
Justice, Teamwork, Commitment, Citizenship,
• David Chang of Momofuku Group – Fuku and Determination, and Integrity. The Rotunda features
Milk Bar an eight-foot sculpture of Jackie’s number 42,
• Drew Nieporent of Myriad Restaurant Group – which was retired in perpetuity throughout Major
Porsche Grille League Baseball in 1997.
• Dave Pasternack of Esca - Catch of the Day OUTFIELD FENCES

• Pat LaFrieda of Pat LaFrieda Meat Purveyors The Mets moved in portions of the outfield wall
- Pat LaFrieda’s Chop House, Pat LaFrieda’s at Citi Field after the 2014 season. The changes
Original Filet Mignon Steak Sandwich Stand affected were located in center to rightfield ranging
• Josh Capon of Lure Fishbar, B&B Winepub, El from three to 11 feet. Citi Field’s dimensions are:
HISTORY
Toro Blanco and Bowery Meat Company – Josh Leftfield Line - 335 feet Right-center - 380 feet
Capon's Bash Burger Leftfield - 358 feet Rightfield - 370 feet
Left-center - 370 feet Rightfield Line - 330 feet
JACKIE ROBINSON ROTUNDA Center - 408 feet
The iconic main entry to Citi Field honors Jackie
Robinson, the great American trailblazer who DAKTRONICS HIGH-DEFINITION
became the first African-American player to CENTERFIELD VIDEO BOARD
break Major League Baseball’s color barrier The Mets installed a new Daktronics high
with the Dodgers in 1947. Evoking the classic definition centerfield video board before the
design of Ebbets Field, the Rotunda recognizes 2015 season that is 62% larger than the original
and perpetuates the humanitarian ideals of one screen prior to 2015. The new board measures
of our country’s civil rights pioneers. Engraved 5,670 square feet (Up from 3,500 square feet)
CITI FIELD
and puts the Mets in the top 10 largest displays

in professional baseball. The board makes Citi
Field one of the few baseball venues to feature
more than one video capable LED display in the
seating bowl. The installation brings the total
square footage of all displays in the Mets’ super-
system to more than 17,000 square feet. The
center field scoreboard measures 54 feet high
by 105 feet wide and features a 13HD pixel layout
resulting in more than 1.5 million pixels. The two
ribbon displays along the left field fascia of the
seating areas measure approximately five feet
high by 234 feet wide and five feet high by 49 feet
wide respectively. The larger display will feature
sponsor messaging and the other display will track
strikeouts of opposing batters by Mets pitchers via Mets Hall of Fame & Museum
a “K-Board.”
in team history.
The original Home Run Apple from 1981 is one of
the most popular attractions at Citi Field and its
position on Mets Plaza serves as a meeting spot
for many fans.
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
Inspired by Mets’ National League Heritage. The
brick, limestone, granite and cast stone throughout
the ballpark closely resembles the masonry used at
Ebbets Field, the legendary home of the Brooklyn
Dodgers. The dark green seats and soot-colored
exposed steel recall the Mets’ first home, the
historic Polo Grounds and former home of the New
Daktronics high-definition centerfield video board York Giants. Shea Bridge in right-center is named
after William A. Shea, extending the legacy of the
man who was the driving force behind bringing
METS HISTORY National League baseball back to New York and
The Mets Hall of Fame and Museum at Citi Field for whom Shea Stadium was named.
is the home for six decades of Mets history. CITI FIELD & THE ENVIRONMENT
Located adjacent to the Jackie Robinson Rotunda,
the museum is a virtual walk down memory lane, The Mets have implemented a wide range of
featuring a treasure trove of artifacts and images. sustainable environmental initiatives in the
Its interactive touch-screen exhibits showcase design, construction and operation of Citi Field.
video and audio highlights of the franchise’s The ballpark was built with recycled concrete and
signature moments. construction vehicles were fueled with ultra-low
sulfur diesel. Citi Field’s building management
Citi Field’s VIP entrances are named after individuals system monitors and automatically controls all
who made an indelible mark on the club and whose aspects of energy operation from temperatures
numbers have been retired. First Base VIP honors to lights to minimize energy consumption.
Gil Hodges, the manager who led the Mets to their Grease and cooking oil are recycled along with
first World Championship in 1969. Third Base VIP cardboard, glass, metal, bottles, cans, light bulbs
recognizes Tom Seaver, the Hall of Fame pitcher and batteries. The Mets save more than four million
and Mets leader in wins, earned run average and gallons of water per year by using 414 hands-free
strikeouts. Left Field VIP is named after Casey faucets, 635 automated toilet flush-valves and
Stengel, the first manager in Mets history. 270 waterless urinals. A 11,000 square foot green
Photographic imagery of famous Mets and historic roof atop the administration building in rightfield,
moments are displayed inside Citi Field along the white PVC roofs throughout the ballpark, high mast
concourses and outside the ballpark with banners parking lot light fixtures, permeable pavers, and an
on Mets plaza, in the parking lots and encasing the underground well used to irrigate the playing field
ramp in leftfield. More than 27,000 bricks outside are other ways the Mets are working to protect the
the Rotunda on the Citi Field Fanwalk pay tribute environment.
to the Mets, their fans and the Amazin’ Moments
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CITI FIELD FIRSTS

Game: April 13, 2009 vs. San Diego (Padres 6, Mets 5).
WP-Edward Mujica; LP-Brian Stokes
Batter: April 13, 2009; Jody Gerut, San Diego, home run to rightfield off Mike Pelfrey
Mets Batter: April 13, 2009; José Reyes vs. San Diego,
grounded out to first baseman Adrian Gonzalez off Walter Silva
Hit: April 13, 2009; Jody Gerut, San Diego, home run, first inning off Mike Pelfrey
Mets Hit: April 13, 2009; David Wright vs. San Diego, double, first inning off Walter Silva
Single: April 13, 2009; David Eckstein, San Diego, first inning off Mike Pelfrey
Mets Single: April 13, 2009; José Reyes vs. San Diego, third inning off Walter Silva
Double: April 13, 2009; David Wright vs. San Diego, first inning off Walter Silva
Triple: April 19, 2009; José Reyes vs. Milwaukee, fifth inning off Jeff Suppan
Home Run: April 13, 2009; Jody Gerut, San Diego, first inning, home run off Mike Pelfrey
Mets Home Run: April 13, 2009; David Wright vs. San Diego, fifth inning off Walter Silva
RBI: April 13, 2009; Jody Gerut, San Diego, first inning, home run off Mike Pelfrey
Mets RBI: April 13, 2009; Luis Castillo vs. San Diego, second inning, RBI double scoring
Brian Schneider off Walter Silva
Run: April 13, 2009; Jody Gerut, San Diego, first inning, home run off Mike Pelfrey
Mets Run: April 13, 2009; Brian Schneider vs. San Diego, second inning
Grand Slam: April 27, 2009; Omir Santos vs. Florida, first inning off Anibal Sanchez
Leadoff Home Run: April 13, 2009; Jody Gerut, San Diego off Mike Pelfrey
Mets Leadoff Home Run: August 23, 2009; Angel Pagan vs. Philadelphia off Pedro Martinez
Pinch-hit Home Run: April 17, 2009: Gary Sheffield vs. Milwaukee, seventh inning off Mitch Stetter
Walk-off Home Run: May 7, 2010; Rod Barajas vs. San Francisco off Sergio Romo
Walk-off Grand Slam: April 24, 2013, Jordany Valdespin vs. Los Angeles-NL off Josh Wall
Inside-the-park Home Run: August 23, 2009; Angel Pagan vs. Philadelphia off Pedro Martinez
Stolen Base: April 15, 2009; José Reyes vs. San Diego, seventh inning
Strikeout: April 13, 2009; Nick Hundley, San Diego, second inning by Mike Pelfrey
Walk: April 13, 2009; Chase Headley, San Diego, first innings by Mike Pelfrey
Mets Walk: April 13, 2009; Ryan Church vs. San Diego, second inning by Walter Silva
Hit Batter: April 18, 2009; Gary Sheffield vs. Milwaukee, sixth inning by Yovani Gallardo
Wild Pitch: April 13, 2009; J.J. Putz vs. San Diego, eighth inning
Error: April 13, 2009; Ryan Church, San Diego, sixth inning, dropped fly ball
Mets Victory: April 15, 2009; vs. San Diego (Mets 7, Padres 2).
WP-Oliver Perez; LP-Kevin Correia
Shutout: April 18, 2009; vs. Milwaukee (Mets 1, Brewers 0).
WP-Johan Santana; LP-Yovani Gallardo
Extra-inning Game: May 12, 2009; vs. Atlanta (Mets 4, Braves 3 in 10 innings).
WP-Francisco Rodriguez; LP-Jeff Bennett
Night Game: April 13, 2009; vs. San Diego (Padres 6, Mets 5).
WP-Edward Mujica; LP-Brian Stokes
Day Game: April 18, 2009; vs. Milwaukee (Mets 1, Brewers 0).
WP-Johan Santana; LP-Yovani Gallardo
Doubleheader: July 30, 2009; vs. Colorado (Won Game One, 7-0, Lost Game Two, 4-2)
Game 1, WP-Johan Santana; LP-Jason Hammel
Game 2, WP-Jorge De La Rosa; LP-Jonathon Niese
HISTORY
No-Hitter: June 1, 2012 vs. St. Louis, Won 8-0, Johan Santana
Postseason Game: October 12, 2015 vs. Los Angeles-NL (NLDS - Game 3, Won, 13-7)
World Series Game: October 30, 2015 vs. Kansas City (Game 3, Won, 9-3)
ALL-TIME BATTING LEADERS
HOME RUNS RUNS BATTED IN STOLEN BASES TOTAL BASES
Strawberry, Darryl ........ 252 WRIGHT, DAVID ..........970 REYES, JOSÉ ................403 WRIGHT, DAVID ...... 2,945
WRIGHT, DAVID ..........242 Strawberry, Darryl..........733 Wilson, Mookie............... 281 REYES, JOSÉ ............ 2,283
Piazza, Mike ................... 220 Piazza, Mike ................... 655 Johnson, Howard ......... 202 Kranepool, Ed .............2,047
Johnson, Howard .......... 192 Johnson, Howard ......... 629 WRIGHT, DAVID .......... 196 Strawberry, Darryl .....2,028
Kingman, Dave ............... 154 Kranepool, Ed ..................614 Strawberry, Darryl .......... 191 Piazza, Mike ................ 1,885
Beltrán, Carlos................ 149 Beltrán, Carlos............... 559 Mazzilli, Lee ..................... 152 Johnson, Howard .......1,823
Duda, Lucas .................... 125 Alfonzo, Edgardo .......... 538 Dykstra, Lenny ................ 116 Alfonzo, Edgardo ........1,736
Hundley, Todd .................124 Jones, Cleon ................... 521 Harrelson, Bud ................ 115 Jones, Cleon .................1,715
McReynolds, Kevin ....... 122 REYES, JOSÉ ................505 Backman, Wally.............. 106 Wilson, Mookie........... 1,586
Alfonzo, Edgardo ........... 120 Hernandez, Keith.......... 468 Cedeño, Roger ............... 105 Beltrán, Carlos.............1,567
EXTRA-BASE HITS AVERAGE* GAMES AT-BATS

WRIGHT, DAVID ..........658 Olerud, John ................. .315 Kranepool, Ed ..............1,853 WRIGHT, DAVID ...... 5,996
REYES, JOSÉ ................474 Hernandez, Keith........ .297 WRIGHT, DAVID ....... 1,583 Kranepool, Ed .............5,436
Strawberry, Darryl ........ 469 WRIGHT, DAVID ........ .296 Harrelson, Bud ............1,322 REYES, JOSÉ ............ 5,209
Johnson, Howard ..........424 Piazza, Mike ................. .296 REYES, JOSÉ ............. 1,255 Harrelson, Bud ...........4,390
Piazza, Mike .................... 415 Magadan, Dave ........... .292 Grote, Jerry ..................1,235 Jones, Cleon ...............4,223
Beltrán, Carlos................ 374 Alfonzo, Edgardo ........ .292 Jones, Cleon ................ 1,201 Wilson, Mookie........... 4,027
Kranepool, Ed ................ 368 Murphy, Daniel ............. .288 Johnson, Howard ........1,154 Johnson, Howard ......3,968
Alfonzo, Edgardo .......... 346 Henderson, Steve ...... .287 Wilson, Mookie..............1,116 Strawberry, Darryl .....3,903
Murphy, Daniel ............... 310 REYES, JOSÉ .............. .286 Strawberry, Darryl .......1,109 Alfonzo, Edgardo .......3,897
Jones, Cleon .................. 308 CÉSPEDES, YOENIS .. .285 Alfonzo, Edgardo ....... 1,086 Grote, Jerry ..................3,881
RUNS HITS DOUBLES TRIPLES

WRIGHT, DAVID ..........949 WRIGHT, DAVID ........1,777 WRIGHT, DAVID ..........390 REYES, JOSÉ ................. 110
REYES, JOSÉ ................855 REYES, JOSÉ ..............1,491 REYES, JOSÉ ................260 Wilson, Mookie.................62
Strawberry, Darryl ........ 662 Kranepool, Ed ...............1,418 Murphy, Daniel .............. 228 Harrelson, Bud ................. 45
Johnson, Howard ..........627 Jones, Cleon .................1,188 Kranepool, Ed ................ 225 Jones, Cleon ..................... 33
Alfonzo, Edgardo ............614 Alfonzo, Edgardo .........1,136 Johnson, Howard .......... 214 Henderson, Steve ............ 31
Wilson, Mookie.............. 592 Wilson, Mookie..............1,112 Alfonzo, Edgardo ........... 212 Strawberry, Darryl ...........30
Jones, Cleon .................. 563 Harrelson, Bud ............1,029 Beltrán, Carlos............... 208 Johnson, Lance ................ 27
Beltrán, Carlos................ 551 Piazza, Mike .................1,028 Piazza, Mike .................... 193 Flynn, Doug .......................26
Kranepool, Ed ................ 536 Strawberry, Darryl ......1,025 Strawberry, Darryl ..........187 WRIGHT, DAVID ............ 26
Piazza, Mike ................... 532 Johnson, Howard ..........997 Jones, Cleon ................... 182 Kranepool, Ed ...................25
PINCH-HITS PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS SLUGGING PERCENTAGE* ON-BASE PERCENTAGE*

Kranepool, Ed ...................90 Carreon, Mark......................8 CÉSPEDES, YOENIS .. .550 Olerud, John ................ .425
Staub, Rusty ...................... 77 Hairston, Scott ................... 6 Piazza, Mike ................. .542 Magadan, Dave ............ .391
Franco, Matt ......................58 Staub, Rusty ........................ 6 Strawberry, Darryl ...... .520 Hernandez, Keith........ .387
Hodges, Ron .....................48 Kranepool, Ed ..................... 6 Delgado, Carlos .......... .506 WRIGHT, DAVID ........ .376
Anderson, Marlon ...........38 Valdespin, Jordany .......... 6 Olerud, John ................. .501 Piazza, Mike.................. .373
Boisclair, Bruce ................38 Johnson, Kelly ................... 5 Beltrán, Carlos............. .500 Beltrán, Carlos............. .369
Mazzilli, Lee .......................38 Franco, Matt ........................ 5 Bonilla, Bobby ............. .495 Alfonzo, Edgardo ........ .367
Wilson, Mookie................. 37 Swoboda, Ron .................... 5 WRIGHT, DAVID ........ .491 Castillo, Luis ................. .366
Harris, Lenny .....................35 Teufel, Tim ........................... 5 Floyd, Cliff ...................... .478 Ventura, Robin............. .360
Sasser, Mackey ................ 32 Ventura, Robin............. .468 Henderson, Steve ...... .360
HIT-BY-PITCHES SACRIFICE FLIES WALKS MULTI-HIT GAMES

Duda, Lucas ......................48 WRIGHT, DAVID ............ 65 WRIGHT, DAVID ...........761 WRIGHT, DAVID ..........495
WRIGHT, DAVID ............ 45 Kranepool, Ed ...................58 Strawberry, Darryl ........ 580 REYES, JOSÉ ................435
Hunt, Ron ............................ 41 Johnson, Howard ............50 Harrelson, Bud ...............573 Kranepool, Ed ..................341
Jones, Cleon .....................39 Jones, Cleon ...................... 41 Johnson, Howard ......... 556 Jones, Cleon ...................334
Floyd, Cliff .......................... 37 Alfonzo, Edgardo .............40 Garrett, Wayne .............. 482 Alfonzo, Edgardo ............314
Millan, Felix .......................36 Strawberry, Darryl ...........39 Hernandez, Keith............471 Wilson, Mookie.............. 308
Tejada, Ruben................... 33 Beltrán, Carlos..................38 Alfonzo, Edgardo .......... 458 Piazza, Mike ....................278
Delgado, Carlos ............... 33 Staub, Rusty ...................... 37 Kranepool, Ed ................ 454 Strawberry, Darryl ........ 266
Alfonzo, Edgardo .............29 McReynolds, Kevin ......... 33 Beltrán, Carlos............... 449 Murphy, Daniel .............. 260
Kent, Jeff ............................28 Carter, Gary ........................ 31 Mazzilli, Lee .................... 438 Grote, Jerry .................... 258
Olerud, John .....................28 Hernandez, Keith.............. 31
* minimum 1,000 at-bats
ALL-TIME PITCHING LEADERS
GAMES STARTS COMPLETE GAMES WINS
Franco, John .................. 695 Seaver, Tom.................... 395 Seaver, Tom.......................171 Seaver, Tom..................... 198
Feliciano, Pedro ............ 484 Koosman, Jerry ............. 346 Koosman, Jerry .............. 108 Gooden, Dwight..............157
Seaver, Tom..................... 401 Gooden, Dwight............ 303 Gooden, Dwight............... 67 Koosman, Jerry .............. 140
Koosman, Jerry ..............376 Fernandez, Sid .............. 250 Matlack, Jon ......................65 Darling, Ron.......................99
Orosco, Jesse .................372 Darling, Ron......................241 Jackson, Al ......................... 41 Fernandez, Sid .................98
McGraw, Tug ................... 361 Leiter, Al ........................... 213 Fisher, Jack .......................35 Leiter, Al .............................95
Benitez, Armando..........333 Matlack, Jon .................... 199 Cone, David....................... 34 Matlack, Jon ......................82
Parnell, Bobby ............... 329 Jones, Bobby .................. 190 Craig, Roger ...................... 27 Cone, David........................81
Heilman, Aaron.............. 305 Swan, Craig ..................... 184 Darling, Ron.......................25 Jones, Bobby .....................74
Gooden, Dwight............ 305 Niese, Jonathon..............179 Swan, Craig .......................25 Trachsel, Steve .................66
LOSSES INNINGS PITCHED HITS ALLOWED ERA*

Koosman, Jerry ...............137 Seaver, Tom.............3,045.2 Seaver, Tom..................2,431 Seaver, Tom................... 2.57
Seaver, Tom......................124 Koosman, Jerry ......2,544.2 Koosman, Jerry ...........2,281 Orosco, Jesse ................2.73
Gooden, Dwight...............85 Gooden, Dwight......2,169.2 Gooden, Dwight..........1,898 Dickey, R.A. ................... 2.95
Matlack, Jon .......................81 Darling, Ron..............1,620.0 Darling, Ron.................. 1,473 deGROM, JACOB........2.98
Jackson, Al ........................80 Fernandez, Sid ........1,584.2 Matlack, Jon ..................1,312 Matlack, Jon .................. 3.03
Fernandez, Sid ................. 78 Matlack, Jon .............1,448.0 Jones, Bobby ...............1,255 Koosman, Jerry ........... 3.09
Fisher, Jack ....................... 73 Leiter, Al ....................1,360.0 Leiter, Al ........................1,222 Franco, John .................. 3.10
Swan, Craig ........................ 71 Swan Craig ...............1,230.2 Swan, Craig ....................1,191 Gooden, Dwight............ 3.10
Darling, Ron....................... 70 Jones, Bobby ............1,215.2 Fernandez, Sid ............. 1,167 Ojeda, Bobby ..................3.12
Leiter, Al ............................. 67 Cone, David...............1,209.1 Niese, Jonathon........... 1,147 Cone, David.....................3.13
STRIKEOUTS SAVES (SINCE 1969) SHUTOUTS WALKS

Seaver, Tom..................2,541 Franco, John ...................276 Seaver, Tom....................... 44 Seaver, Tom.....................847
Gooden, Dwight..........1,875 Benitez, Armando.......... 160 Koosman, Jerry ................26 Koosman, Jerry ............. 820
Koosman, Jerry ...........1,799 Orosco, Jesse ..................107 Matlack, Jon ......................26 Gooden, Dwight............. 651
Fernandez, Sid ............1,449 FAMILIA, JEURYS ........ 106 Gooden, Dwight...............23 Darling, Ron......................614
Cone, David................... 1,172 Wagner, Billy .................... 101 Cone, David........................15 Fernandez, Sid .............. 596
Darling, Ron...................1,148 McGraw, Tug .....................86 Darling, Ron........................10 Leiter, Al .......................... 546
Leiter, Al .........................1,106 McDowell, Roger .............84 Jackson, Al .........................10 Cone, David......................431
Matlack, Jon .................1,023 Rodriguez, Francisco .....83 Fernandez, Sid .................. 9 Matlack, Jon .................... 419
Niese, Jonathon............ 838 Allen, Neil...........................69 Ojeda, Bobby ...................... 9 Swan, Craig .................... 368
deGROM, JACOB..........731 Lockwood, Skip ...............65 Gentry, Gary.........................8 Trachsel, Steve .............. 354
WHIP* STRIKEOUT PER 9* BATTING AVERAGE* HOME RUNS ALLOWED

Seaver, Tom..................1.076 deGROM, JACOB........9.67 Ryan, Nolan .................. .202 Seaver, Tom..................... 212
Saberhagen, Bret .......1.079 Cone, David....................8.72 Fernandez, Sid ............ .204 Koosman, Jerry ...............187
Fernandez, Sid ..............1.113 HARVEY, MATT ..........8.70 Seaver, Tom................... .219 Darling, Ron..................... 155
deGROM, JACOB.......1.122 Ryan, Nolan ....................8.70 Orosco, Jesse ............... .221 Fernandez, Sid ............... 138
Dickey, R.A. ..................1.150 Perez, Oliver ................. 8.55 Cone, David.................. .226 Jones, Bobby ...................137
Reed, Rick ......................1.155 Fernandez, Sid ............. 8.23 Gentry, Gary................. .229 Trachsel, Steve ................124
Gooden, Dwight........... 1.175 Gooden, Dwight............ 7.78 deGROM, JACOB....... .233 Gooden, Dwight............. 123
HARVEY, MATT ......... 1.176 Maine, John .................... 7.75 Maine, John .................. .234 Leiter, Al ............................ 118
Ojeda, Bobby ................1.182 Orosco, Jesse ................7.65 Gooden, Dwight.......... .235 Reed, Rick ......................... 116
McAndrew, Jim.............1.184 Santana, Johan .............7.62 McGraw, Tug ................ .237 Swan, Craig ...................... 112
HISTORY
HOLDS QUALITY STARTS PICKOFFS

Feliciano, Pedro ............. 103 Seaver, Tom.................... 293 Koosman, Jerry ................ 45
Heilman, Aaron ................68 Koosman, Jerry .............. 231 Darling, Ron....................... 37
Parnell, Bobby ..................59 Gooden, Dwight............ 209 Matlack, Jon ....................... 31
Cook, Dennis ....................56 Darling, Ron..................... 160 Leiter, Al .............................26
Wendell, Turk ....................55 Fernandez, Sid ................157 Gooden, Dwight...............23
Franco, John .....................53 Leiter, Al ........................... 140 Scott, Mike .........................20
Reed, Addison ..................50 Matlack, Jon .....................134 Craig, Craig ........................ 14
Weathers, David .............. 49 Cone, David....................... 111 Glavine, Tom ...................... 13
BLEVINS, JERRY ............ 40 Jones, Bobby ................... 110 Ojeda, Bobby .....................12
Two tied at ........................35 Niese, Jonathon............. 108 Four tied with ..................... 11
* minimum 500 innings pitched
SINGLE-SEASON BATTING LEADERS
Hundley, Todd ......... 41 (’96) Piazza, Mike ...........124 (’99) REYES, JOSÉ ......... 78 (‘07) WRIGHT, DAVID...334 (‘08)
Beltrán, Carlos......... 41 (‘06) WRIGHT, DAVID....124 (‘08) Cedeño, Roger .......66 (’99) WRIGHT, DAVID...330 (‘07)
Piazza, Mike ............40 (’99) Ventura, Robin...... 120 (’99) REYES, JOSÉ .........64 (‘06) Johnson, Lance....327 (’96)
Strawberry, Darryl . 39 (’87) Johnson, Howard. ..117 (’91) REYES, JOSÉ .........60 (‘05) REYES, JOSÉ .......327 (‘08)
Strawberry, Darryl . 39 (’88) Gilkey, Bernard.......117 (’96) Wilson, Mookie....... 58 (’82) Gilkey, Bernard......321 (’96)
Johnson, Howard. .. 38 (’91) Beltrán, Carlos....... 116 (‘06) REYES, JOSÉ .........56 (‘08) Johnson, Howard .319 (’89)
Piazza, Mike ............38 (‘00) WRIGHT, DAVID .. 116 (‘06) Wilson, Mookie....... 54 (’83) Alfonzo, Edgardo... 315 (’99)
Delgado, Carlos ..... 38 (‘06) Delgado, Carlos .... 115 (‘08) Johnson, Lance ......50 (’96) REYES, JOSÉ ....... 315 (‘06)
Delgado, Carlos ..... 38 (‘08) Delgado, Carlos .....114 (‘06) Wilson, Mookie....... 46 (’84) Ventura, Robin........311 (’99)
Kingman, Dave ........37 (‘76) Piazza, Mike ........... 113 (’00) Taveras, Frank .........42 (’79) Strawberry, Darryl..310 (’87)
Kingman, Dave ........37 (’82) Delgado, Carlos ... 310 (‘08)
Strawberry, Darryl . 37 (‘90)

Johnson, Howard ..80 (’89) Olerud, John ...... .354 (’98) Millan, Felix ............162 (’75) REYES, JOSÉ ...... 696 (‘05)
Beltrán, Carlos........80 (‘06) Jones, Cleon ...... .340 (’69) Olerud, John ......... 162 (’99) REYES, JOSÉ ...... 688 (‘08)
Gilkey, Bernard....... 77 (’96) REYES, JOSÉ ...... .337 (‘11) Ventura, Robin........161 (’99) Johnson, Lance ... 682 (’96)
WRIGHT, DAVID ... 77 (‘08) Johnson, Lance..... .333 (’96) REYES, JOSÉ ........ 161 (‘05) REYES, JOSÉ ....... 681 (‘07)
Strawberry, Darryl ..76 (’87) Magadan, Dave.... .328 (’90) Beltrán, Carlos........161 (‘08) Millan, Felix ........... 676 (’75)
Johnson, Howard ... 76 (’91) WRIGHT, DAVID.. .325 (‘07) Murphy, Daniel ........161 (‘13) Murphy, Daniel ......658 (‘13)
Hundley, Todd .........74 (’96) Piazza, Mike ....... .324 (‘00) Johnson, Lance .... 160 (‘96) REYES, JOSÉ .......647 (‘06)
WRIGHT, DAVID ... 73 (‘07) Alfonzo, Edgardo.. .324 (‘00) Olerud, John ......... 160 (’98) Wilson, Mookie.....639 (’82)
REYES, JOSÉ ......... 72 (’08) Jones, Cleon ......... .319 (‘71) WRIGHT, DAVID.... 160 (‘05) Millan, Felix ...........638 (’73)
Beltrán, Carlos........ 72 (‘08) Lo Duca, Paul ..... . .318 (‘06) WRIGHT, DAVID.....160 (‘07 & 08) Wilson, Mookie.....638 (’83)
REYES, JOSÉ ....... 160 (‘07)

Beltrán, Carlos.......127 (’06) Johnson, Lance....227 (’96) Gilkey, Bernard....... 44 (’96) Johnson, Lance ....... 21 (’96)
Alfonzo, Edgardo ..123 (’99) REYES, JOSÉ .......204 (‘08) WRIGHT, DAVID ...42 (‘05) REYES, JOSÉ ..........19 (‘08)
REYES, JOSÉ ....... 122 (‘06) Olerud, John ..........197 (’98) WRIGHT, DAVID ... 42 (‘07) REYES, JOSÉ ..........17 (‘05)
REYES, JOSÉ ........ 119 (‘07) WRIGHT, DAVID .. 196 (‘07) WRIGHT, DAVID ...42 (‘08) REYES, JOSÉ ..........17 (‘06)
Johnson, Lance ......117 (’96) REYES, JOSÉ ....... 194 (‘06) Johnson, Howard ... 41 (’89) REYES, JOSÉ ........... 16 (‘11)
Beltrán, Carlos....... 116 (‘08) Millan, Felix .............191 (’75) Alfonzo, Edgardo ... 41 (’99) REYES, JOSÉ ..........12 (‘07)
WRIGHT, DAVID .. 115 (‘08) Alfonzo, Edgardo . 191 (’99) WRIGHT, DAVID .....41 (‘12) Pagan, Angel ............ 11 (‘09)
WRIGHT, DAVID .. 113 (‘07) REYES, JOSÉ ........ 191 (‘07) Five tied at ........................40 Wilson, Mookie........ 10 (’84)
REYES, JOSÉ ........ 113 (‘08) REYES, JOSÉ ....... 190 (‘05) REYES, JOSÉ .......... 10 (‘10)
Alfonzo, Edgardo .. 109 (‘00) WRIGHT, DAVID ...189 (‘08)
WALKS SLUGGING PCT.* ON-BASE PERCENTAGE* HIT BY PITCH

Olerud, John ..........125 (’99) Piazza, Mike ........ .614 (‘00) Olerud, John ....... .447 (‘98) Duda, Lucas .............. 14 (‘15)
Hernandez, Keith....97 (’84) Beltrán, Carlos... .594 (‘06) Olerud, John ....... .427 (‘99) Hunt, Ron .................. 13 (‘63)
Strawberry, Darryl.....97 (’87) Strawberry, Darryl .. .583 (‘87) Alfonzo, Edgardo.. .425 (‘00) Olerud, John ............ 13 (‘97)
Olerud, John ...........96 (‘98) Piazza, Mike ....... .575 (‘99) Henderson, Rickey.. .423 (‘99) Millan, Felix .............. 12 (‘75)
Harrelson, Bud ....... 95 (‘70) Piazza, Mike ......... .573 (‘01) Jones, Cleon ....... .422 (‘69) Viña, Fernando........ 12 (‘94)
Alfonzo, Edgardo ...95 (‘00) Gilkey, Bernard.. .562 (‘96) Magadan, Dave ... .417 (‘90) Floyd, Cliff ................. 12 (‘06)
Beltrán, Carlos........95 (‘06) Johnson, Howard .. .559 (‘89) WRIGHT, DAVID... .416 (‘07) Six tied at ............................ 11
Hernandez, Keith... 94 (‘86) Olerud, John ....... .551 (‘98) Hernandez, Keith .. .413 (‘86)
WRIGHT, DAVID ... 94 (‘07) Hundley, Todd ... .550 (‘96) Hernandez, Keith . .409 (‘84)
WRIGHT, DAVID ...94 (‘08) Hundley, Todd ... .549 (‘97) Olerud, John ...... .400 (‘97)
PINCH-HITS PINCH-HIT RBI PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS MULTI-HIT GAMES

Staub, Rusty ............ 24 (‘83) Staub, Rusty ............ 25 (‘83) Valdespin, Jordany ...5 (‘12) Johnson, Lance ...... 75 (‘96)
Harris, Lenny ............. 21 (‘01) Staub, Rusty ............. 18 (‘84) Heep, Danny ..............4 (‘83) REYES, JOSÉ .........64 (‘08)
McKnight, Jeff.......... 19 (‘93) Kranepool, Ed ...........17 (‘78) Carreon, Mark............4 (‘89) Millan, Felix ............. 58 (‘73)
Franco, Matt ............. 19 (‘97) Kranepool, Ed ...........14 (‘77) Johnson, Kelly ............4 ('16) Mazzilli, Lee ............. 58 (‘79)
Carter, Chris ..............19 (‘10) Anderson, Marlon .. 14 (‘07) 10 tied with ....................... (3) Olerud, John ...........58 (‘98)
Staub, Rusty ............. 18 (‘84) Staub, Rusty ............. 13 (‘82) Alfonzo, Edgardo ...58 (‘99)
Anderson, Marlon .. 18 (‘05) Franco, Matt ............. 13 (‘97) Wilson, Mookie....... 57 (‘83)
Kranepool, Ed ........... 17 (‘74) Valentin, John.......... 13 (‘02) REYES, JOSÉ ......... 57 (‘07)
Mazzilli, Lee ...............17 (‘87) Three tied with .................. 11 REYES, JOSÉ ...........57 (‘11)
Seven tied with .................15 REYES, JOSÉ .........56 (‘06)
*minimum 500 plate appearances
SINGLE-SEASON PITCHING LEADERS
Feliciano, Pedro ...... 92 (‘10) Fisher, Jack ............. 36 (’65) Seaver, Tom............... 21 (’71) Seaver, Tom............. 25 (’69)
Feliciano, Pedro .....88 (‘09) Seaver, Tom............. 36 (’70) Seaver, Tom.............. 19 (’70) Gooden, Dwight..... 24 (’85)
Feliciano, Pedro .....86 (‘08) Seaver, Tom............. 36 (’73) Seaver, Tom.............. 18 (’67) Seaver, Tom............. 22 (’75)
Stanton, Mike .......... 83 (’04) Seaver, Tom............. 36 (’75) Seaver, Tom.............. 18 (’69) Seaver, Tom.............. 21 (’72)
Smith, Joe ................ 82 (‘08) 13 players tied with .........35 Seaver, Tom.............. 18 (’73) Koosman, Jerry ....... 21 (’76)
Heilman, Aaron ....... 81 (‘07) Koosman, Jerry ....... 17 (’68) Seaver, Tom.............. 20 (’71)
Wendell, Turk ..........80 (’99) Koosman, Jerry ........17 (’76) Cone, David.............20 (’88)
Reed, Addison .........80 (‘16) Koosman, Jerry ....... 16 (’69) Viola, Frank .............20 (’90)
Green, Sean ............ 79 (‘09) Gooden, Dwight...... 16 (’85) Dickey, R.A. ............. 20 (‘12)
Three tied with ................. 78 Matlack, Jon ............. 16 (’76) Three tied with ..................19
LOSSES INNINGS PITCHED HITS ALLOWED RUNS ALLOWED

Craig, Roger ............ 24 (’62) Seaver, Tom.......290.2 (’70) Craig, Roger ...........261 (’62) Hook, Jay ................ 137 (’62)
Fisher, Jack ............. 24 (’65) Seaver, Tom.......290.0 (’73) Viola, Frank ........... 259 (’91) Craig, Roger ...........133 (’62)
Craig, Roger ............ 22 (’63) Seaver, Tom......... 286.1 (’71) Koosman, Jerry .... 258 (’74) Jackson, Al .............132 (’62)
Jackson, Al .............. 20 (’62) Seaver, Tom........ 280.1 (’75) Fisher, Jack ...........256 (’64) Jackson, Al .............128 (’63)
Stallard, Tracy ......... 20 (’64) Seaver, Tom....... 278.0 (’68) Fisher, Jack ...........252 (’65) Fisher, Jack ............124 (’64)
Jackson, Al .............. 20 (’65) Gooden, Dwight....276.2 (’85) Fisher, Jack ............251 (’67) Fisher, Jack .............121 (’65)
Koosman, Jerry ...... 20 (’77) Seaver, Tom........ 273.1 (’69) Craig, Roger ..........249 (’63) Fisher, Jack .............121 (’67)
Hook, Jay .................. 19 (’62) Seaver, Tom........ 271.0 (’76) Jackson, Al ............244 (’62) Torrez, Mike............120 (’83)
Cisco, Galen ............. 19 (’64) Matlack, Jon ........265.1 (’74) Gooden, Dwight...242 (’88) Craig, Roger ............117 (’63)
Fisher, Jack .............. 18 (’67) Koosman, Jerry ... 265.0 (‘74) Swan, Craig ............ 241 (’79) Espinosa, Niño ....... 117 (’78)
EARNED RUNS ALLOWED WALKS SHUTOUTS STRIKEOUTS

Craig, Roger ............ 117 (’62) Ryan, Nolan ..............116 (’71) Gooden, Dwight........8 (’85) Seaver, Tom............289 (’71)
Hook, Jay .................115 (’62) Darling, Ron.............114 (’85) Koosman, Jerry ......... 7 (’68) Seaver, Tom...........283 (’70)
Fisher, Jack .............115 (’67) Torrez, Mike.............113 (’83) Matlack, Jon ................7 (’74) Gooden, Dwight...276 (’84)
Jackson, Al ..............113 (’62) Perez, Oliver ......... 105 (‘08) Koosman, Jerry .........6 (’69) Gooden, Dwight.. 268 (’85)
Fisher, Jack ..............111 (’65) Darling, Ron............104 (’84) Matlack, Jon ............... 6 (’76) Seaver, Tom............ 251 (’73)
Torrez, Mike........... 108 (’83) Matlack, Jon ............ 99 (’73) Seaver, Tom..5 (’74-’76,’68-’69) Seaver, Tom........... 249 (’72)
Fisher, Jack ............107 (’64) Hampton, Mike .......99 (‘00) Ojeda, Bobby .............5 (’88) Seaver, Tom........... 243 (’75)
Espinosa, Niño ...... 107 (’78) Koosman, Jerry ...... 98 (‘75) Cone, David................5 (’92) Cone, David.............241 (’91)
Pelfrey, Mike ......... 103 (‘09) Ryan, Nolan ..............97 (‘70) deGROM, JACOB... 239 ('17)
Three tied with .............. 102 Leiter, Al ................... 97 (‘04) Seaver, Tom...........235 (’76)
ERA* SAVES HOME RUNS ALLOWED HOLDS

Gooden, Dwight 1.53 (’85) FAMILIA, JEURYS ...51 ('16) Craig, Roger ............ 35 (‘62) Reed, Addison ......... 40 (‘16)
Seaver, Tom........... 1.76 (’71) Benitez, Armando... 43 (‘01) Astacio, Pedro ........ 32 (‘02) Weathers, David .... 26 (‘03)
Koosman, Jerry . 2.08 (’68) FAMILIA, JEURYS ..43 (‘15) Hook, Jay .................. 31 (‘62) Heilman, Aaron ......26 (‘06)
Seaver, Tom......... 2.08 (’73) Benitez, Armando... 41 (’00) Harnisch, Pete ........30 (‘96) Stanton, Mike .......... 25 (‘04)
Seaver, Tom........ 2.20 (’68) Wagner, Billy ...........40 (‘06) Reed, Rick ................30 (‘98) Feliciano, Pedro ..... 24 (‘09)
Seaver, Tom......... 2.21 (’69) Franco, John ........... 38 (‘98) Reed, Rick ................28 (‘00) Feliciano, Pedro ...... 23 (‘10)
Cone, David........ 2.22 (’88) Franco, John ........... 36 (‘97) Craig, Roger ............ 28 (‘63) FAMILIA, JEURYS ...23 (‘14)
HARVEY, MATT ..2.27 (‘13) Rodriguez, Francisco.. 35 (‘09) Trachsel, Steve ........ 28 (‘01) Heilman, Aaron ...... 22 (‘07)
Koosman, Jerry . 2.28 (’69) Wagner, Billy ........... 34 (‘07) deGROM, JACOB... 28 ('17) Wendell, Turk ........... 21 (‘99)
Matlack, Jon ........ 2.32 (’72) Two tied with .................... 33 Capuano, Chris ........ 27 (‘11) Feliciano, Pedro ...... 21 (‘08)
Sanchez, Duaner .... 21 (‘08)
HISTORY
K PER 9* K/BB RATE* QUALITY STARTS WHIP

Gooden, Dwight 11.39 (’84) Saberhagen, Bret .. 11.00 (’94) Gooden, Dwight..... 33 (‘85) HARVEY, MATT...0.931 (‘13)
SYNDERGAARD, N. ....10.68 ('16) HARVEY, MATT .. 6.16 (‘13) Seaver, Tom.............. 31 (‘68) Seaver, Tom........0.946 (‘71)
deGROM, JACOB .. 10.68 (‘17) Colón, Bartolo ......5.67 (‘15) Seaver, Tom................31 (‘71) Martinez, Pedro...0.949 (‘05)
Cone, David......... 9.91 (’90) deGROM, JACOB.. 5.39 (‘15) Seaver, Tom...............31 (‘73) Gooden, Dwight.....0.965 (‘85)
Cone, David......... 9.79 (’92) Reed, Rick ........... 5.28 (’98) Seaver, Tom............. 29 (‘69) Seaver, Tom....... 0.976 (‘73)
deGROM, JACOB .... 9.66 (‘15) HARVEY, MATT.... 5.08 (‘15) Santana, Johan ...... 28 (‘08) Seaver, Tom....... 0.978 (‘68)
HARVEY, MATT.....9.64 (‘13) SYNDERGAARD, N ...5.07 ('16) Five tied with ................... 27 deGROM, JACOB .. 0.979 (‘15)
Fernandez, Sid ... 9.51 (’85) Colón, Bartolo ......5.03 (‘14) Fernandez, Sid ....0.986 (‘93)
Cone, David......... 9.32 (’91) Seaver, Tom.......... 4.74 (’71) Ojeda, Bobby .....1.004 ('88)
Fernandez, Sid ... 9.10 (’88) Martinez, Pedro.. 4.43 (’05) Reed, Rick .............1.010 ('01)
* minimum 160 innings
ROOKIE BATTING LEADERS
Strawberry, Darryl.....26 (‘83) Strawberry, Darryl ..74 (‘83) Wilson, Mookie........ 24 (‘81) Davis, Ike ................ 230 (‘10)
Davis, Ike ....................19 (‘10) Wigginton, Ty ........... 71 (‘03) Mazzilli, Lee ............. 22 (‘77) Wigginton, Ty ........227 (‘03)
Swoboda, Ron ......... 19 (‘65) Davis, Ike .................... 71 (‘10) Jefferies, Gregg ...... 21 (‘89) Payton, Jay ............ 218 (‘00)
Milner, John ...............17 (‘72) Henderson, Steve .....65 (‘77) Strawberry, Darryl .. 19 (‘83) Strawberry, Darryl...215 (‘83)
Payton, Jay ............... 17 (‘00) Payton, Jay ..............62 (‘00) Jones, Cleon ............ 16 (‘66) Hunt, Ron .................211 (‘63)
Lewis, Johnny .......... 15 (‘65) Phillips, Jason ......... 58 (‘03) Dykstra, Lenny ........ 15 (‘85) Jefferies, Gregg ... 199 (‘89)
Agbayani, Benny .... 14 (‘99) Jones, Cleon ........... 57 (‘66) Matsui, Kazuo .......... 14 (‘04) Jones, Cleon ..........184 (‘66)
WRIGHT, DAVID ....14 (‘04) Jefferies, Gregg ..... 56 (‘89) REYES, JOSÉ ..........13 (‘03) Lewis, Johnny ........183 (‘65)
Hickman, Jim ........... 13 (‘62) Shinjo, Tsuyoshi ......56 (‘01) Wigginton, Ty ........... 12 (‘03) Mazzilli, Lee ............182 (‘77)
Burnitz, Jeromy ....... 13 (‘93) Everett, Carl ............ 54 (‘95) Gomez, Carlos ......... 12 (‘07) Matsui, Kazuo ........182 (‘04)
Valent, Eric ............... 13 (‘04)
d’ARNAUD, TRAVIS.....13 (‘14)

Wigginton, Ty .......... 53 (‘03) Brooks, Hubie...... .307 (‘81) Mazzilli, Lee ............159 (‘77) Wigginton, Ty ........573 (‘03)
Davis, Ike ................... 53 (‘10) Phillips, Jason .... .298 (‘03) Wigginton, Ty .........156 (‘03) Mazzilli, Lee ........... 537 (‘77)
Strawberry, Darryl.....48 (’83) Henderson, Steve .. .297 (‘77) Ordoñez, Rey ..........151 (‘96) Hunt, Ron ...............533 (‘63)
Hunt, Ron ................. 42 (‘63) Payton, Jay .......... .291 (‘00) Elster, Kevin............149 (‘88) Davis, Ike ................ 523 (‘10)
Jefferies, Gregg ..... 42 (‘89) Alfonzo, Edgardo.. .278 (‘95) Payton, Jay ............ 149 (‘00) Jefferies, Gregg .. 508 (‘89)
Payton, Jay ............... 41 (‘00) Mitchell, Kevin .... .277 (‘86) Lewis, Johnny ........148 (‘65) Ordoñez, Rey ....... 502 (‘96)
Matsui, Kazuo .......... 41 (‘04) Jones, Cleon ....... .275 (‘66) Davis, Ike ..................147 (‘10) Jones, Cleon .........495 (‘66)
d’ARNAUD, TRAVIS....38 (‘14) Hunt, Ron ............. .272 (‘63) Hunt, Ron ................143 (‘63) Payton, Jay ........... 488 (‘00)
Swoboda, Ron .........37 (‘65) Matsui, Kazuo .... .272 (‘04) Gardenhire, Ron.....141 (‘82) Lewis, Johnny ....... 477 (‘65)
Two tied with.....................36 Wilson, Mookie..... .271 (‘81) Jefferies, Gregg .....141 (‘89) Matsui, Kazuo ...... 460 (‘04)

Jones, Cleon ............74 (‘66) Wigginton, Ty .........146 (‘03) Wigginton, Ty .......... 36 (‘03) Wilson, Mookie...........8 (‘81)
Wigginton, Ty .......... 73 (‘03) Hunt, Ron ................145 (‘63) Davis, Ike ................... 33 (‘10) Strawberry,Darryl ..... 7 (‘83)
Davis, Ike ................... 73 (‘10) Payton, Jay .............142 (‘00) Matsui, Kazuo ......... 32 (‘04) Henderson, Steve .... 6 (‘77)
Jefferies, Gregg ..... 72 (‘89) Davis, Ike ................ 138 (‘10) Turner, Justin ............ 30 (‘11) Burnitz, Jeromy .........6 (‘93)
Henderson, Steve ..67 (‘77) Jones, Cleon ..........136 (‘66) Hunt, Ron ................. 28 (‘63) Wigginton, Ty .............6 (‘03)
Mazzilli, Lee ............. 66 (‘77) Mazzilli, Lee ............ 134 (‘77) Jefferies, Gregg ..... 28 (‘89) Alfonzo, Edgardo ......5 (‘95)
Matsui, Kazuo ......... 65 (‘04) Jefferies, Gregg .....131 (‘89) Phillips, Jason ......... 25 (‘03) LAGARES, JUAN ...... 5 (‘13)
Hunt, Ron ................. 64 (‘63) Ordoñez, Rey ........ 129 (‘96) Mazzilli, Lee ..............24 (‘77) Six tied with .........................4
Lewis, Johnny ......... 64 (‘65) Matsui, Kauo ..........125 (‘04) Payton, Jay ..............23 (‘00)
Two tied with.....................63 Phillips, Jason ........120 (‘03) Shinjo, Tsuyoshi ...... 23 (‘01)
WALKS SLUGGING PCT.* ON-BASE PERCENTAGE* OPS*

Mazzilli, Lee ..............72 (‘77) Strawberry, Darryl.. .512 (‘83) Phillips, Jason ..... .373 (‘03) Henderson, Steve.... .852 (‘77)
Davis, Ike ................... 72 (‘10) Henderson, Steve. .480 (‘77) Henderson, Steve.... .372 (‘77) Strawberry, Darryl ... .848 (‘83)
Lewis, Johnny ......... 59 (‘65) Mitchell, Kevin ... .466 (‘86) Davis, Ike ............... .351 (‘10) Phillips, Jason .... .815 (‘03)
Milner, John ...............51 (‘72) Payton, Jay .......... .447 (‘00) Brooks, Hubie..... .345 (‘81) Mitchell, Kevin ...... .811 (‘86)
Hickman, Jim ...........47 (‘62) Phillips, Jason ..... .442 (‘03) Mitchell, Kevin ... .344 (‘86) Davis, Ike ................ .791 (‘10)
Strawberry, Darryl ..47 (‘83) Davis, Ike .............. .440 (‘10) Milner, John ......... .340 (‘72) Payton, Jay .......... .778 (‘00)
Wigginton, Ty .......... 46 (‘03) Swoboda, Ron .... .424 (‘65) Mazzilli, Lee ......... .340 (‘77) Milner, John ......... .762 (‘72)
Henderson, Steve ..43 (‘77) Milner, John ......... .423 (‘72) Strawberry, Darryl ... .336 (‘83) Brooks, Hubie...... .756 (‘81)
Hunt, Ron ................. 40 (‘63) d’ARNAUD, TRAVIS.. .416 (‘14) Hunt, Ron ............. .334 (‘63) Hunt, Ron ............. .730 (‘63)
Garrett, Wayne ....... 40 (‘69) Brooks, Hubie........ .411 (‘81) Turner, Justin ........ .334 (‘11) Hickman, Jim ...... .729 (‘62)
Matsui, Kazuo ......... 40 (‘04)
* Min. 350 plate appearances
ROOKIE PITCHING LEADERS
FAMILIA, JEURYS .. 76 (‘14) Gentry , Gary .......... 35 (‘69) Seaver, Tom.............. 18 (‘67) Koosman, Jerry ....... 19 (‘68)
Rice, Scott ..................73 (‘13) Seaver, Tom............. 34 (‘67) Koosman, Jerry ....... 17 (‘68) Gooden, Dwight.......17 (‘84)
Parnell, Bobby ........68 (‘09) Koosman, Jerry ...... 34 (‘68) Jackson, Al ............... 12 (‘62) Seaver, Tom.............. 16 (‘67)
Sisk, Doug................ 67 (‘83) Jackson, Al .............. 33 (‘62) Matlack, Jon ............... 8 (‘72) Matlack, Jon ............. 15 (‘72)
Wakefield, Bill ......... 62 (‘64) Darling, Ron............. 33 (‘84) Gooden, Dwight........ 7 (‘84) Gentry, Gary............. 13 (‘69)
McDowell, Roger ... 62 (‘85) Matlack, Jon ............32 (‘72) Gentry, Gary...............6 (‘69) Gee, Dillon .................. 13 (‘11)
Reardon, Jeff............ 61 (‘80) Gooden, Dwight...... 31 (‘84) Terrell, Walt ................4 (‘83) Darling, Ron.............. 12 (‘84)
Beato, Pedro .............60 (‘11) Seo, Jae-Weong ..... 31 (‘03) Gardner, Rob..............3 (‘66) Bomback, Mark .......10 (‘80)
Bearnarth, Larry ..... 58 (‘63) Niese, Jonathon......30 (‘10) Ryan, Nolan ................3 (‘68) Aguilera, Rick...........10 (‘85)
ROBLES, HANSEL ..57 (‘15) Yoshii, Masato ........ 29 (‘98) Webb, Hank................ 3 (‘75) Takahashi, Hisanori ....10 (‘10)
SEWALD, PAUL ...... 57 (‘17)
LOSSES INNINGS PITCHED EARNED RUNS ALLOWED WALKS

Jackson, Al .............. 20 (‘62) Koosman, Jerry ...263.2 (‘68) Jackson, Al ..............113 (‘62) Darling, Ron............104 (‘84)
Anderson, Craig.......17 (‘62) Seaver, Tom........ 251.0 (‘67) Gentry, Gary............ 89 (‘69) Puleo, Charlie .........90 (‘82)
Young, Anthony ...... 14 (‘92) Matlack, Jon ...... 244.0 (‘72) Wilson, Paul.............89 (‘96) Tate, Randy.............. 86 (‘75)
Seaver, Tom.............. 13 (‘67) Gentry, Gary......233.2 (‘69) Darling, Ron..............87 (‘84) Gentry, Gary............. 81 (‘69)
Tate, Randy................13 (‘75) Jackson, Al .......... 231.1 (‘62) Puleo, Charlie ......... 85 (‘82) Jackson, Al ...............78 (‘62)
Koosman, Jerry ....... 12 (‘68) Gooden, Dwight ..218.0 (‘84) Niese, Jonathon.......81 (‘10) Seaver, Tom..............78 (‘67)
Gentry, Gary............. 12 (‘69) Darling, Ron.......205.2 (‘84) Seo, Jae-Weong .... 80 (‘03) Ryan, Nolan ............. 75 (‘68)
Wilson, Paul.............. 12 (‘96) Seo, Jae-Weong ... 188.1 (‘03) Gee, Dillon ................. 79 (‘11) Gooden, Dwight......73 (’84)
Seo, Jae-Weong ..... 12 (‘03) Niese, Jonathon.... 173.2 (‘10) Anderson, Craig......78 (‘62) Matlack, Jon ..............71 (’72)
Bruhert, Mike .............11 (‘78) Yoshii, Masato ....171.2 (‘98) Seaver, Tom..............77 (‘67) Wilson, Paul.............. 71 (‘96)
Gee, Dillon .................. 71 (‘11)
SHUTOUTS STRIKEOUTS ERA (100 IP) SAVES

Koosman, Jerry ......... 7 (‘68) Gooden, Dwight...276 (‘84) Koosman, Jerry . 2.08 (‘68) McDowell, Roger .... 17 (‘85)
Jackson, Al .................4 (‘62) Koosman, Jerry .....178 (‘68) Sisk, Doug............ 2.24 (‘83) Young, Anthony ...... 15 (‘92)
Matlack, Jon ............... 4 (‘72) Seaver, Tom............170 (‘67) Matlack, Jon ........ 2.32 (‘72) Sisk, Doug.................. 11 (‘83)
Gentry, Gary...............3 (‘69) Matlack, Jon ...........169 (‘72) Gooden, Dwight 2.60 (‘84) Allen, Neil.................... 8 (‘79)
Gooden, Dwight........3 (‘84) SYNDERGAARD, N. ... 166 (‘15) Reardon, Jeff....... 2.61 (‘80) Takahashi, Hisanori ..8 (‘10)
Seaver, Tom................2 (‘67) Gentry, Gary...........154 (‘69) deGROM, JACOB ....2.69 (‘14) Baldwin, Rick .............6 (‘75)
Terrell, Walt ................2 (‘83) Niese, Jonathon.... 148 (‘10) Seaver, Tom.......... 2.76 (‘67) Reardon, Jeff..............6 (‘80)
Darling, Ron................2 (‘84) deGROM, JACOB .....144 (‘14) McDowell, Roger..... 2.83 (‘85) Myers, Randy .............6 (‘87)
Many tied with ......................1 Darling, Ron............136 (‘84) Ryan, Nolan ........ 3.09 (‘68) Parker, Harry .............. 5 (‘73)
Ryan, Nolan ............133 (‘68) Aguilera, Rick...... 3.24 (‘85) FAMILIA, JEURYS .... 5 (‘14)
SYNDERGAARD, N. . 3.24 (‘15)
HOLDS HOME RUNS ALLOWED

FAMILIA, JEURYS ..23 (‘14) Gentry, Gary............ 24 (‘69)
Rice, Scott ...................17 (‘13) Mlicki, Dave ............. 23 (‘95)
Parnell, Bobby .........16 (‘09) Yoshii, Masato ........ 22 (‘98)
SEWALD, PAUL .......13 (‘17) Seaver, Tom.............. 19 (‘67)
Black, Vic ................... 12 (‘14) SYNDERGAARD, N. .. 19 (‘15)
ROBLES, HANSEL .. 12 (‘15) Anderson, Craig...... 18 (‘62)
Beato, Pedro ............... 11 (‘11) Seo, Jae-Weong ..... 18 (‘03)
Smith, Joe ................. 10 (‘07) Gee, Dillon .................. 18 (‘11)
Lidle, Cory...................9 (‘97) Parsons, Tom ........... 17 (‘65)
HISTORY
Myers, Randy ............. 7 (‘87) Bomback, Mark ....... 17 (‘80)

Darling, Ron...............17 (‘84)
GSELLMAN, ROBERT..17 (‘17)
ALL-TIME LEADERS
HOME RUNS AS A DESIGNATED HITTER
Mike Piazza......................................................9
Carlos Delgado ..............................................3
AT HOME (SEASON) Gary Sheffield .................................................3
Darryl Strawberry ........................................ 24 ..................1990 Carlos Beltrán.................................................3
Darryl Strawberry .........................................21 .................. 1988
Howard Johnson ..........................................21 ................... 1991 ALL-STAR HOME RUNS
Cliff Floyd ........................................................21 .................2005 DAVID WRIGHT .................................... 2006
Carlos Delgado ............................................21 .................2008 Lee Mazzilli .................................................. 1979
DAVID WRIGHT .......................................21 ...............2008 INTERLEAGUE (SEASON)
ON THE ROAD (SEASON) Lucas Duda ................................................. 2014....................... 7
Carlos Beltrán............................................... 26 .................2006 Neil Walker .................................................. 2016....................... 7
Howard Johnson ......................................... 23 .................. 1987 MICHAEL CONFORTO .........................2017 .................... 7
Dave Kingman .............................................. 22 ...................1975 Mike Piazza................................................. 2000 ......................6
Mike Piazza.................................................... 22 .................. 1999 Mike Piazza.................................................. 2001 ...................... 6
Carlos Beltrán............................................... 22 ................. 2007 Richard Hidalgo .........................................2004 ...................... 6
Dave Kingman ...............................................21 ...................1976 Cliff Floyd .................................................... 2005 ...................... 6
Todd Hundley ................................................21 .................. 1996 Carlos Beltrán............................................ 2006 ...................... 6
Mike Piazza.....................................................21 .................2000 DAVID WRIGHT .................................... 2007 ................... 6
Mike Piazza.....................................................21 ................. 2002 Curtis Granderson .................................... 2015....................... 6
Ike Davis ..........................................................21 .................. 2012 INTERLEAGUE (CAREER)
IN A MONTH (INDIVIDUAL) Mike Piazza.................................................... 28
April Carlos Delgado ...................2006.............. 9 DAVID WRIGHT .......................................21
Dave Kingman .....................1976 .............. 9 Curtis Granderson .......................................19
John Buck ..............................2013 .............. 9 Carlos Beltrán................................................16
Neil Walker ........................... 2016 .............. 9 Cliff Floyd ........................................................14
May Darryl Strawberry ...............1987 ............ 10 Lucas Duda ....................................................12
Carlos Beltrán .....................2006............ 10 Carlos Delgado ............................................. 11
June Tommie Agee .......................1970 ..............11 Edgardo Alfonzo ........................................... 11
Howard Johnson ............... 1989 ..............11 JOSÉ REYES ............................................ 11
July Dave Kingman .....................1975 .............13
August Mike Piazza .......................... 1999 ..............11
September Gary Carter .......................... 1985 .............13 RBI
IN ANY MONTH IN A MONTH-INDIVIDUAL
Dave Kingman ............................ July ................1975 .............13
April Jeff Kent ................................1994 ........... 26
Gary Carter........................... September ........ 1985.............13
May Willie Montanez ..................1978 ........... 28
Tommie Agee ............................ June ..............1970 ..............11
June Mike Piazza .........................2000............32
Lee Mazzilli .................................. July .............. 1980 ..............11
July Carlos Beltrán ....................2006............32
Howard Johnson ...................... June ............. 1989 ..............11
August Mike Piazza ......................... 1999 ............33
Mike Piazza............................... August ........... 1999 ..............11
September Gary Carter ......................... 1985 ............34
IN A MONTH (TEAM) IN ANY MONTH
April ............................................................... 2017 .....................37
Gary Carter........................... September ....... 1985 ............34
May ................................................................ 2016.................... 40
Mike Piazza............................... August ........... 1999 ............33
June ............................................................... 2017 .................... 50
Mike Piazza................................. June .............2000............32
July.................................................................2004 ................... 38
Carlos Beltrán............................. July ..............2006............32
August........................................................... 2015.....................45
Dave Kingman ............................ July ...............1975 .............31
2016 ....................45
September ................................................... 2015.....................42 INTERLEAGUE (SEASON)
DAVID WRIGHT .................................... 2010 ..................24
IN EXTRA INNINGS Mike Piazza.................................................. 1999..................... 19
Howard Johnson ...........................................9
Lucas Duda ................................................. 2014..................... 19
Kevin McReynolds.........................................5
Todd Zeile ................................................... 2000 .....................17
Tommie Agee .................................................4
Mike Piazza................................................. 2000 .................... 16
Bobby Bonilla .................................................4
Mike Piazza.................................................. 2001 .................... 16
Todd Hundley .................................................4
DAVID WRIGHT .................................... 2008 ................. 16
Mike Piazza......................................................4
Ike Davis ....................................................... 2012..................... 16
Darryl Strawberry ..........................................4
Carlos Beltrán.................................................3 INTERLEAGUE (CAREER)
Donn Clendenon ...........................................3 DAVID WRIGHT ..............................................................106
Chris Jones......................................................3 Mike Piazza................................................................................ 80
Dave Kingman ................................................3 JOSÉ REYES .....................................................................60
Ron Swoboda .................................................3 Carlos Beltrán............................................................................57
Daniel Murphy .......................................................................... 55
Lucas Duda ................................................................................49
Edgardo Alfonzo ...................................................................... 46
A L L-T I M E L E A D E R S
30-30 SEASONS 30 HOME RUN/100 RBI SEASONS

Player Year HR SB Player Year HR RBI
Howard Johnson 1987 36 32 Carlos Beltrán 2006 41 116
Darryl Strawberry 1987 39 36 Todd Hundley 1996 41 112
Howard Johnson 1989 36 41 Mike Piazza 1999 40 124
Howard Johnson 1991 38 30 Darryl Strawberry 1987 39 104
DAVID WRIGHT 2007 30 34 Darryl Strawberry 1988 39 101
Carlos Delgado 2008 38 115
Carlos Delgado 2006 38 114
Mike Piazza 2000 38 113
Darryl Strawberry 1990 37 108
DAVID WRIGHT 2008 33 124
Carlos Beltrán 2007 33 112
Robin Ventura 1999 32 120
Gary Carter 1985 32 100
Bernard Gilkey 1996 30 117
DAVID WRIGHT 2007 30 107
NATIONAL LEAGUE LEADERS

HOME RUNS STRIKEOUTS
Howard Johnson ........................................1991 .................... 38 R.A. Dickey .................................................. 2012..................230
Darryl Strawberry ...................................... 1988.................... 39 David Cone...................................................1991 ................... 241
Dave Kingman ............................................ 1982.....................37 David Cone.................................................. 1990 .................233
Dwight Gooden.......................................... 1985..................268
RBI Dwight Gooden.......................................... 1984.................. 276
Howard Johnson ........................................1991 .................... 117 Tom Seaver ................................................. 1976 ..................235
Tom Seaver ................................................. 1975 .................. 243
BATTING AVERAGE Tom Seaver ................................................. 1973 ................... 251
JOSÉ REYES ..........................................2011 ................337 Tom Seaver ..................................................1971 ..................289
STOLEN BASES Tom Seaver ................................................. 1970 ..................283
Eric Young, Jr. ............................................. 2013.................... 46 WINS
JOSÉ REYES ......................................... 2007 .................78 Dwight Gooden.......................................... 1985.....................24
JOSÉ REYES ......................................... 2006 .................64 Tom Seaver ................................................. 1975 .................... 22
JOSÉ REYES ......................................... 2005 .................60 Tom Seaver ................................................. 1969.................... 25
ERA
Johan Santana .......................................... 2008 ................2.53
Dwight Gooden.......................................... 1985..................1.53
Craig Swan .................................................. 1982.................2.43
Tom Seaver ................................................. 1973 .................2.08
Tom Seaver ..................................................1971 .................. 1.76
HISTORY
Tom Seaver ................................................. 1970 .................2.82
SAVES
JEURYS FAMILIA ................................. 2016 ...................51
John Franco ................................................ 1994.................... 30
John Franco ................................................ 1990 ....................33
ALL-TIME TEAM STATISTICS
BATTING
Year AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB
1962 .240 161 5492 617 1318 166 40 139 573 616 991 59
1963 .219 162 5336 501 1168 156 35 96 459 457 1078 41
1964 .246 163 5566 569 1372 195 31 103 527 353 932 36
1965 .221 164 5441 495 1202 203 27 107 460 392 1129 28
1966 .239 161 5371 587 1286 187 35 98 534 446 992 55
1967 .238 162 5417 498 1288 178 23 83 461 362 981 58
1968 .228 163 5503 473 1252 178 30 81 434 379 1203 72
1969 .242 162 5427 632 1311 184 41 109 598 527 1089 66
1970 .249 162 5443 695 1358 211 42 120 640 684 1062 118
1971 .249 162 5477 588 1365 203 29 98 546 547 958 89
1972 .225 156 5135 528 1154 175 31 105 490 589 990 41
1973 .246 161 5457 608 1345 198 24 85 553 540 805 27
1974 .235 162 5468 572 1286 183 22 96 538 597 735 43
1975 .256 162 5587 646 1430 217 34 101 604 501 805 32
1976 .246 162 5415 615 1334 198 34 102 560 561 797 66
1977 .244 162 5410 587 1319 227 30 88 525 529 887 98
1978 .245 162 5433 607 1332 227 47 86 561 549 829 100
1979 .250 163 5591 593 1399 255 41 74 558 498 817 135
1980 .257 162 5478 611 1407 218 41 61 554 501 840 158
1981 .248 105 3493 348 868 136 35 57 325 304 603 103
1982 .247 162 5510 609 1361 227 26 97 568 456 1005 137
1983 .241 162 5444 575 1314 172 26 112 542 436 1031 141
1984 .257 162 5438 652 1400 235 25 107 607 500 1001 149
1985 .257 162 5549 695 1425 239 35 134 651 546 872 117
1986 .263 162 5558 783 1462 261 31 148 730 631 968 118
1987 .268 162 5601 823 1499 287 34 192 771 592 1012 159
1988 .256 160 5408 703 1387 251 24 152 659 544 842 140
1989 .246 162 5489 683 1351 280 21 147 633 504 934 158
1990 .256 162 5504 775 1410 278 21 172 734 536 851 110
1991 .244 161 5359 640 1305 250 24 117 605 578 789 153
1992 .235 162 5340 599 1254 259 17 93 564 572 956 129
1993 .248 162 5448 672 1350 228 37 158 632 448 879 79
1994 .250 113 3869 506 966 164 21 117 477 336 807 25
1995 .267 144 4958 657 1323 218 34 125 617 446 994 58
1996 .270 162 5618 746 1515 267 47 147 697 445 1069 97
1997 .262 162 5524 777 1448 274 28 153 741 550 1029 97
1998 .259 162 5510 706 1425 289 24 136 671 572 1049 62
1999 .279 163 5572 853 1553 297 14 181 814 717 994 150
2000 .263 162 5486 807 1445 281 20 198 761 675 1037 66
2001 .249 162 5459 642 1361 273 18 147 608 545 1062 66
2002 .256 161 5496 690 1409 238 22 160 650 486 1044 87
2003 .247 161 5341 642 1317 262 24 124 607 489 1035 70
2004 .249 162 5532 684 1376 289 20 185 658 512 1159 107
2005 .258 162 5505 722 1421 279 32 175 683 486 1075 153
2006 .264 162 5558 834 1469 323 41 200 800 547 1071 146
2007 .275 162 5605 804 1543 294 27 177 761 549 981 200
2008 .266 162 5606 799 1491 274 38 172 751 619 1024 138
2009 .270 162 5453 671 1472 295 49 95 631 526 928 122
2010 .249 162 5465 656 1361 266 40 128 625 502 1095 130
2011 .264 162 5600 718 1477 309 39 108 676 571 1085 130
2012 .249 162 5450 650 1357 286 21 139 625 503 1250 79
2013 .237 162 5559 619 1318 263 32 130 593 512 1384 114
2014 .239 162 5472 629 1306 275 19 125 602 516 1264 101
2015 .244 162 5527 683 1351 295 17 177 654 488 1290 51
2016 .246 162 5459 671 1342 240 19 218 649 517 1302 42
2017 .250 162 5510 735 1379 286 28 224 713 529 1291 58
ALL-TIME TEAM STATISTICS
PITCHING
Year ERA G CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR
1962 5.04 161 43 4 10 1430.0 1577 948 801 571 772 192
1963 4.12 162 42 5 12 1427.1 1452 774 654 529 806 162
1964 4.25 163 40 10 15 1438.2 1511 776 680 466 717 130
1965 4.06 164 29 11 14 1454.2 1462 752 656 498 776 147
1966 4.17 161 37 9 22 1427.0 1497 761 661 521 773 166
1967 3.73 162 36 10 19 1433.2 1369 672 594 536 893 124
1968 2.72 163 45 25 32 1483.1 1250 499 449 430 1014 87
1969 2.99 162 51 28 35 1468.1 1217 541 487 517 1012 119
1970 3.45 162 47 10 32 1459.2 1260 630 559 575 1064 135
1971 2.99 162 42 13 22 1466.1 1227 550 487 529 1157 100
1972 3.26 156 32 12 41 1414.2 1263 578 513 486 1059 118
1973 3.26 161 47 15 40 1465.0 1345 588 531 490 1027 127
1974 3.42 162 46 15 14 1470.1 1433 646 558 504 908 99
1975 3.39 162 40 14 31 1466.0 1344 625 552 580 989 99
1976 2.94 162 53 18 25 1449.0 1248 538 473 419 1025 97
1977 3.77 162 27 12 28 1433.2 1378 663 601 490 911 118
1978 3.87 162 21 7 26 1455.1 1447 690 626 531 775 114
1979 3.84 163 16 10 36 1482.2 1486 706 633 607 819 120
1980 3.85 162 17 9 33 1451.1 1473 702 621 510 886 140
1981 3.55 105 7 3 24 926.0 906 432 365 336 490 74
1982 3.88 162 15 5 37 1447.1 1508 723 624 582 759 119
1983 3.68 162 18 7 33 1451.0 1384 680 593 615 717 97
1984 3.60 162 12 15 50 1442.2 1371 676 577 573 1028 104
1985 3.11 162 32 19 37 1488.0 1306 568 514 515 1039 111
1986 3.11 162 27 11 46 1484.0 1304 578 513 509 1083 103
1987 3.84 162 16 7 51 1454.0 1407 698 621 510 1032 135
1988 2.91 160 31 22 46 1439.0 1253 532 465 404 1100 78
1989 3.29 162 24 12 38 1454.1 1260 595 531 532 1108 115
1990 3.43 162 18 14 41 1440.0 1339 613 548 444 1217 119
1991 3.56 161 12 11 39 1437.1 1403 646 568 410 1028 108
1992 3.66 162 17 13 34 1446.2 1404 653 588 482 1025 98
1993 4.05 162 16 8 22 1438.0 1483 744 647 434 867 139
1994 4.13 113 7 3 35 1023.0 1069 526 470 332 640 117
1995 3.88 144 9 9 36 1291.0 1296 618 556 401 901 133
1996 4.22 162 10 10 41 1440.0 1517 779 675 532 999 159
1997 3.95 162 7 8 49 1459.1 1452 709 640 504 982 160
1998 3.76 162 9 16 46 1458.0 1381 645 609 532 1129 152
1999 4.27 163 5 7 49 1456.2 1372 711 691 617 1172 167
2000 4.16 162 8 10 49 1450.0 1398 738 670 574 1164 164
2001 4.07 162 6 14 48 1445.2 1418 713 654 438 1191 186
2002 3.89 161 9 10 36 1442.2 1408 703 624 543 1107 163
2003 4.48 161 3 10 38 1413.1 1497 754 704 576 907 168
2004 4.09 162 2 6 31 1449.0 1452 731 658 592 977 156
2005 3.76 162 8 11 38 1435.2 1390 648 599 491 1012 135
2006 4.14 162 5 12 43 1461.2 1402 731 673 527 1161 180
2007 4.26 162 2 10 39 1452.1 1415 750 687 570 1134 165
2008 4.07 162 5 12 43 1464.1 1415 715 662 590 1181 163
HISTORY
2009 4.45 162 3 12 39 1426.0 1452 757 705 616 1031 158
2010 3.70 162 8 19 36 1453.0 1438 652 597 545 1106 135
2011 4.19 162 6 9 43 1448.0 1482 742 674 514 1126 147
2012 4.09 162 7 5 36 1434.0 1368 709 651 488 1240 161
2013 3.77 162 4 10 40 1476.2 1442 684 618 458 1209 152
2014 3.49 162 1 10 42 1463.2 1370 618 568 509 1303 141
2015 3.43 162 1 14 50 1462.2 1341 613 557 383 1337 152
2016 3.57 162 1 13 55 1447.0 1397 617 574 439 1396 152
2017 5.01 162 2 5 34 1434.2 1538 863 799 593 1374 220
YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD
Year W-L Pct. Pos Gb-A Manager
1962 40-120 .250 10 -60.5 Stengel
1963 51-111 .315 10 -48.0 Stengel
1964 53-109 .327 10 -40 Stengel
1965 50-112 .309 10 -47 Stengel-Westrum
1966 66-95 .410 9 -28.5 Westrum
1967 61-101 .377 10 -40.5 Westrum-Parker
1968 73-89 .451 9 -24 Hodges
1969 100-62 .617 1-East +8 Hodges
1970 83-79 .512 3-East -6 Hodges
1971 83-79 .512 3-East (T) -14 Hodges
1972 83-73 .532 3-East -13.5 Berra
1973 82-79 .509 1-East +1.5 Berra
1974 71-91 .438 5-East -17 Berra
1975 82-80 .506 3-East (T) -10.5 Berra-McMillan
1976 86-76 .531 3-East -15 Frazier
1977 64-98 .395 6-East -37 Frazier-Torre
1978 66-96 .407 6-East -24 Torre
1979 63-99 .389 6-East -35 Torre
1980 67-95 .414 5-East -24 Torre
1981 41-62 .398 5-East -18.5 Torre
1982 65-97 .401 6-East -27 Bamberger
1983 68-94 .420 6-East -22 Bamberger-Howard
1984 90-72 .556 2-East -6.5 Johnson
1985 98-64 .605 2-East -3 Johnson
1986 108-54 .667 1-East +21.5 Johnson
1987 92-70 .568 2-East -3 Johnson
1988 100-60 .625 1-East +15 Johnson
1989 87-75 .537 2-East -6 Johnson
1990 91-71 .562 2-East -4 Johnson-Harrelson
1991 77-84 .478 5-East -20.5 Harrelson-Cubbage
1992 72-90 .444 5-East -24.0 Torborg
1993 59-103 .364 7-East -38.0 Torborg-Green
1994 55-58 .487 3-East -18.5 Green
1995 69-75 .479 2-East (T) -21.0 Green
1996 71-91 .438 4-East -25.0 Green-Valentine
1997 88-74 .543 3-East -13.0 Valentine
1998 88-74 .543 2-East -18.0 Valentine
1999 97-66 .595 2-East -6.5 Valentine
2000 94-68 .580 2-East -1.0 Valentine
2001 82-80 .506 3-East -6.0 Valentine
2002 75-86 .466 5-East -26.5 Valentine
2003 66-95 .410 5-East -34.5 Howe
2004 71-91 .438 4-East -25.0 Howe
2005 83-79 .512 3-East (T) -7.0 Randolph
2006 97-65 .599 1-East +12.0 Randolph
2007 88-74 .543 2-East -1.0 Randolph
2008 89-73 .549 2-East -3.0 Randolph-Manuel
2009 70-92 .432 4-East -23.0 Manuel
2010 79-83 .488 4-East -18.0 Manuel
2011 77-85 .475 4-East -25.0 Collins
2012 74-88 .457 4-East -24.0 Collins
2013 74-88 .457 3-East -22.0 Collins
2014 79-83 .488 2-East (T) -17.0 Collins
2015 90-72 .556 1-East +7.0 Collins
2016 87-75 2.537 2-East -8.0 Collins
2017 70-92 .432 4-East -27.0 Collins
TOTALS 4,285-4,647 .480
ALL-TIME WIN-LOSS BREAKDOWN
vs. NL vs. NL vs. NL vs. AL vs. AL vs. AL Extra DHs
Year Home Road Day Night East Cent West East Cent West 1-Run Inn. W-L-S Overall
1962 22-58 18-62 24-62 16-58 — — — — — — 19-39 4-13 3-17-10 40-120
1963 34-47 17-64 32-60 19-51 — — — — — — 18-32 8-4 3-6-10 51-111
1964 33-48 20-61 28-58 25-51 — — — — — — 17-30 3-6 4-12-6 53-109
1965 29-52 21-60 29-57 25-51 — — — — — — 20-32 8-6 5-11-8 50-112
1966 32-49 34-46 34-47 32-48 — — — — — — 25-24 5-7 5-6-12 66-95
1967 36-42 25-59 28-42 33-59 — — — — — — 24-30 9-9 4-8-13 61-101
1968 32-49 41-40 30-43 43-47 — — — — — — 26-37 2-13 2-9-11 73-89
1969 52-30 48-32 45-30 55-32 57-33 — 43-29 — — — 41-23 10-6 11-3-8 100-62
1970 44-38 39-41 41-30 42-49 50-40 — 33-39 — — — 24-27 9-11 3-2-8 83-79
1971 44-37 39-42 32-38 51-41 49-41 — 34-38 — — — 31-27 13-9 4-2-5 83-79
1972 41-37 42-36 33-32 50-41 48-36 — 35-37 — — — 33-15 7-6 3-1-6 83-73
1973 43-38 39-41 28-34 54-45 48-41 — 34-38 — — — 31-32 7-12 2-3-8 82-79
1974 36-45 35-46 37-32 34-59 39-51 — 32-40 — — — 17-36 4-16 2-11-5 71-91
1975 42-39 40-41 30-33 52-47 40-50 — 42-30 — — — 23-29 8-10 1-7-6 82-80
1976 45-37 41-39 40-31 46-45 47-43 — 39-33 — — — 30-30 3-8 1-2-6 86-76
1977 35-44 29-54 29-36 35-62 34-56 — 30-42 — — — 18-28 7-5 1-6-9 64-98
1978 33-47 33-49 24-39 42-57 37-53 — 29-43 — — — 27-35 8-17 1-3-8 66-96
1979 28-53 35-46 28-38 35-61 33-57 — 30-42 — — — 24-35 7-12 2-8-9 63-99
1980 38-44 29-51 31-41 36-54 41-49 — 26-46 — — — 26-34 8-13 2-4-6 67-95
1981 24-27 17-35 22-20 19-42 27-32 — 14-30 — — — 14-12 6-1 0-2-3 41-62
1982 33-48 32-49 25-27 40-70 37-53 — 28-44 — — — 23-31 7-9 0-5-6 65-97
1983 41-41 27-53 23-28 45-66 40-50 — 28-44 — — — 28-29 12-4 4-2-5 68-94
1984 48-33 42-39 25-32 65-40 46-44 — 44-28 — — — 29-20 11-1 4-3-2 90-72
1985 51-30 47-34 36-25 62-39 52-38 — 46-26 — — — 33-31 12-10 2-1-2 98-64
1986 55-26 53-28 42-19 66-35 59-31 — 49-23 — — — 29-20 13-10 4-1-4 108-54
1987 49-32 43-38 27-29 65-41 53-37 — 39-33 — — — 29-23 5-11 2-0-1 92-70
1988 56-24 44-36 34-20 66-40 57-33 — 43-27 — — — 31-21 9-5 2-0-1 100-60
1989 51-30 36-45 24-32 63-43 48-42 — 39-33 — — — 22-30 8-10 2-1-0 87-75
1990 52-29 39-42 31-26 60-45 51-39 — 40-32 — — — 23-28 5-5 2-2-3 91-71
1991 40-42 37-42 24-29 53-55 44-45 — 33-39 — — — 20-29 8-8 0-0-3 77-84
1992 41-40 31-50 21-27 51-63 34-56 — 38-34 — — — 24-30 4-9 1-2-2 72-90
1993 28-53 31-50 21-38 38-65 30-48 — 29-55 — — — 19-35 8-7 0-1-2 59-103
1994 23-30 32-28 18-18 37-40 15-21 21-14 19-23 — — — 19-20 4-8 0-0-1 55-58
1995 40-32 29-43 17-23 52-52 27-25 21-24 21-26 — — — 21-24 9-7 1-0-0 69-75
1996 42-39 29-52 27-31 44-60 25-27 28-33 18-31 — — — 23-35 8-8 1-1-3 71-91
1997 50-31 38-43 37-26 51-48 29-19 34-21 18-26 7-8 — — 21-27 11-7 0-1-3 88-74
1998 47-34 41-40 33-26 55-48 22-26 33-21 24-20 9-7 — — 35-26 7-9 4-1-3 88-74
1999 49-32 48-34 32-23 65-43 27-23 33-18 25-19 12-6 — — 27-19 6-5 1-0-1 97-66
2000 55-26 39-42 33-24 61-44 27-23 34-16 24-20 9-9 — — 29-20 10-8 3-0-0 94-68
2001 44-37 38-43 22-34 60-46 43-33 15-21 14-18 10-8 — — 30-20 10-10 0-0-0 82-80
2002 38-43 37-43 21-33 54-53 35-41 20-15 10-22 3-3 7-5 — 27-26 5-9 0-2-1 75-86
2003 34-46 32-49 21-30 45-65 27-49 17-22 17-14 0-6 — 5-4 15-28 1-6 0-3-0 66-95
2004 38-43 33-48 25-31 46-60 29-47 15-21 17-15 4-2 6-6 — 23-24 11-6 0-1-2 71-91
2005 48-33 35-46 26-26 57-53 38-36 20-21 20-12 3-3 — 2-7 21-24 8-6 0-0-1 83-79
HISTORY
2006 50-31 47-34 36-19 61-46 45-29 23-17 23-10 6-9 — — 31-16 9-5 1-0-2 97-65
2007 41-40 47-34 30-22 58-52 35-37 28-12 17-18 3-3 2-4 3-0 22-15 7-8 0-0-0 88-74
2008 48-33 41-40 29-25 60-48 40-32 20-20 20-15 4-2 — 5-4 16-19 9-9 0-0-2 89-73
2009 41-40 29-52 30-25 40-67 28-44 23-17 14-21 5-10 — — 19-24 4-7 0-0-0 70-92
2010 47-34 32-49 22-26 57-57 31-41 21-19 14-18 6-3 7-2 — 25-30 7-9 1-1-0 79-83
2011 34-47 43-38 24-26 53-59 33-39 19-20 16-17 2-4 2-1 5-4 21-28 7-7 1-3-0 77-85
2012 36-45 38-43 33-26 41-62 32-40 17-22 17-19 8-7 — — 20-22 3-7 0-1-0 74-88
2013 33-48 41-40 31-34 43-54 34-42 12-21 17-16 4-0 7-9 — 29-28 8-12 1-1-2 74-88
2014 40-41 39-42 31-22 48-61 38-38 16-18 14-18 2-2 — 9-7 26-29 7-8 0-0-2 79-83
2015 49-32 41-40 32-17 58-55 47-29 13-20 21-12 9-11 — — 25-24 9-6 0-1-0 90-72
2016 44-37 43-38 29-17 58-58 40-36 22-10 13-21 2-2 10-6 — 25-22 8-5 0-1-1 87-75
2017 37-44 33-48 14-33 56-59 37-39 14-19 12-21 0-4 — 7-9 21-24 3-8 1-1-2 70-92
Totals 2009-2460 2670-2886 519-462 108-109 36-35 409-453 4285-4647
2276-2187 1615-1761 1932-1924 1302-1357 41-33 1369-1488 97-159-214
MONTHLY WIN-LOSS BREAKDOWN
Month Most Wins Fewest Wins 2017 Total
March 1-0 (2008) 0-1 (2003) 0-0 3-3
1-1 (2000) 0-1 (2014)
1-0 (1998)
April 16-8 (2006) 2-10 (1964) 10-14 576-559
16-10 (2002)
May 21-7 (1972) 8-21 (1977) 13-14 733-793-2
8-18 (1979)
June 21-7 (1990) 6-21 (1993) 14-14 727-807-1
July 21-7 (1985) 4-25 (1963) 11-13 732-777
21-9 (1984)
August 21-11 (1986) 5-24 (1982) 10-20 743-859
21-10 (1969)
September 23-7 (1969) 6-18 (1962) 12-16 712-801-2
October 5-0 (1986) 0-3 (2 Times) 0-1 59-48-2
5-1 (1972)
*1981, 1994 and 1995 low totals not reflected due to shortened season.
1-0 LOSSES DECIDED BY A HOME RUN

Date Opponent Inning Opponent Batter Mets Pitcher
7/10/63 vs. Los Angeles 8 Johnny Roseboro Carl Willey
7/27/63 at Houston 8 Johnny Bateman Roger Craig
9/2/63 (2) vs. Cincinnati 1 Pete Rose Jay Hook
5/5/65 vs. Philadelphia 6 Jim Bunning* Warren Spahn
5/28/66 vs. Philadelphia 7 Bill White Bob Friend
4/13/68 at Los Angeles 2 Ron Fairly Don Cardwell
8/17/68 vs. Houston 6 Jimmy Wynn Jim McAndrew
5/20/71 at Philadelphia 2 Deron Johnson Gary Gentry
9/16/71 vs. Chicago 8 Juan Pizarro* Tom Seaver
4/17/73 vs. Chicago 4 Rick Monday Tom Seaver
6/7/74 at Houston 2 Lee May Harry Parker
7/17/76 vs. Houston 1 Cesar Cedeño Tom Seaver
7/28/76 vs. Pittsburgh 13 Richie Hebner Ken Sanders
4/26/78 vs. Pittsburgh 11 Ed Ott Bob Myrick
6/4/80 vs. St. Louis 10 Ken Reitz Neil Allen
6/8/85 vs. St. Louis 9 Tommy Herr Tom Gorman
9/11/85 vs. St. Louis 10 Cesar Cedeño Jesse Orosco
7/28/90 vs. St. Louis 7 Willie McGee David Cone
9/9/97 vs. Philadelphia 8 Rico Brogna Dave Mlicki
6/16/03 at Florida 3 Ivan Rodriguez Tom Glavine
9/18/03 vs. Montreal 3 Todd Zeile Steve Trachsel
9/19/04 at Pittsburgh 3 Humberto Cota Aaron Heilman
4/9/16 vs. Philadelphia 5 Ryan Howard Bartolo Colon
9/14/16 at Washington 7 Wilson Ramos Fernando Salas
* Pitcher
HISTORICAL RECORDS
BATTING
GAMES PLAYED HITS SINGLES
Season Individual, Game Individual, Nine-Inning Game
162 ............................John Olerud, 1999 6 ......................................... Wilmer Flores 5 ...................................... Dave Magadan
Felix Millan, 1975 vs. Chicago-NL, 7/3/16 vs. Houston, 7/24/87 (G2)
Career ..................................... Edgardo Alfonzo Individual, Extra-Inning Game
1,853 ................................. Ed Kranepool at Houston, 8/30/99 5 (two times).....................Jim Hickman
Consecutive Individual, Season at Atlanta, 9/30/64 (12 innings)
200........................................José Reyes, 227 ......................Lance Johnson, 1996 Gary Carter
4/24/05-6/5/06 Individual, Season, Rookie at Atlanta, 7/4/85 (19 innings)
146 ..........................Ty Wigginton, 2003 Team, Nine-Inning Game
AT-BATS Individual, Career 18 ................................. at Atlanta, 8/7/71
Individual, Game 1,777 ....................................David Wright Team, Extra-Inning Game
11................. Dave Schneck at St. Louis Team, Most in an Inning 23.................................at Atlanta, 7/4/85
9/11/74 (25 innings) 10 ........................... vs. Atlanta, 8/18/09 (19 innings)
Individual, Season (fourth inning) Team, Most, Season
696............................José Reyes, 2005 Team, Nine-Inning Game 1,087 .................................................. 1980
Individual, Season, Rookie 23 (twice).............at Chicago, 5/26/64
573 .........................Ty Wigginton, 2003 at Colorado, 5/29/00 DOUBLES
Individual, Career Team, Extra-Inning Game Individual, Game
5,996 ..................................David Wright 28 ................................at Atlanta, 7/4/85 3 (28 times) .....last, Yoenis Céspedes
Team, Nine-Inning Game (19 innings) at Miami, 8/3/15
49....................at Chicago-NL, 5/26/64 Team, Most, Season Individual, Season
Team, Extra-Inning Game 1,553 ...................................................1999 44......................... Bernard Gilkey, 1996
89 .........................................vs. St. Louis, Team, Fewest, Season* Individual, Season, Rookie
9/11/74 (25 innings) 1,168 ....................................................1963 36 ...........................Ty Wigginton, 2003
Team, Season Individual, Career
5,618 .................................................. 1996 HITTING STREAKS 390......................................David Wright
Individual, Consecutive Games Team, Most, Game
RUNS 30 ........................................Moises Alou, 10 ........................... at Montreal, 9/27/01
Individual, Game 8/23-9/26/07 Team, Most, Season
6 ................................... Edgardo Alfonzo Consecutive Games, Lefthander 323 .................................................... 2006
at Houston, 8/30/99 23.........................................John Olerud,
Individual, Season 7/19-8/9/98 TRIPLES
127 ....................... Carlos Beltrán, 2006 Consecutive Games, Rookie Individual, Game
Individual, Season, Rookie 23............................................... Mike Vail, 3 ............................................. Doug Flynn
74 ..............................Cleon Jones, 1966 8/22-9/15/75 at Montreal, 8/5/80
Individual, Career Consecutive At-bats With a Hit Individual, Season
949 ......................................David Wright 9 ............ José Vizcaino, 4/23-4/25/96 21 .........................Lance Johnson, 1996
Team, Most in an Inning Individual, Consecutive Games on Individual, Season, Rookie
12 ................................................... 4/29/16 Road 8 ............................ Mookie Wilson, 1981
vs. San Francisco (third inning) 24 ..........................................José Reyes, Individual, Career
(for entire list see chart on page 189) 6/28-9/24/10 110 ...........................................José Reyes
Team, Game Individual, Consecutive Games at Team, Most, Nine-Inning Game
23............................ at Chicago, 8/16/87 Home 4 ........................... vs. Chicago, 5/23/70
Team, Two Consecutive Games 22 ............................... Edgardo Alfonzo, Team, Most, Extra-Inning Game
34.................. at Chicago, 6/12-6/13/90 5/16-7/6/97 4 .......................... vs. San Diego, 7/6/79
HISTORY
(Won 19-8 & 15-10) (12 innings)

Team, Doubleheader Team, Most, Season
24............................at Chicago, 6/13/90 49 ..................................................... 2009
(Won 15-10 & 9-6)
Team, Most In A Season
853 ......................................................1999
Team, Fewest in a Season*
473 ......................................................1968
HISTORICAL RECORDS
HOME RUNS Individual, One Month (Total) Individual, Leadoff, Season

Individual, Game 13 (twice) ... Dave Kingman, July, 1975 7 (twice) ...... Curtis Granderson, 2015
3 (13 times) ...............Yoenis Céspedes Gary Carter, September, 1985 ...................... Curtis Granderson, 2016
at Philadelphia, 4/11/17 Individual, Season Individual, Leadoff, Career
....................................Yoenis Céspedes 41 (twice) ............ Carlos Beltrán, 2006 21 ............................................José Reyes
at Colorado, 8/21/15 Todd Hundley, 1996 Team, Leadoff, Season
Lucas Duda Individual, Season, Righthander 11...........................................................2017
vs. San Diego, 7/29/15 40 .............................. Mike Piazza, 1999 Individual, Inside the park, Career
Kirk Nieuwenhuis Individual, Season, Lefthander 2 (twice) .............................Angel Pagan
vs. Arizona, 7/12/15 39 (twice)................ Darryl Strawberry, Darryl Strawberry
Ike Davis 1987 & 1988 (for list see chart on page 321)
at Arizona, 7/28/12 Individual, Season, Rookie Individual, Extra-Innings, Career
Carlos Beltrán 26 ...................Darryl Strawberry, 1983 9 ...................................Howard Johnson
at Colorado, 5/12/11 Individual, Season, at Home Individual, Interleague, Season
José Reyes 24....................Darryl Strawberry, 1990 7 ......................Michael Conforto, 2017
at Philadelphia, 8/15/06
Individual, Season, on the Road Neil Walker, 2016
Edgardo Alfonzo
26 ........................ Carlos Beltrán, 2006 Lucas Duda, 2014
at Houston, 8/30/99
Gary Carter Individual, Career Individual, Interleague, Career
at San Diego, 9/3/85 252 ............................ Darryl Strawberry 28 ..........................................Mike Piazza
Darryl Strawberry Individual, Career, Righthander Team, Consecutive Home Runs in
at Chicago, 8/5/85 242 ......................................David Wright One Inning
Claudell Washington Individual, Career, Switch Hitter 3 (seven times) ........ vs. Philadelphia,
at Los Angeles, 6/22/80 192 ...............................Howard Johnson 6/7/07, sixth inning
Dave Kingman Individual, Career, at Home (Delgado, Wright, Lo Duca)
at Los Angeles, 6/4/76 123 ............................. Darryl Strawberry vs. Philadelphia,4/17/89,
Jim Hickman third inning (Strawberry-
Individual, Career, on the Road
at St. Louis, 9/3/65 McReynolds-Hernandez)
129 ............................. Darryl Strawberry
Individual, Game, at Cincinnati, 5/1/88, fifth inning
Individual, Walkoff, Career (Teufel-Hernandez-Strawberry)
Each Side of the Plate 4 .............................................Mike Piazza
21 times..... last by Asdrubal Cabrera, at Atlanta, 7/27/86, third inning
Kevin McReynolds, (Carter-Strawberry-Mitchell)
vs. Philadelphia, 8/26/16 Cleon Jones,
(for entire list see chart on page 87) at San Diego, 7/20/74, fifth inning
Chris Jones (Theodore-Staub-Jones)
Individual, Two Consecutive Games Individual, Career, Designated Hitter at Montreal, 5/18/70, eighth inning
(Total) 9 .............................................Mike Piazza (Marshall-Foy-Grote)
5 ............................................ Gary Carter,
Individual, 1-0 Games Decided by a vs. Philadelphia, 4/28/62, sixth
9/3-9/4/85
Home Run inning (Thomas-Neal-Hodges)
Individual, Three Consecutive (for 1-0 wins by a HR, see page 174) Team, Most, Game
Games (Total) (for 1-0 losses by a HR, see page 362) 8 ..................................................... 8/24/15
6 ....................................... Frank Thomas,
Individual, Grand Slams, Game at Philadelphia (Flores-2, Wright,
8/1, 8/2 & 8/3/62
1 .................................... many times, last, Lagares, d’Arnaud, Cuddyer,
Individual, Consecutive Games with Wilmer Flores at Houston (G1) Murphy, Céspedes)
a home run (regular season) 9/2/17 Team, First Two Batters of Game
5 ....................................Richard Hidalgo, (for list see chart on page 416) twice ...................7/12/07 vs. Cincinnati
7/1-7/5/04
Individual, Grand Slams, Season (Reyes, Gotay)
Individual, Consecutive Games with 3 (four times)...... Carlos Beltrán, 2006 ....................... 8/26/16 vs. Philadelphia
a home run (postseason) Mike Piazza, 2000 (Reyes, Cabrera)
6 .......................................Daniel Murphy, Robin Ventura, 1999 Team, Consecutive Games
10/13/15-10/21/15 John Milner, 1976 with a Home Run
Individual, Consecutive at-bats Individual, Grand Slams, Career 21 ........................................... 7/16-8/5/96
3, Many times............................... last by 6 .............................................Mike Piazza Team, Consecutive Games without
Yoenis Céspedes, 8/21/15
Team, Grand Slams, Game a Home Run
Individual, Pitcher, Game 2 ...................................6/28/11 at Detroit 17 ..........................................8/27-9/13/80
2 (twice) ................. Noah Syndergaard Jason Bay and Carlos Beltrán Team, Most, Month
at Los Angeles-NL, 5/11/16 7/16/06 at Chicago (NL) 50 ............................................ June, 2017
................................................Walt Terrell Cliff Floyd and Carlos Beltrán
at Chicago, 8/6/83 Team, Most, Season
Individual, Grand Slams, Pitcher 224 ......................................................2017
Individual, First Major League At-Bat 1 (twice) .....................Jack Hamilton vs.
4 times ................................Mike Jacobs Team, Fewest, Season*
St. Louis, 5/20/67 (Al Jackson) 61......................................................... 1980
vs. Washington, 8/31/05 Carl Willey vs. Houston,
Kazuo Matsui 7/15/63 (Ken Johnson)
at Atlanta, 6/6/04
Team, Grand Slams, Season
Mike Fitzgerald
10 ....................................................... 2006
at Philadelphia, 9/13/83
Benny Ayala
vs. Houston, 8/27/74
HISTORICAL RECORDS
RBI STOLEN BASES SACRIFICE HITS

Individual, Game Individual, Game Individual, Game
9 ..................................... Carlos Delgado 4 (four times) ....................David Wright 3 ...................................Livan Hernandez
at NY Yankees, 6/27/08 (G1) at San Francisco, 5/14/09 at Florida, 4/11/09
Individual Rookie, Game Roger Cedeño ..........................................Sid Fernandez
7 ....................................Jermony Burnitz at Philadelphia, 5/14/99 vs. Houston, 7/24/87 (Game 1)
at Montreal, 8/5/93 Vince Coleman Individual, Season
Individual, Consecutive Games vs. Montreal, 6/23/93 24................................. Felix Millan, 1974
15 .................. Mike Piazza, 6/14-7/2/00 and at St. Louis, 6/26/92 Individual, Career
Individual, One Month Individual, Consecutive Games With 85 (twice)..................... Dwight Gooden
34 .........Gary Carter, September, 1985 a Stolen Base Jerry Koosman
6 (three times) ...................José Reyes, Team, Most, Nine-Inning Game
Individual, Season
8/21-8/26/07 5 .................................at Atlanta, 7/18/09
124 (twice) ............... Mike Piazza, 1999
José Reyes, Team, Most, Extra-Inning Game
David Wright, 2008
7/17-7/23/05 5 (two times)......................at Colorado,
Individual, Season, Lefthander Vince Coleman,
120 ........................ Robin Ventura, 1999 4/26/95 (14 innings)
5/1-5/8/91 vs. Pittsburgh,
Individual, Season, Rookie Individual, Season 8/10/92 (16 innings)
74 ....................Darryl Strawberry, 1983 78 ............................... José Reyes, 2007 Team, Most, Season
Individual, Career Individual, Season, Rookie 108....................................................... 1973
956 ......................................David Wright 24.......................... Mookie Wilson, 1981
Team, Most, Game Individual, Consecutive SLUGGING PERCENTAGE
22 ........................... at Chicago, 8/16/87 Without Being Caught Season†
Team, Most, Season 33..............................Kevin McReynolds .614 ...........................Mike Piazza, 2000
814 .......................................................1999 6/7/87-4/9/89 Rookie†
Individual, Career .512 .................Darryl Strawberry, 1983
TOTAL BASES 403 .........................................José Reyes Career!
Individual, Game
Team, Most, Game .542 .......................................Mike Piazza
16 ..........Edgardo Alfonzo at Houston,
7 ...................at San Francisco, 5/14/09 Team, High
8/30/99 (3-HR, 2B, 2-1B)
(Wright-4, Cora, Beltrán, Sheffield) .445 ................................................... 2006
Individual, Season
Team, Most Over Two
334 .........................David Wright, 2008 SACRIFICE FLIES
Consecutive Games
Individual, Season, Switch Hitter 11 (three times) ....................8/7-8/18/87 Individual, Game
319 ...................Howard Johnson, 1989 8/15-8/26/07 2 (27 times) ......last, Brandon Nimmo,
Individual, Season, Lefthander 5/14-5/15/09 9/6/17 vs. Philadelphia
327 ......................Lance Johnson, 1996 Team, Most, Season Individual, Season
Individual, Career 200.....................................................2007 15 (twice)......... Howard Johnson, 1991
2,945 ..................................David Wright Team, Fewest, Season* Gary Carter, 1986
Team, Most, Game 27 ......................................................... 1973 Individual, Career
51..................... at Philadelphia, 8/24/15 65 ........................................David Wright
Team, Most, Season CAUGHT STEALING Team, Most, Inning
2,474 ................................................. 2006 Individual, Nine-Inning Game 3 ...........at Yankees (second), 6/24/05
2 (34 times) .............. last, José Reyes, Team, Most, Game
EXTRA-BASE HITS vs. Philadelphia, 9/15/07 4 (three times) .....at Yankees, 6/24/05
Individual, Game Individual, Extra-Inning Game vs. Philadelphia, 9/23/72
4 (11 times) 3 ......................................... Lenny Randle at San Francisco, 7/26/67
..................... last by Yoenis Céspedes at Montreal, 4/15/78 (11 innings) Team, Most, Season
at Philadelphia, 4/11/17 Team, Nine-Inning Game 59 ........................................................1997
Individual, consecutive Games 4 ...............................at Montreal, 8/3/79
9 .......Yoenis Céspedes, 4/15-4/29/16 Team, Extra-Inning Inning Game
Individual, Season 4 ...................twice, last, at Pittsburgh,
80 (twice) .......... Carlos Beltrán, 2006 9/20/80
HISTORY
Howard Johnson, 1989 Individual, Season

Individual, Rookie, Season 21 (twice).................. José Reyes, 2007
53 ...........................Ty Wigginton, 2003 Lenny Randle, 1977
Ike Davis, 2010 Individual, Career
Individual Career 100..........................................José Reyes
658 ......................................David Wright Team, Season
Team, Most, Game 99 ....................................................... 1980
15 .................... at Philadelphia, 8/24/15
Team, Most, Season
564 .................................................... 2006
HISTORICAL RECORDS
STRIKEOUTS WALKS (CONT.) GIDP

Individual, Most, Game Individual, Game, Intentional Individual, Most, Game
5 (five times) .............. Ryan Thompson 3 (five times) .......... last, David Wright, 4 .........Joe Torre vs. Houston, 7/21/75
vs. St. Louis, 9/29/93 (17 innings) at Atlanta, 7/18/09 Individual, Most, Season
Dave Kingman Individual, Season, Intentional 27 ............................... Mike Piazza, 1999
vs. Houston, 5/28/82 25 ....................Howard Johnson, 1988 Individual, Fewest, Season*
Frank Taveras Individual, Season 1 ..................... Curtis Granderson, 2014
vs. San Diego, 5/1/79 125 ............................John Olerud, 1999 Team, Most, Nine Inning Game
Ron Swoboda Individual, Career 5 (six times)...........last, vs. Arizona G1,
vs. St. Louis (Game 1), 6/22/69 761 .......................................David Wright 5/25/14
Ron Swoboda
Team, Most, Game Team, most, extra-inning Game
at Houston, 4/15/68 (24 innings)
16 ................... at Los Angeles, 6/29/62 6 ...................at San Francisco, 8/21/04
Individual, Most, Season
Team, Most, Season (12 innings)
161 ............................David Wright, 2010
Individual, Most, Season, 717 .......................................................1999 Team, Most, Season
149 .......................................................1999
Lefthanded
HIT BY PITCH
151 ................. Curtis Granderson, 2015 BATTING AVERAGE
Individual, Game
Individual, Most, Career
2 (28 times) ................last, Lucas Duda Individual, Season†
1,292 ...................................David Wright .354 .......................... John Olerud, 1998
at Chicago-NL, 5/13/15
Individual, Fewest, Season* Individual, Season† Righthander
Individual, Season
14.................................. Felix Millan, 1974 .340..........................Cleon Jones, 1969
14................................ Lucas Duda, 2015
(585 plate appearances)
Individual, Career Individual, Season†,
Most, Nine-Inning Game
45.........................................David Wright Switch Hitter
19 ............................at St. Louis, 9/15/69 .337 ............................. José Reyes, 2011
Team, Most, Game
Team, Most, Extra-Inning Game
4 ..................................... vs. Philadelphia Individual, Season†, Rookie
22 .......vs. San Francisco, 5/31/64-G2 .307 .........................Hubie Brooks, 1981
9/25/16
(23 innings)
Team, Most, Season Individual, Career!
Team, Most, Doubleheader .315 .......................................John Olerud
68 ........................................................2015
30 ................... vs. Washington, 10/3/15
Individual, Career!, Righthander
Team, Most, Season LEFT ON BASE .296........David Wright & Mike Piazza
1,384 ...................................................2013 Team, Nine-Inning Game Individual, Career!, Switch-Hitter
Team, Fewest, Season* 16 .............................. at Florida, 7/25/01 .286........................................José Reyes
735 ...................................................... 1974 Team, Extra-Inning Game Team, Highest, Season
25 .............................................two times, .279 .....................................................1999
WALKS at St. Louis, 7/19/15 (17 innings)
Individual, Nine-Inning Game Team, Lowest, Season*
vs. St. Louis, 9/11/74 (25 innings) .219......................................................1963
5 ............................................Mike Baxter,
at San Diego, 8/4/12
SHUTOUTS
Individual, Extra-Inning Game
Team, Most, Season
5 ......... Vince Coleman vs. Pittsburgh,
30 ........................................................1963
8/10/92 (16 innings)
Team, Most, Consecutive Games
†Based on minimum 502 plate appearances Without Being Shutout
!Based on minimum 1,500 plate appearances 110 ...................................9/12/85-7/17/86
PINCH-HITTING
AT-BATS HITS (CONT.) HOME RUNS (CONT.)
Individual, Most At-Bats, Season Individual, Most Hits, Career Team, Back-To-Back Home Runs
83 ............................ Lenny Harris, 2001 90 ...................................... Ed Kranepool 2 (twice) ...........vs. San Francisco, 5/4/91
Individual, Most Plate Appearances, Team, Most Hits, Season ninth inning (Sasser-Carreon)
Season 75.........................................................1993 at St. Louis, 5/11/97
94 .............................. Rusty Staub, 1983 ninth inning (Everett-Huskey)
Individual, Most At-Bats, Career HOME RUNS Individual, RBI, Season
325 .................................... Ed Kranepool Individual, Home Runs, Season 25 .............................. Rusty Staub, 1983
Team, Most At-Bats, Season 5 ................................Jordany Valdespin Individual, RBI, Career
328 ......................................................1965 Individual, Home Runs, Career 72...........................................Rusty Staub
8 ......................................... Mark Carreon Team, RBI
HITS (see chart on page 415) 50 ........................................................1983
Individual, Most Consecutive Hits Team, Home Runs, Season
8 ..................Rusty Staub, 6/11-6/26/83 13......................................................... 2016 PINCH-HITTING AVERAGE
Individual, Most Hits, Season Highest Batting Average, Season
24............................... Rusty Staub, 1983 .295..................................................... 1976
Lowest Batting Average, Season*
.152 .................................................... 2003
HISTORICAL RECORDS
PITCHING
GAMES COMPLETE GAMES (CONT.) SCORELESS STREAKS
Individual, Season Team, Most, Season Individual, Starter
92 .......................Pedro Feliciano, 2010 53 ........................................................ 1976 32.2 innings .......................R.A. Dickey,
Individual, Season, Righthander Team, Fewest, Season* 5/22-6/13/12
82 .................................Joe Smith, 2008 1 ................................. 2014, 2015 & 2016 Individual, Reliever
Individual, Season, Rookie 27.2 innings ................... Jesse Orosco,
76 .......................... Jeurys Familia, 2014 INNINGS PITCHED 7/22-8/24/83
Individual, Consecutive Games Individual, Game Individual, Rookie
Pitched 15 (twice)...................Rob Gardner (G2) 26.0 innings ...................... John Maine,
8 ......................................... Turk Wendell, vs. Philadelphia, October, 2, 1965 7/15-8/12/06
9/14-9/23/98 Al Jackson Team
vs. Philadelphia, August 14, 1962 42.0 innings.....................9/23-9/28/69
Individual, Career
695 .......................................John Franco Individual, Season
Individual, Career, Righthander
290.2 .........................Tom Seaver, 1970 WINS
401 .........................................Tom Seaver Individual, Season, Lefthander Individual, Season
265.1 ......................... Jon Matlack, 1974 25 .............................. Tom Seaver, 1969
PITCHERS USED Individual, Season, Rookie Individual, Season, Lefthanded
Team, Nine-Inning Game 263.2 .................. Jerry Koosman, 1967 21 ......................... Jerry Koosman, 1976
10 ................................................... 9/20/12 Individual, Career Individual, Season, Rookie
vs. Philadelphia 3,045.2 ................................Tom Seaver 19 .........................Jerry Koosman, 1968
Team, Extra-Inning Game Individual, Career, Lefthander Individual, Season,
10 ................................................... 9/22/16 Righthanded Rookie
vs. Philadelphia 2,544.2 ..........................Jerry Koosman 17 ........................ Dwight Gooden, 1984
Team, Most Used In A Season SHUTOUTS Individual, Season, Reliever
29 (twice)............................ 2013 & 2017 14.......................Roger McDowell, 1986
Individual, Season
Team, Fewest Used In A Season* 8 ......................... Dwight Gooden, 1985 Individual, Season,
Lefthanded Reliever
13................................. 1963, 1976 & 1971 Individual, Season, Lefthanded
13.............................Jesse Orosco, 1983
7 (twice) ................... Jon Matlack, 1974
STARTS .............................Jerry Koosman, 1968 Individual, Consecutive Single
Season
Individual, Season Individual, Season, Rookie
14...................................Dwight Gooden,
36 (four times)......... Jack Fisher, 1965 7 ...........................Jerry Koosman, 1968
5/30/85-8/25/85
Tom Seaver, 1970, 1973 and 1975 Individual, Consecutive
Individual, Consecutive Over
Individual, Season, Lefthander 2 (15 times) ...........last, Johan Santana
Multiple Seasons
35 (five times) ........................................... vs. San Diego, 5/26/12 (9-0) &
16 ..........................................Tom Seaver,
.......................Frank Viola, 1990 & 1991 vs. St. Louis, 6/1/12 (8-0)
8/9/69-5/6/70
................................... Jon Matlack, 1976 (for entire list see chart on page 102)
................Jerry Koosman, 1973 & 1974 Individual, Single Season
Individual, Career Consecutive Starts
Individual, Season, Rookie 44...........................................Tom Seaver 8 (four times) ................ Jacob deGrom
35 ..............................Gary Gentry, 1969 Individual, Career, Lefthanded 6/12/17-7/24/17
Individual, Career 26 (twice).......................Jerry Koosman Bobby Jones
395 ........................................Tom Seaver Jon Matlack 4/30/97-6/9/97
Individual, Career, Lefthander Team, Most, Season David Cone, 8/23/88-9/30/88
346 ..................................Jerry Koosman 28 ........................................................1969 Tom Seaver, 8/26/69-9/27/69
Team, Fewest, Season* Individual, Consecutive to Start the
COMPLETE GAMES 4 ...........................................................1962 Season
Individual, Season 10 .......... Terry Leach, 5/22/87-8/11/87
Both Games of Doubleheader
21 .................................Tom Seaver, 1971
1 ...........................................at Pittsburgh, Individual, Career
HISTORY
Individual, Season, Lefthander 9/12/69 (1-0 & 1-0) 198 .........................................Tom Seaver
17 (twice) .......................Jerry Koosman,
Team, Consecutive Individual, Career, Lefthanded
1976 & 1968
4 ..........................................9/24-9/28/69 140 ...................................Jerry Koosman
Individual, Season, Rookie
Team, 1-0 Shutouts Won Individual, Highest Winning
18 ................................Tom Seaver, 1967
9 ...........................................................1969 Percentage
Individual, Career .870 ...............David Cone, 1988 (20-3)
171 ..........................................Tom Seaver
Team, Pitchers With 10+ Wins
Individual, Career, Lefthander 6 ...........................................................1986
108...................................Jerry Koosman
Individual, Consecutive
8 (twice) .........................Jerry Koosman
7/15/76-8/21/76
Tom Seaver
8/26/69-9/27/69
HISTORICAL RECORDS
LOSSES HITS ALLOWED RUNS ALLOWED (CONT.)

Individual, Season Individual, Fewest, Game Team, Most, Season
24 (twice) .................Roger Craig, 1962 0 .......................................Johan Santana 948 ......................................................1962
.................................... Jack Fisher, 1965 vs. St. Louis, 6/1/12 Team, Most Earned, Season
Individual, Season, Lefthanded Individual, Most, Game 801.......................................................1962
20 (3x) .................Jerry Koosman, 1977 15 ...........................................Tom Seaver Team, Fewest, Season*
Al Jackson, 1962 and 1965 at Philadelphia, 5/25/76 499 ......................................................1968
Individual, Season, Reliever Individual, Most, Season Team, Fewest Earned, Season*
13..........................Skip Lockwood, 1978 261 .............................Roger Craig, 1962 449 ......................................................1968
Individual, Season, Rookie Individual, Most, Season, Rookie
20 ................................ Al Jackson, 1962 244 .............................. Al Jackson, 1962 HOME RUNS ALLOWED
Individual, Consecutive, Individual, Most, Career Individual, Back-To-Back-To-Back,
Single Season 2,431 .....................................Tom Seaver Inning
18 ......................................... Roger Craig, Team, Most, Game 3 ............................................................last,
5/4/63-8/4/63 27 .....................at Philadelphia, 6/11/85 Bartolo Colón, April 13, 2014 at Los
Individual, Consecutive Multiple Team, Most, Season* Angeles-AL (Trout, Pujols, Ibanez)
Seasons 1,577....................................................1962 Team, Back-To-Back-To-Back, Inning
27 ...................................Anthony Young, Team, Fewest Season* (More Than One Pitcher)
5/6/92-7/24/93 1,217 ....................................................1969 3 ............................ vs. St. Louis, 7/18/64
Individual, Career (Boyer and White off Bill Wakefield
137 ...................................Jerry Koosman RUNS ALLOWED and McCarver off Carl Willey)
Individual, Career, Righthanded Individual, Earned, Game Individual, Most, Inning
124 .........................................Tom Seaver 11 (three times) ........... Craig Anderson 4 ......... Steve Trachsel, vs. San Diego,
vs. Los Angeles, 8/26/62 5/17/01, third inning (Arias/
Team, Most, Season
Jack Fisher Henderson/Klesko/Trammell)
120 .......................................................1962
at San Francisco (G1), 6/3/67 Individual, Game
Team, Fewest Season*
. Orlando Hernandez 5 ........ Roger Craig vs. San Francisco,
54 ........................................................1986
at Philadelphia, 8/15/06 May 4, 1963
SAVES Individual, Earned Game Individual, Season
Individual, Consecutive 11............................. Orlando Hernandez 35 ..............................Roger Craig, 1962
Appearances at Philadelphia, 8/15/06 Individual, Rookie, Season
14.......Jeurys Familia, 6/21/16-7/26/16 Individual, Season 24...............................Gary Gentry, 1969
Individual, Consecutive To Begin 137 ..................................Jay Hook, 1962 Individual, Career
Mets Career Individual, Earned, Season 212 .........................................Tom Seaver
16 ............. Francisco Rodriguez, 2009 117 ..............................Roger Craig, 1962 Team, Most, Game
Individual, Consecutive, Individual, Rookie, Season 7 (three times) ..............at Washington,
One Season 132 ............................... Al Jackson, 1962 4/30/17
36 ....................................Jeurys Familia, Individual, Rookie, Earned, Season at Chicago, 6/11/67 (G2)
4/5/16-7/26/16 113 ................................ Al Jackson, 1962 at Philadelphia, 9/8/98
Individual, Consecutive, Career Individual, Career Team, Most, Season
52 ....................................Jeurys Familia, 994 ..................................Jerry Koosman 220 ......................................................2017
8/1/15-7/26/16 Team, Most, Inning Team, Fewest, Season*
Individual, Season 11 (five times) ......................at Colorado 78 .........................................................1988
51........................... Jeurys Familia, 2016 4/27/12 (fifth inning)
Individual, Season, Lefthanded at Atlanta,
40 ............................Billy Wagner, 2006 4/7/04 (fourth inning)
Individual, Rookie at San Diego,
17 .......................Roger McDowell, 1985 4/1/97 (sixth inning)
vs. Houston,
Individual, Career
7/30/69, (ninth inning, Game 1)
276 .......................................John Franco
at St. Louis,
Individual, Career, Righthanded 7/18/64 (eighth inning)
160.............................. Armando Benitez (for list of runs allowed by inning,
Team, Most, Season see chart on page 90)
55 ....................................................... 2016 Team, Most, Game
Team, Fewest Season* 26 ....................at Philadelphia, 6/11/85
14.......................................................... 1974 Team, Most Earned, Game
24.....................at Philadelphia, 6/11/85
HISTORICAL RECORDS
STRIKEOUTS STRIKEOUTS (CONT.) WALKS (CONT.)

Individual, Inning Individual, Consecutive at the Start Team, Most, Nine-Inning Game
4 (twice) ............................ Mike Stanton of a Game 15 ................................................... 9/16/72
at Milwaukee, 8/3/04 (8th) 8 ....................................... Jacob deGrom at Chicago-NL
Derek Wallace vs. Miami, 9/15/14 Team, Most, Extra-Inning Game
vs. Atlanta, 9/23/96 (9th) Reliever, Game 14.....................................at Philadelphia,
Individual, Game 9 ........................................... Tug McGraw 4/12/86 (13 innings)
19 (twice).............................. David Cone at San Diego, 8/10/71 Team, Most, Season
at Philadelphia, 10/6/91 Individual, Two Consecutive Games 617 .......................................................1999
...............................................Tom Seaver 32..................................Dwight Gooden, Team, Fewest, Season*
vs. San Diego, 4/22/70 9/12 & 9/17/84 404 ......................................................1988
Individual, Game, Lefthander Team, Most, Nine-Inning Game
16 ......................................Sid Fernandez 19 (two times) ............................................ HIT BY PITCH
at Atlanta, 7/14/89 at Philadelphia, 10/6/91 Individual, Game
Individual, Game, Rookie vs. San Diego, 4/22/70 3 (eight times) ..........last, Oliver Perez
16 (two times) ............. Dwight Gooden Team, Most, Extra-Inning Game vs. Florida, 9/28/07
at Philadelphia, 9/17/84 & 20 ..................... at Chicago-NL, 8/1/99 Individual, Season
vs. Pittsburgh, 9/12/84 Team, Most, Season 16 ..........................Pedro Astacio, 2002
Individual, Game, 1,396 .................................................. 2016 Individual, Career
Lefthanded Rookie Team, Fewest*, Season 63 .................................................Al Leiter
12 .....................................Jerry Koosman 717 (two times) .................. 1964 & 1983 Team, Most, Game
vs. St. Louis, 7/21/68 G2 4 .......................vs. Washington, 4/6/06
Individual, Season WALKS
289 ..............................Tom Seaver, 1971 Individual, Game WILD PITCH
Individual, Season, Lefthanded 10 ........................................... Mike Torrez Individual, Game
206.....................Johan Santana, 2008 at Cincinnati, 7/21/83 3 (21 times) ....... last by Jeurys Familia
Individual, Season, Rookie Individual, Consecutive Innings vs. Arizona, 6/4/15
276 .................... Dwight Gooden, 1984 Without Issuing a Walk Team, Most, Game
Individual, Season, 48.2..................................Bartolo Colón, 4 (7 times) last ........................... 9/30/15
Lefthanded Rookie 4/12/15-5/20/15 at Philadelphia
178 .......................Jerry Koosman, 1968 Individual, Season Individual, Season
Individual, Games, 10+, Season 116 ................................ Nolan Ryan, 1971 18 .......................... Jack Hamilton, 1966
15 ....................... Dwight Gooden, 1984 Individual, Season, Lefthanded
105........................... Oliver Perez, 2008 CONSECUTIVE BATTERS
Individual, Games, 10+, Season,
Lefthanded Individual, Season, Rookie RETIRED
6 ............................ Sid Fernandez, 1988 104 ............................. Ron Darling, 1984 Individual, to Start a Game
Individual, Games, 10+, Career Individual, Career 25 ..........................................Tom Seaver
60 ..........................................Tom Seaver 847 ........................................Tom Seaver vs. Chicago, 7/9/69
Individual, Games, 10+, Career, ERA
Lefthanded
Lowest, Season
31.......................................Sid Fernandez
2.72 ....................................................1968
Individual, Consecutive In A Game
Highest, Season
10 ...........................................Tom Seaver
5.04 ....................................................1962
vs. San Diego, 4/22/70
FIELDING
ERRORS ERRORS (CONT.) MOST STEALS AGAINST
Individual, Most, Team, Most, Game Individual, Game
HISTORY
in One Inning 7 ...........................vs. Pittsburgh, 8/1/96 8 .......................................Mackey Sasser

3 ......................................... Hubie Brooks Team, Most, Season at Atlanta, 7/16/88
vs. Los Angeles, 5/10/81 (4th) 210 (twice) .......................... 1962 & 1963 Team, Game
Individual, Most, Game Team, Fewest, Season* 8 .................................at Atlanta, 7/16/88
3 (many times).............................. last by 68 ........................................................1999
Danny Muno vs. Atlanta, 6/13/15 Team, Consecutive
Team, Most, Inning Errorless Games
4 (four times) ............................................. 12 (three times) ................6/15-6/27/99
at Colorado, 4/27/12 (5th) 8/17-8/30/06
vs. St. Louis, 4/4/96 (8th) 5/20-6/2/07
vs. San Diego, 5/1/91 (7th)
at Chicago, 6/9/87 (4th)
HISTORICAL RECORDS
MISCELLANEOUS TEAM RECORDS

LONGEST GAME LARGEST MARGIN LOSSES (CONT.)
Innings Game, Team, Victory Team Consecutive on the Road
25 .......................... vs. St. Louis, 9/11/74 18 runs ...................................at Chicago, 22 ..................................6/16/63-7/28/63
Time, Nine-Inning Game 5/26/64 (19-1) Team, Homestand
4:09 (twice) ..... vs. Milwaukee, 8/4/05 Game, Team, Defeat 12 (twice)........ 5/30/66-6/14/66, (7-12)
at Los Angeles, 5/30/00 19 runs ...........................at Philadelphia, 8/14/62-8/26/62, (3-12)
Time, Extra-Inning Game 6/11/85 (7-26) Team, Roadtrip
7:23 .... vs. San Francisco, 5/31/64 G2 Team, Victory, Shutout 14..........................7/19/63-8/4/63, (2-14)
(23 innings) 17-0............... vs. Philadelphia, 9/25/16
Team, Defeat, Shutout LOWEST WINNING PERCENTAGE
SHORTEST GAME 0-16 .......................... vs. Atlanta, 7/2/99 Homestand (7+ games)
Time, Nine-Inning Game Team, Comeback Win .000 ......................... 9/18-9/23/79 (0-9)
1:36 ........................... at Atlanta, 4/27/73 8 ............................... at Houston, 9/2/72 (for entire list see chart on page 417)
(for entire list see chart on page 393) Roadtrip (7+ games)
MOST GAMES PLAYED .000 ...........................8/9-8/18/81 (0-10)
Team, Blown Lead (Loss)
Team, Season (for entire list see chart on page 417)
8 ..............................at Chicago, 4/19/80
164 .......................................................1965
(for entire list see chart on page 206) vs. NL East
WINS .355 .....................................2003 (27-49)
HIGHEST WINNING PERCENTAGE vs. NL Central
Team, Season
Homestand (7+ games) .364 ........................................2013 (12-21)
108.......................................................1986
1.000 ..................10-0 (4/13/15-4/23/15) vs. NL West
Team, Home, Season (for entire list see chart on page 417)
56 ........................................................1988 .313 ........................................ 1981 (10-22)
Roadtrip (7+ games) vs. AL East
Team, Road, Season 1.000 ............................7-0, 7/1/91-7/7/91
53 ........................................................1986 .000 ........................................ 2003 (0-6)
(for entire list see chart on page 417) 2017 (0-4)
Team, Month
vs. NL East vs. AL Central
23............. September, 1969 (7 losses)
.656 ...................................... 1986 (59-31) .438 ...........................................2013 (7-9)
Team, One Run Games, Season
vs. NL Central
41....................................1969 (23 losses) vs. AL West
.700 ..................................... 2006 (28-12)
Team, Extra-Inning, Season .222..........................................2005 (2-7)
vs. NL West
13 (twice) ..........................1971 (9 losses)
.697 .....................................2006 (23-10) HIGHEST PAID ATTENDANCE
1986 (10 losses)
vs. AL East Home, Season
Team, Consecutive
11 (five times) ...............4/12/15-4/23/15 .667 ......................................1999 (12-6)** 4,042,043 ....................................... 2008
6/17/90-6/29/90 vs. AL Central Road, Season
4/18/86-4/30/86 .777.........................................2010 (7-2)** 2,911,471 ........................................... 2008
5/12/72-5/21/72 vs. AL West PLAYERS USED
5/28/69-6/10/69 .563 (two times) .................2014 (9-7)** Team, Nine-Inning Game
Team, Consecutive at Home 25 (twice)................ at Atlanta, 9/19/00
12 (four times)............. 9/27/14-4/23/15 LOSSES
...................... vs. Philadelphia, 9/22/16
9/13/95-4/1/96 Team, Season
Team, Extra-Inning Game
9/14/88-4/3/89 120 .......................................................1962
26 ................................ vs. Chicago (NL),
9/21/84-4/26/85 Team, Home, Season 9/13/11 (11 innings)
Team, Consecutive on the Road 58 ........................................................1962
Team, Most, Season
11........................................ 9/7/15-9/27/15 Team, Road, Season 54 ........................................................1967
Team, on a Homestand 64 ........................................................1963
Team, Fewest, Season*
10 (three times) ......................................... Team, Month 32.........................................................1988
4/13/15-4/23/15 (0 losses) 26 ....................................... August, 1962
4/26/76-5/9/76 (3 losses) Team, One Run, Season
5/5/72-5/18/72 (3 losses) 39 ........................................................1962
Team, on a Roadtrip Team, Extra-Inning, Season
10 ...............................7/4-7/14/85 (1 loss) 17 ..........................................................1978
Team, Most, Consecutive Team, Consecutive
Series Won 17 ............................................5/21-6/6/62
10 (twice) .........................6/4/90-7/8/90 Team, Consecutive at Home
8/17/01-9/14/01 15 ......................8/1/02-9/3/02 (Game 1)
*Records for “fewest” do not include abbreviated seasons of 1972, 1981, 1994 and 1995.
**minimum six games
LAST TRADE WITH
N AT I O N A L L E A G U E AMERICAN LEAGUE
Arizona – 8/30/15 Baltimore – 7/5/17
Received Addison Reed (RHP) for Received International
Miller Diaz (RHP) and Matt Koch (RHP). Signing Bonus Pool space for minor leaguer
Atlanta – 6/8/16 Milton Ramos (IF).
Received Kelly Johnson (IF) and cash for Akeel Boston – 7/31/17
Morris (RHP). Received minor leaguers Stephen Nogosek
Chicago – 1/5/11 (RHP), Jamie Callahan (RHP) & Gerson Bautista
Received Angel Pagan (OF) for minor leaguers (RHP) for Addison Reed (RHP).
Corey Coles (OF) and Ryan Myers (RHP). Cleveland – 8/9/17
Cincinnati – 8/1/16 Received minor leaguer Ryder Ryan (RHP) for
Received Jay Bruce (OF) for Dilson Herrera (IF) Jay Bruce (OF).
and Max Wotell (LHP). Chicago – 5/30/09
Colorado – 6/9/06 Received Lance Broadway (RHP) for
Received Eli Marrero (UTIL) for Kazuo Matsui (IF). Ramon Castro (C).
Houston – 8/27/04 Detroit – 7/31/15

Received minor leaguer Adam Seuss (OF) Received Yoenis Céspedes (OF) for
for Dan Wheeler (RHP). Michael Fulmer (RHP) and Luis Cessa (RHP).
Los Angeles – 8/19/17 Kansas City – 12/14/17

Received Jacob Rhame (RHP) for Curtis Received cash for Burch Smith (RHP).
Granderson (OF). Los Angeles – 8/31/16
Miami –7/28/17 Received Fernando Salas (RHP) for
Received AJ Ramos (RHP) for Erik Manoah (RHP).
minor leaguers Ricardo Cespedes (OF) and Minnesota – 2/2/08
Merandy Gonzalez (RHP). Received Johan Santana (LHP) for
Milwaukee – 8/12/17 Carlos Gomez (OF), Philip Humber (RHP) and
Received a player to be named later (RHP Eric minor leaguers Kevin Mulvey (RHP) and
Hanhold) for Neil Walker (IF). Deolis Guerra (RHP).
Philadelphia – 7/27/01 New York – 12/19/14

Received Bruce Chen (LHP) and minor leaguer Received cash for Gonzalez Germen (RHP).
Adam Walker (LHP) for Turk Wendell (RHP) and Oakland – 8/4/15
Dennis Cook (LHP). Received Eric O’Flaherty (LHP) and cash
Pittsburgh – 8/1/16 for Dawrin Frias (RHP).
Received Jonathon Niese (LHP) for Antonio Seattle – 12/11/08
Bastardo (LHP). Received J.J. Putz (RHP), Jeremy Reed (OF)
St. Louis – 4/3/04 and Sean Green (RHP) for Aaron Heilman
Received Chris Widger (C) and Wilson (RHP), Endy Chavez (OF), Jason Vargas (LHP),
Delgado (IF) for Roger Cedeño (OF) and cash and minor leaguers Mike Carp (IF), Maikel
considerations. Cleto (RHP) and Ezequiel Carrera (RHP). In
addition, Cleveland sent Franklin Gutierrez (OF)
HISTORY
San Diego – 5/28/16 to Seattle, New York sent Joe Smith (RHP) to
Received James Loney (IF) for cash. Cleveland and Seattle sent minor leaguer Luis
San Francisco – 12/7/11 Valbuena (IF) to Cleveland.
Received Andres Torres (OF) and Ramon Tampa Bay – 7/27/17
Ramirez (LHP) for Angel Pagan (OF). Received minor leaguer Drew Smith (RHP) for
Washington – 3/30/15 Lucas Duda (IF)
Received Jerry Blevins (LHP) for Texas – 8/15/17
Matt den Dekker (OF). Received Travis Snider (OF) for cash.
Toronto – 8/19/16
Received cash for Richard Reina (RHP).
NO-HITTERS & ONE-HITTERS
Johan Santana made Mets history on June 1, 2012 vs. St. Louis when, after 8,019 games, he recorded
the first no-hitter in team history. Santana struck out David Freese for the final out. The Mets also have
tossed 39 one-hitters (30 complete games, nine combined) in franchise history, including one in the
postseason and three each during the 1970, 1991, 2003 and 2007 seasons.
Date Pitcher Opponent Score Base Hit

6/22/1962 Al Jackson Houston Won, 2-0 Amalfitano, 1st-inning single
5/4/1966 Jack Hamilton @St. Louis Won, 8-0 Sadecki, 3rd-inning single
7/9/1969 Tom Seaver Chicago-NL Won, 4-0 Qualls, 9th-inning single
4/18/1970 Nolan Ryan Philadelphia Won, 7-0 Doyle, 1st-inning single
5/13/1970 Gary Gentry @Chicago-NL Won, 4-0 Banks, 8th-inning single
5/15/1970 Tom Seaver @Philadelphia Won, 4-0 Compton, 3rd-inning single
4/18/1971 Gary Gentry Pittsburgh Won, 5-2 Clemente, 6th-inning triple
9/26/1971 Tom Seaver Pittsburgh Won, 3-1 Davalillo, 7th-inning single
7/4/1972 Tom Seaver San Diego Won, 2-0 Lee, 9th-inning single
7/10/1973 Jon Matlack Houston Won, 1-0 Helms, 6th-inning double
6/29/1974 Jon Matlack St. Louis Won, 4-0 Curtis, 3rd-inning single
4/17/1977 Tom Seaver Chicago-NL Won, 6-0 Ontiveros, 5th-inning single
10/1/1982 Terry Leach @Philadelphia Won, 1-0 (10) Aguayo, 5th-inning triple
9/7/1984 Dwight Gooden Chicago-NL Won, 10-0 Moreland, 5th-inning single
4/16/1985 Ron Darling (7.0) @Pittsburgh Won, 2-1 Ray, 1st-inning single
Jesse Orosco (2.0)
5/11/1985 Sid Fernandez (6.0) & Philadelphia Won, 4-0 Hayes, 4th-inning single
Roger McDowell (3.0)
8/29/1988 David Cone San Diego Won, 6-0 Gwynn, 4th-inning double
9/10/1991 Pete Schourek Montreal Won, 9-0 Williams, 5th-inning single
9/14/1991 David Cone (7.0) @St. Louis Lost, 2-1 Lankford, 5th-inning single
& Jeff Innis (1.0)
9/20/1991 David Cone St. Louis Won, 1-0 Jose, 8th-inning double
10/8/2000 Bobby J. Jones San Francisco Won, 4-0 Kent, 5th-inning double
7/14/2001 Glendon Rusch (8.0) & Boston Won, 2-0 Nixon, 1st-inning bunt single
Armando Benitez (1.0)
4/26/2002 Shawn Estes Milwaukee Won, 1-0 Young, 7th-inning single
6/15/2003 Steve Trachsel @Anaheim Won, 8-0 Eckstein, 6th-inning double
6/17/2003 Jae Seo (7.0), @Florida Won, 5-0 Encarnacion, 5th-inning single
David Weathers (1.0)
& Armando Benitez (1.0)
8/18/2003 Steve Trachsel Colorado Won, 8-0 Tsao, 6th-inning double
5/23/2004 Tom Glavine Colorado Won, 4-0 Pellow, 8th-inning double
4/15/2005 Aaron Heilman Florida Won, 4-0 Castillo, 4th-inning single
9/3/2006 Orlando Hernandez (5.1), @Houston Lost, 1-2 Huff, 2nd-inning single
Roberto Hernandez (1.0),
Darren Oliver (0.2)
& Guillermo Mota (1.0)
6/27/2007 Tom Glavine (6.0)** St. Louis Won, 2-0 Rolen, 2nd-inning single
7/29/2007 John Maine (5.0)** Washington Won, 5-0 Belliard, 1st-inning single
9/29/2007 John Maine (7.2), Florida Won, 13-0 Hoover, 8th-inning single
Willie Collazo (0.1) &
Carlos Muniz (1.0)
7/12/2008 Pedro Martinez (4.0), Colorado Won, 3-0 Hawpe, 4th-inning single
Carlos Muniz (1.0),
Aaron Heilman (1.0),
Scott Schoeneweis (1.0) &
Billy Wagner (1.0)
6/10/2010 Jonathon Niese San Diego Won, 3-0 Denorfia, 3rd-inning double
8/13/2010 R.A. Dickey Philadelphia Won, 1-0 Hamels, 6th-inning single
6/13/2012 R.A. Dickey @Tampa Bay Won, 9-1 Upton, 1st-inning single
6/18/2012 R.A. Dickey Baltimore Won, 5-0 Betemit, 5th-inning single
5/7/2013 Matt Harvey (9.0) & Chicago-AL Won, 1-0 (10) Rios, 7th-inning single
Bobby Parnell (1.0)
7/17/16 Jacob deGrom @Philadelphia Won, 5-0 Zach Eflin, 3rd-inning single
The Mets have been one-hit 39 times. The last time was August 6, 2017 vs. Los Angeles-NL at Citi Field when
Travis d'Arnaud's third-inning single off Hyun-Jin Ryu was the lone hit collected by the Mets. The Mets have been no-
hit eight times - for the entire list see page 203.
* Italics are for postseason games
** Called due to rain
OPENING DAY RESULTS
WON 36 • LOST 20
Date Site Opponent W-L Score Wlnner Loser
4/11/62 St. Louis Cardinals L 4-11 L. Jackson Craig
4/9/63 Polo Grounds Cardinals L 0-7 BROGLIO Craig
4/14/64 Philadelphia Phillies L 3-5 Klippstein A. Jackson
4/12/65 Shea Dodgers L 1-6 DRYSDALE A. Jackson
4/15/66 Shea Braves L 2-3 Lemaster FISHER
4/11/67 Shea Pirates L 3-6 Veale Cardwell
4/10/68 San Francisco Giants L 4-5 Linzy Frisella
4/8/69 Shea Expos L 10-11 Shaw Koonce
4/7/70 Pittsburgh Pirates W 5-3 (11) R. Taylor Hartenstein
4/6/71 Shea Expos W 4-2 (5) SEAVER MORTON
4/15/72 Shea Pirates W 4-0 Seaver Ellis
4/6/73 Shea Phillies W 3-0 Seaver Carlton
4/6/74 Philadelphia Phillies L 4-5 Scarce McGraw
4/8/75 Shea Phillies W 2-1 SEAVER CARLTON
4/9/76 Shea Expos W 3-2 Seaver Rogers
4/7/77 Chicago Cubs W 5-3 Seaver Burris
4/7/78 Shea Expos W 3-1 KOOSMAN Rogers
4/5/79 Chicago Cubs W 10-6 Swan R. Reuschel
4/10/80 Shea Cubs W 5-2 Swan R. Reuschel
4/9/81 Chicago Cubs W 2-0 Zachry R. Reuschel
4/8/82 Philadelphia Phillies W 7-2 Jones Carlton
4/5/83 Shea Phillies W 2-0 Sisk Carlton
4/2/84 Cincinnati Reds L 1-8 Soto Torrez
4/9/85 Shea Cardinals W 6-5 (10) Gorman Allen
4/8/86 Pittsburgh Pirates W 4-2 GOODEN R. Reuschel
4/7/87 Shea Pirates W 3-2 Ojeda Patterson
4/4/88 Montreal Expos W 10-6 Gooden Martinez
4/3/89 Shea Cardinals W 8-4 Gooden Magrane
4/9/90 Shea Pirates L 3-12 Drabek Gooden
4/8/91 Shea Phillies W 2-1 Gooden Mulholland
4/6/92 St. Louis Cardinals W 4-2 (10) Innis Lee Smith
4/5/93 Shea Rockies W 3-0 GOODEN Nied
4/4/94 Chicago Cubs W 12-8 Gooden Morgan
4/26/95 Denver Rockies L 9-11 (14) M. Thompson Remlinger
4/1/96 Shea Cardinals W 7-6 DiPoto Fossas
4/1/97 San Diego Padres L 5-12 Hamilton Perez
3/31/98 Shea Phillies W 1-0 (14) Wendell Bottalico
4/5/99 Florida Marlins L 2-6 Fernandez Leiter
3/29/00 Tokyo, Japan Cubs L 3-5 Lieber Hampton
4/3/01 Atlanta Braves W 6-4 (10) Cook Ligtenberg
4/1/02 Shea Pirates W 6-2 Leiter Villone
3/31/03 Shea Cubs L 2-15 Wood Glavine
4/6/04 Atlanta Braves W 7-2 Glavine Ortiz
HISTORY
4/4/05 Cincinnati Reds L 6-7 Graves Looper

4/3/06 Shea Nationals W 3-2 Glavine L. Hernandez
4/1/07 St. Louis Cardinals W 4-1 Glavine Carpenter
3/31/08 Florida Marlins W 7-2 Santana Hendrickson
4/6/09 Cincinnati Reds W 2-1 Santana Harang
4/5/10 Citi Field Marlins W 7-1 Santana Johnson
4/1/11 Florida Marlins L 2-6 Johnson Pelfrey
4/5/12 Citi Field Braves W 1-0 Ramirez Hanson
4/1/13 Citi Field Padres W 11-2 Niese Volquez
3/31/14 Citi Field Nationals L 7-9 (10) Barrett Familia
4/6/15 Washington Nationals W 3-1 Colón Scherzer
4/3/16 Kansas City Royals L 3-4 Volquez Harvey
4/3/17 Citi Field Braves W 6-0 Robles Krol
CAPS signifies complete game
OPENING DAY LINEUPS
1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967
Ashburn, CF Burright, 2B D. Smith, 1B Cowan, CF Jones, RF Bosch, CF
Mantilla, SS Coleman, C Samuel, 2B McMillan, SS Hunt, 2B Jones, RF
Neal, 2B Kranepool, RF Hunt, 3B Lewis, RF Boyer, 3B Boyer, 3B
Thomas, LF Snider, CF Thomas, LF Kranepool, 1B Stuart, 1B Davis, LF
Bell, RF Thomas, LF Hickman, CF Christopher, LF Hickman, CF Swoboda, 1B
Hodges, 1B Harkness, 1B B. Taylor, C C. Smith, 3B Swoboda, LF Buchek, 2B
Zimmer, 3B Neal, 3B Christopher, RF Klaus, 2B Grote, C Grote, C
Landrith, C Moran, SS Moran, SS Cannizzaro, C McMillan, SS Harrelson, SS
Craig, P Craig, P Jackson, P Jackson, P Fisher, P Cardwell, P
1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973

Harrelson, SS Agee, CF Agee, CF Agee, CF Harrelson, SS Harrelson, SS
Boswell, 2B Gaspar, RF Harrelson, SS Harrelson, SS Boswell, 2B Millan, 2B
Agee, CF Boswell, 2B Foy, 3B Jones, LF Agee, CF Mays, CF
Swoboda, RF Jones, LF Jones, LF Shamsky, RF Staub, RF Staub, RF
Kranepool, 1B Charles, 3B Shamsky, 1B Clendenon, 1B Jones, LF Jones, LF
Shamsky, LF Kranepool, 1B Swoboda, RF Boswell, 2B Fregosi, 3B Milner, 1B
Martin, C Grote, C Garrett, 2B Aspromonte, 3B Kranepool, 1B Fregosi, 3B
Charles, 3B Harrelson, SS Grote, C Grote, C Grote, C Dyer, C
Seaver, P Seaver, P Seaver, P Seaver, P Seaver, P Seaver, P
1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979

Garrett, 3B Clines, LF Garrett, 3B Mazzilli, CF Randle, 3B Mazzilli, CF
Millan, 2B Millan, 2B Millan, 2B Millan, 2B Foli, SS Chapman, 2B
Staub, RF Milner, 1B Kranepool, 1B Milner, LF S. Henderson, LF Hebner, 3B
Jones, LF Torre, 3B Kingman, RF Kingman, RF Montanez, 1B Stearns, C
Milner, 1B Kingman, RF Milner, LF Kranepool, 1B K. Henderson, RF Montanez, 1B
Grote, C Grote, C Unser, CF Stearns, C Mazzilli, CF S. Henderson, LF
Hahn, CF Unser, CF Grote, C Staiger, 3B Stearns, C Maddox, RF
Harrelson, SS Harrelson, SS Harrelson, SS Harrelson, SS Flynn, 2B Flynn, SS
Seaver, P Seaver, P Seaver, P Seaver, P Koosman, P Swan, P
1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985

Taveras, SS Wilson, RF Wilson, CF Wilson, CF Backman, 2B Backman, 2B
Maddox, 3B Taveras, SS Bailor, 2B Bailor, SS Oquendo, SS Wilson, CF
Mazzilli, 1B Mazzilli, CF Foster, LF Kingman, 1B Hernandez, 1B Hernandez, 1B
S. Henderson, LF Kingman, LF Kingman, 1B Foster, LF Foster, LF Carter, C
Jorgensen, RF Staub, 1B Youngblood, RF Brooks, 3B Strawberry, RF Strawberry, RF
Stearns, C Trevino, C Stearns, C Howard, RF Wilson, CF Foster, LF
Morales, CF Brooks, 3B Brooks, 3B Giles, 2B Brooks, 3B Johnson, 3B
Flynn, 2B Flynn, 2B Gardenhire, SS Hodges, C Hodges, C Santana, SS
Swan, P Zachry, P Jones, P Seaver, P Torrez, P Gooden, P
1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991

Dykstra, CF Wilson, CF Dykstra, CF Wilson, CF Jefferies, 2B Coleman, CF
Backman, 2B Teufel, 2B Teufel, 2B Jefferies, 2B Miller, CF Jefferies, 3B
Hernandez, 1B Hernandez, 1B Hernandez, 1B Hernandez, 1B Johnson, 3B Magadan, 1B
Carter, C Carter, C Strawberry, RF Strawberry, RF Strawberry, RF Brooks, RF
Strawberry, RF Strawberry, RF McReynolds, LF McReynolds, LF McReynolds, LF Johnson, SS
Foster, LF McReynolds, LF Carter, C Carter, C Marshall, 1B McReynolds, LF
Johnson, 3B Johnson, 3B Johnson, 3B Johnson, 3B Lyons, C Herr, 2B
Santana, SS Santana, SS Elster, SS Elster, SS Elster, SS O’Brien, C
Gooden, P Ojeda, P Gooden, P Gooden, P Gooden, P Gooden, P
O P E N I N G DAY L I N E U P S
1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997

Coleman, LF Coleman, LF Vizcaino, SS Butler, CF L. Johnson, CF L. Johnson, CF
Randolph, 2B T. Fernandez, SS Hundley, C Vizcaino, SS Gilkey, LF Olerud, 1B
Bonilla, RF Murray, 1B McReynolds, LF Brogna, 1B Brogna, 1B Gilkey, LF
Johnson, CF Bonilla, RF Bonilla, 3B Bonilla, 3B Huskey, RF Hundley, C
Murray, 1B Johnson, 3B Kent, 2B Kent, 2B Kent, 3B Huskey, 3B
Pecota, 3B Orsulak, CF Segui, 1B Segui, LF Hundley, C Baerga, 2B
Elster, SS Kent, 2B Burnitz, RF Everett, RF Vizcaino, 2B Everett, RF
Hundley, C Hundley, C Thompson, CF Hundley, C Ordoñez, SS Ordoñez, SS
Cone, P Gooden, P Gooden, P B. Jones, P B. Jones, P Harnisch, P
1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

McRae, CF Henderson, LF Henderson, LF Agbayani, LF Cedeño, LF Cedeño, CF
Alfonzo, 3B Alfonzo, 2B Hamilton, CF Alfonzo, 2B Alomar, 2B Alomar, 2B
Gilkey, LF Olerud, 1B Alfonzo, 2B Ventura, 3B Vaughn, 1B Floyd, LF
Olerud, 1B Piazza, C Piazza, C Piazza, C Piazza, C Piazza, C
Baerga, 2B Bonilla, RF Ventura, 3B Zeile, 1B Alfonzo, 3B Vaughn, 1B
Huskey, RF Ventura, 3B Bell, RF Payton, CF Burnitz, RF Wigginton, 3B
Spehr, C McRae, CF Zeile, 1B Hamilton, RF Payton, CF Burnitz, RF
Ordoñez, SS Ordoñez, SS Ordoñez, SS Ordoñez, SS Ordoñez, SS Sanchez, SS
B. Jones, P Leiter, P Hampton, P Leiter, P Leiter, P Glavine, P
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Matsui, SS Reyes, SS Reyes, SS Reyes, SS Reyes, SS Reyes, SS
Gutierrez, 2B Matsui, 2B Lo Duca, C Lo Duca, C Castillo, 2B Murphy, LF
Floyd, LF Beltrán, CF Beltrán, CF Beltrán, CF Wright, 3B Wright, 3B
Piazza, C Piazza, C Delgado, 1B Delgado, 1B Beltrán, CF Delgado, 1B
Cameron, CF Floyd, LF Wright, 3B Wright, 3B Delgado, 1B Beltrán, CF
Phillips, 1B Mientkiewicz, 1B Floyd, LF Alou, LF Pagan, LF Church, RF
K. Garcia, RF Wright, 3B Nady, RF Green, RF Church, RF Schneider, C
Wigginton, 3B Valent, RF Hernandez, 2B Valentin, 2B Schneider, C Castillo, 2B
Glavine, P Martinez, P Glavine, P Glavine, P Santana, P Santana, P
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Cora, SS Reyes, SS Torres, CF Cowgill, CF E. Young, 2B Granderson, RF
Castillo, 2B Harris, LF Murphy, 2B Murphy, 2B Lagares, CF Wright, 3B
Wright, 3B Wright, 3B Wright, 3B Wright, 3B Wright, 3B Duda, 1B
Jacobs, 1B Beltrán, RF Davis, 1B Davis, 1B Granderson, RF Cuddyer, LF
Bay, LF Pagan, CF Bay, LF Byrd, RF Brown, LF Murphy, 2B
Matthews, Jr,CF Davis, 1B Duda, RF Duda, LF Davis, 1B Lagares, CF
Francoeur, RF Emaus, 2B Thole, C Buck, C d’Arnaud, C d’Arnaud, C
Barajas, C Thole, C Tejada, SS Tejada, SS Tejada, SS Flores, SS
Santana, P Pelfrey, P Santana, P Niese, P Gee, P Colón, P
2016 2017
Granderson, RF Reyes, 3B
Wright, 3B Cabrera, SS
Céspedes, LF Céspedes, LF
HISTORY
Duda, 1B Granderson, CF
Walker, 2B Walker, 2B
Conforto, DH Bruce, RF
Cabrera, SS Duda, 1B
d'Arnaud, C Rivera, C
Lagares, CF Syndergaard, P
Harvey, P
OPENING DAY ATTENDANCE
1962 12,447 1974 17,154 1986 47,752 1998 48,142* 2010 41,245*
1963 25,849 1975 18,527* 1987 46,102* 1999 52,052 2011 41,075
1964 48,736 1976 15,963* 1988 48,719 2000 52,308 2012 42,080*
1965 37,999* 1977 23,907 1989 38,539* 2001 53,640 2013 41,053*
1966 52,812* 1978 11,736* 1990 47,919* 2002 53,734* 2014 42,442*
1967 31,510* 1979 10,406 1991 49,276* 2003 53,586* 2015 43,947
1968 52,079 1980 12,219* 1992 47,218 2004 53,666 2016 44,099
1969 44,541* 1981 15,205 1993 53,134* 2005 53,663 2017 44,384*
1970 41,679 1982 40,845 1994 42,467 2006 54,371* * season opener
1971 26,062* 1983 48,682* 1995 26,604 2007 56,227
1972 15,893* 1984 46,637 1996 42,060* 2008 56,350
1973 27,326* 1985 46,781* 1997 21,981 2009 41,007
YEAR-BY-YEAR ATTENDANCE
Year Home Road Total Year Home Road Total
1962 922,530 876,780 1,799,310 1990 2,732,745 2,355,140 5,087,885
1963 1,080,108 829,093 1,909,201 1991 2,284,484 2,143,423 4,427,907
1964 1,732,597 814,952 2,547,549 1992 1,779,534 2,120,154 3,899,688
1965 1,768,389 1,075,431 2,843,820 1993 1,873,183 2,660,514 4,533,697
1966 1,932,693 1,177,525 3,110,218 1994* 1,151,471 1,821,608 2,973,079
1967 1,565,492 936,045 2,501,537 1995* 1,273,183 1,827,204 3,100,387
1968 1,781,657 883,566 2,665,223 1996 1,588,323 2,057,456 3,645,779
1969 2,175,373 1,197,206 3,372,579 1997 1,766,174 2,382,838 4,149,012
1970 2,697,479 1,668,911 4,366,390 1998 2,287,942 2,169,244 4,457,186
1971 2,266,680 1,525,182 3,791,862 1999 2,725,920 2,600,156 5,326,076
1972 2,134,185 1,502,815 3,637,000 2000 2,800,221 2,575,263 5,375,484
1973 1,912,390 1,322,594 3,234,984 2001 2,658,279 2,426,433 5,084,712
1974 1,722,209 1,350,613 3,072,822 2002 2,804,838 2,156,037 4,960,875
1975 1,730,566 1,290,026 3,020,592 2003 2,187,291 2,291,237 4,478,528
1976 1,468,754 1,391,917 2,860,671 2004 2,318,321 2,406,142 4,724,463
1977 1,066,825 1,471,030 2,537,855 2005 2,829,931 2,836,304 5,666,235
1978 1,007,328 1,440,082 2,447,410 2006 3,379,535 2,725,074 6,104,609
1979 788,905 1,558,135 2,347,040 2007 3,853,949 2,906,939 67,608,889
1980 1,178,659 1,546,529 2,725,188 2008 4,042,043 2,911,471 6,953,514
1981* 701,910 1,014,139 1,716,049 2009 3,154,262 2,576,606 5,730,868
1982 1,320,055 1,624,181 2,944,236 2010 2,559,738 2,374,853 4,934,591
1983 1,103,808 1,635,971 2,739,779 2011 2,352,596 2,646,396 4,998,992
1984 1,829,482 1,769,850 3,599,332 2012 2,242,803 2,751,369 4,974,172
1985 2,751,437 2,002,430 4,753,867 2013 2,135,657 2,480,896 4,616,553
1986 2,762,417 2,180,166 4,942,583 2014 2,148,808 2,609,590 4,758,398
1987 3,027,121 2,323,808 5,350,929 2015 2,569,753 2,486,157 5,055,910
1988 3,047,724 2,553,582 5,601,306 2016 2,789,602 2,463,347 5,252,949
1989 2,918,710 2,498,323 5,417,033 2017 2,460,622 2,460,154 4,920,776
TOTALS 119,146,691 109,662,987 228,809,678
ATTENDANCE RECORDS
Regular Season Paid Opponent Date
Weekday Game 56,350 Philadelphia April 8, 2008
Weeknight Game 56,658 San Francisco May 13, 1966
Saturday Afternoon 56,227 Yankees May 19, 2007
Saturday Night 55,085 Colorado August 19,2006
Sunday Afternoon 56,738 Los Angeles (NL) June 23,1968
Sunday Night 56,438 Yankees May 20, 2007
Doubleheader 57,175 Los Angeles (NL) June 13, 1965
Twi-Night 52,320 St. Louis August 21, 1998
Holiday Doubleheader* 54,360 Los Angeles (NL) May 30, 1962
Holiday Single 55,437 Yankees July 4, 2004
3-Date Series 168,912 Yankees May 18-20, 2007
4-Date Series 208,853 Los Angeles (NL) May 29-June 1, 2008
1 Week (Mon-Sun) 306,865 June 17-23, 1985
Most Paid Crowds over 50,000 47 2008
Opening Day 56,350 Philadelphia April 8, 2008
Season 4,042,043 2008
* Polo Grounds Record
Division Series Paid Opponent Date

Game 2 57,029 Los Angeles (NL) October 5, 2006
Championship Series Paid Opponent Date
Game 7 56,357 St. Louis October 19, 2006
World Series Paid Opponent Date
Game 5 57,397 Baltimore October 16, 1969
ATTENDANCE HIGHS VS. OPPONENTS

Opponent Attendance Date Type Game
Arizona 53,012 June 3, 2007 Sunday Day
Atlanta 56,039 September 14, 2008 Sunday Day
Baltimore 52,320 June 17, 2006 Saturday Day
Boston 52,006 July 14, 2001 Saturday Day
Chicago (NL) 54,416 September 24, 2008 Wednesday Night
Chicago (AL) 34,160 June 1, 2016 Wednesday Day
Cincinnati 55,391 July 27, 1969 Sunday Day
Cleveland 29,512 June 16, 2004 Wednesday Day
Colorado 55,085 August 19, 2006 Saturday Night
Detroit 39,446 June 20, 2004 Sunday Day
Houston 54,424 May 30, 1970 Saturday Day
Kansas City 44,815 June 22, 2002 Saturday Night
Los Angeles (NL) 57,175 June 13, 1965 Sunday DH
Los Angeles (AL) 43,582 June 12, 2005 Sunday Day
New York Yankees 56,438 May 20, 2007 Sunday Night
Miami 56,059 September 28, 2008 Final Game at Shea
Milwaukee 55,830 April 15, 2006 Saturday Day
Minnesota 44,517 June 20, 2007 Wednesday Night
HISTORY
Montreal 53,968 July 11, 1970 Saturday Night

Oakland 52,920 June 23, 2007 Saturday Night
Philadelphia 57,011 July 14, 1968 Sunday DH
Pittsburgh 55,901 Sept. 21, 1969 Sunday DH
St. Louis 55,862 June 22, 1969 Sunday DH
San Diego 52,308 April 3, 2000 Opening Day
San Francisco 57,037 May 31, 1964 Sunday DH
Seattle 52,154 June 25, 2008 Wednesday Night
Tampa Bay 46,610 June 4, 2000 Sunday Night
Texas 55,438 June 15, 2008 Sunday DH
Toronto 34,203 July 16, 2001 Monday Night
Washington 54,371 April 3, 2006 Opening Day
ATTENDANCE RECORDS
TOP 10 REGULAR SEASON CROWDS AT THE POLO GROUNDS
Attendance Opponent Date
55,704 Los Angeles (NL) May 30, 1962
53,880 San Francisco May 5, 1963
49,431 San Francisco May 3, 1963
46,184 Los Angeles (NL) August 18, 1963
43,742 San Francisco June 1, 1962
41,001 San Francisco June 2, 1962
39,741 Los Angeles (NL) August 24, 1962
37,253 Los Angeles (NL) July 14, 1962
37,170 Chicago (NL) May 30, 1963
35,463 San Francisco July 15, 1962
TOP 10 REGULAR SEASON CROWDS AT SHEA STADIUM

Attendance Opponent Date Game Type
57,175 Los Angeles (NL) June 13, 1965 Sunday DH
57,037 San Francisco May 31, 1964 Sunday DH
57,011 Philadelphia July 14, 1968 Sunday DH
56,738 Los Angeles (NL) June 23, 1968 Sunday Day
56,658 San Francisco May 13, 1966 Friday Night
56,438 Yankees May 20, 2007 Sunday Night
56,350 Philadelphia April 8, 2008 Opening Day
56,337 Yankees May 18, 2007 Friday Night
56,332 Los Angeles (NL) June 5, 1966 Sunday DH
56,308 Yankees June 27, 2008 Friday Night
TOP 10 REGULAR SEASON CROWDS AT CITI FIELD

44,466 Giants April 30, 2016 Saturday Day
44,384 Braves April 3, 2017 Opening Day
44,099 Phillies April 8, 2016 Opening Day
43,947 Phillies April 13, 2015 Opening Day
43,630 Yankees September 19, 2015 Saturday Day
43,602 Yankees September 18, 2015 Friday Night
43,571 Yankees September 20, 2015 Sunday Night
43,462 Dodgers May 27, 2016 Friday Night
43,255 Red Sox August 29, 2015 Saturday Day
42,996 Nationals August 1, 2015 Saturday Night
TOP 3 POSTSEASON CROWDS AT CITI FIELD

44,859 Kansas City November 1, 2015 Game 5 World Series
44,815 Kansas City October 31, 2015 Game 4 World Series
44,781 Kansas City October 30, 2015 Game 3 World Series
ALL-STAR GAME ATTENDANCE

Attendance Opponent Date
50,850 July 7, 1964 Shea Stadium
45,186 July 16, 2013 Citi Field
IMPORTANT DATES IN METS HISTORY
OCTOBER 16, 1960 Owners for the eight National JUNE 30, 1962 Sandy Koufax no-hits the Mets in a 5-0
League teams meet in Chicago and unanimously pass a win at Los Angeles. Koufax strikes out 13 and walks five.
resolution to expand the NL to 10 teams, with the newest
franchises being placed in Houston and New York.
SEPTEMBER 30, 1962 Frank Thomas hits his 34th
home run of the season to set a club record that stands
MARCH 14, 1961 George Weiss becomes the New York until 1975.
Mets first club president.
JUNE 20, 1963 Using a five-run third inning, the Mets
SEPTEMBER 29, 1961 Casey Stengel is hired to be the cruise to a 6-2 victory over the Yankees in the first Met-
team’s first manager. Yankee Mayor’s Trophy Game at Yankee Stadium.
JULY 30, 1963 The Mets end a modern-day major
league record 22-game road losing streak with a 5-1
win at Los Angeles.
AUGUST 7, 1963 With a single in the first, a double in
the second, a triple in the fourth and a home run in the
sixth, Jim Hickman becomes the first Mets player to hit
for the cycle, victimizing St. Louis at Sportsman Park.
Hickman’s natural cycle is still the only one in franchise
history and one of 14 in the major league record books.
AUGUST 9, 1963 Jim Hickman hits a two-out, game-
winning grand slam off Lindy McDaniel to give the Mets
a 7-3 victory over the Cubs at the Polo Grounds and also
end Roger Craig’s then-franchise record 18-game losing
streak.
The Mets being welcomed by New York City APRIL 17, 1964 William A. Shea Municipal Stadium
at City Hall in Manhattan. opens to a near-capacity crowd of 48,736 and a Mets
loss, 4-3 to the Pirates. Future Hall of Famer Willie
OCTOBER 10, 1961 The National League expansion Stargell hits a solo shot in the second inning to plate
draft is held in Cincinnati, with the Mets selecting
the first run in the stadium’s history, while Ron Hunt
catcher Hobie Landrith with their first pick. By the end of
becomes the first Mets player to score in the fourth.
the draft, New York has 22 players.
APRIL 19, 1964 The Mets win their first of 1,859
APRIL 10, 1962 The Mets’ first regular-season game is victories at Shea Stadium, beating the Pirates, 6-0,
rained out in St. Louis.
behind Al Jackson’s six-hitter.
APRIL 11, 1962 The Mets lose the franchise’s inaugural MAY 26, 1964 The Mets rout the Cubs, 19-1 at Wrigley
regular-season game, an 11-4 defeat at St. Louis. Roger
Field. The 18-run win is still the largest margin of victory
Craig takes the loss, while Gil Hodges hits the first home
in team history.
run in team history.
MAY 31, 1964 The Mets and Giants play the longest
APRIL 13, 1962 With snow flurries falling, the Mets play doubleheader in history, combining for a total of 32
their first-ever home game at the Polo Grounds, losing,
innings. The Giants complete the sweep with an 8-6 win
4-3, to Pittsburgh. Attendance for the game is listed as
in the 23-inning nightcap, despite a triple play by the
12,447.
Mets in the top of 14th.
APRIL 23, 1962 After starting the season 0-9, the Mets JUNE 21, 1964 Jim Bunning pitches a perfect game
win their first game with a 9-1 victory at Pittsburgh. Jay
against the Mets, striking out 10 in the 6-0 victory.
Hook throws a complete game five-hitter.
JULY 7, 1964 Shea plays host to its only All-Star Game
APRIL 28, 1962 The Mets score six times in the sixth and Ron Hunt becomes the first Mets player to make
inning and Roger Craig pitches 3.0 innings of scoreless
the All-Star team as the National League uses a four-run
relief as New York beats Philadelphia, 8-6, to win for the
ninth inning to beat the American League, 7-4. Hunt
first time at the Polo Grounds.
HISTORY
starts at second base and finishes with one hit in three

MAY 9, 1962 Marv Throneberry is acquired from at-bats.
Baltimore in exchange for Hobie Landrith and cash.
OCTOBER 4, 1964 With the NL pennant on the line for
MAY 30, 1962 The Dodgers return to New York for the first the Cardinals, the Mets drop the season finale, 11-5, at St.
time and sweep a doubleheader from the Mets in front of Louis. A Mets victory would have created a three-way tie
54,360 fans, the NL’s largest crowd of the year. The Mets turn between the Cardinals, the Reds and the Phillies.
their first-ever triple play in the sixth inning of Game Two.
NOVEMBER 17, 1964 The Mets sign catcher and future
JUNE 8, 1962 Jay Hook and the Mets stop a franchise- Hall of Famer Yogi Berra to a two-year contract.
record 17-game losing streak with a, 4-3, win over the
NOVEMBER 23, 1964 The Mets get their second
Cubs in the first game of a doubleheader. Hook limits the
future Hall of Famer in less than a week when the team
Cubs to three runs over 8.0 innings to end the skid that
acquires lefthander Warren Spahn from Milwaukee.
started on May 21st at Houston.
I M P O R TA N T DAT E S I N M E T S H I S T O R Y
APRIL 14, 1965 Ron Swoboda hits a pinch-hit home run NOVEMBER 20, 1967 Tom Seaver wins the NL Rookie
in his second major league at-bat. The rookie would go of the Year award, the first Mets player to win a major
on to finish the season with a team-high 19 home runs. postseason award. Seaver finished his initial season
16-13 with a 2.76 ERA.
JUNE 14, 1965 Cincinnati’s Jim Maloney no-hits the
Mets for 10 innings, but loses, 1-0, when Johnny Lewis DECEMBER 15, 1967 Tommy Davis and Jack Fisher
hits a home run in the 11th inning. headline a package sent to Chicago (AL) in exchange for
Tommie Agee and Al Weis.
JULY 24, 1965 In what turns out to be Casey Stengel’s
last game as a major league manager, the Mets lose, DECEMBER 27, 1967 Johnny Murphy becomes the
5-1, to the Phillies. That night, Stengel breaks his hip in third General Manager in franchise history when he
a fall after the annual Old Timers Dinner and finishes his replaces Bing Devine.
career with 1,905 victories.
APRIL 14, 1968 Rookie Nolan Ryan shuts out Houston
JULY 26, 1965 Wes Westrum is named interim over 6.2 innings to earn his first big league win, 4-0.
manager. The Mets had actually won Westrum’s first
game as manager the previous day, when the club beat
APRIL 15, 1968 The Mets play what is now the
second longest game in club history, losing a 24-inning
Philadelphia, 8-1, in the opener of a doubleheader.
marathon in Houston, 1-0.
AUGUST 26, 1965 Tug McGraw allows two runs in
7.2 innings and the Mets beat the Dodgers and Sandy
APRIL 17, 1968 Jerry Koosman throws his second
consecutive shutout and strikes out 10 as the Mets win
Koufax, 5-2. It is the first time in 14 career games that the
their first-ever home opener, 3-0 over San Francisco.
Mets beat the future Hall of Famer. Koufax had been 13-0
against the Mets prior to the loss. MAY 14, 1968 Nolan Ryan breaks the franchise mark
with 14 strikeouts at home against Cincinnati.
SEPTEMBER 3, 1965 Jim Hickman hits three home
runs in a game, becoming the first player to do so in club
history. His record has been matched 11 other times.
OCTOBER 19, 1965 The Mets acquire catcher Jerry
Grote from Houston for a player to be named later.
FEBRUARY 24, 1966 USC righthander Tom Seaver and
Atlanta agree to a $50,000 contract, violating a major
league rule prohibiting college players from signing with
a pro team after the start of the collegiate season.
MARCH 2, 1966 Major League Baseball Commissioner
William Eckert voids Tom Seaver’s contract with Atlanta.
APRIL 2, 1966 The Mets are awarded negotiating rights
with Tom Seaver after they, along with Philadelphia and
Cleveland, match Atlanta’s original offer of $50,000.
But it’s the Mets’ slip of paper that MLB Commissioner Nolan Ryan struck out 14 Reds on May 14, 1968 vs.
William Eckert picks out of a hat, thus giving the Mets a Cincinnati to set a then franchise mark.
chance to sign the former number one pick.
APRIL 3, 1966 Tom Seaver and the Mets agree to a JUNE 10, 1969 The Mets win their 11th straight to set
a club record. The streak began on May 28th at home
contract and the righthander is assigned to Jacksonville
against San Diego.
of the International League.
APRIL 17, 1966 The Mets score three times in the last JUNE 15, 1969 The Mets send a package of four
players to Montreal for Donn Clendenon.
two innings to beat the Braves, 5-4, at Shea. The Mets
are 2-1 on the year, marking the first time in franchise JULY 9, 1969 Tom Seaver retires the first 25 Cubs he
history the team is above .500. faces before Jimmy Qualls lines a clean single to left-
centerfield. Seaver gets two more outs to finish with a
OCTOBER 2, 1966 The Mets drop a doubleheader at
one-hitter and a 4-0 victory.
home against Houston, but finish out of last place in the
National League for the first time in their history. AUGUST 13, 1969 After an 8-2 loss at Houston, the
Mets are 10 games back of the front running Cubs for
NOVEMBER 14, 1966 Bing Devine takes over for
first place in the NL East.
George Weiss as team president and General Manager.
NOVEMBER 29, 1966 The Mets acquire Tommy Davis SEPTEMBER 9, 1969 A black cat emerges in front of
the visiting Cubs dugout at Shea. The good luck feline
for Jim Hickman and Ron Hunt. Hickman was the last
stares directly into the Cubs dugout and helps lift the
member of the original 22-player expansion draft class.
Mets to a 7-1 win.
APRIL 13, 1967 Tom Seaver makes his major league
debut, recording a no-decision in a 3-2 win over the
SEPTEMBER 10, 1969 After a doubleheader sweep
of the Cubs, the Mets move into sole possession of first
Pittsburgh Pirates.
place for the first time in their history.
SEPTEMBER 21, 1967 Wes Westrum resigns as
manager and is replaced by coach Salty Parker.
SEPTEMBER 15, 1969 Ron Swoboda hits two home
runs off Steve Carlton to help the Mets beat the
OCTOBER 11, 1967 Gil Hodges is hired as the fourth Cardinals, 4-3, in a game that Carlton sets a modern
manager in club history. major league record with 19 strikeouts.
directly into Cleon Jones’ hand and helped the Mets cut
down the potential game-winning run at home plate,
the Mets pull within a half game of first place after a 4-3
victory against Pittsburgh.
OCTOBER 1, 1973 With a 6-4 win at Wrigley Field, their
29th in their last 43 games, the Mets clinch their second
NL East title.
OCTOBER 8, 1973 Bud Harrelson and Pete Rose spark
a bench-clearing brawl in Game Three of the NLCS at
Shea. The spirited Mets beat the Reds 9-2.
OCTOBER 10, 1973 The Mets clinch their second
National League pennant with a 7-2 win over Cincinnati
in a decisive Game Five.
The infamous black cat that brought the Mets good luck OCTOBER 21, 1973 Oakland wins Game Seven to deny
during the 1969 pennant chase. the Mets their second World Series title.
SEPTEMBER 24, 1969 Donn Clendenon hits two home OCTOBER 1, 1974 Joe McDonald replaces Bob
runs to back Gary Gentry’s four-hitter and the Mets Scheffing as the General Manager.
clinch the NL East with a 6-0 win over St. Louis. AUGUST 6, 1975 Yogi Berra is dismissed as manager
SEPTEMBER 30, 1969 The Mets finish the season 100- and coach Roy McMillan is named interim skipper.
62, winners of 38 of their final 49 games. OCTOBER 3, 1975 Joe Frazier takes over as the team’s
OCTOBER 6, 1969 Home runs from Tommie Agee, Ken manager.
Boswell and Wayne Garrett help the Mets finish a sweep NOVEMBER 12, 1975 Tom Seaver wins his third NL Cy
of Atlanta in the National League Championship Series. Young Award after finishing the season 22-9 with a 2.38
OCTOBER 14, 1969 The Mets host their first-ever ERA and 243 strikeouts.
World Series game at Shea. The Mets beat the Baltimore MAY 31, 1977 Joe Torre is named player-manager and
Orioles, 5-0, in Game Three to take a two games to one the team beats Montreal, 6-2, at Shea in his debut. He
series lead. Tommie Agee hits a leadoff home run and removes himself from the active roster on June 18th.
makes two spectacular catches in the field.
JUNE 15, 1977 Tom Seaver is traded to Cincinnati in
OCTOBER 16, 1969 Jerry Koosman throws a five-hitter exchange for four players.
and the Mets beat Baltimore, 5-3, at Shea to finish off the
Orioles four-games-to-one and win their first-ever JANUARY 24, 1980 The Mets are sold to a group
World Series. headed by Doubleday & Co.
OCTOBER 29, 1969 Tom Seaver is named the NL Cy FEBRUARY 21, 1980 Frank Cashen is named the club’s
Young winner for the first time in his career. He finished new General Manager.
the season 25-7 with a 2.21 ERA. OCTOBER 20, 1980 Sixteen days after an
JANUARY 14, 1970 General Manager Johnny Murphy announcement that Joe Torre would not return as
passes away after suffering a heart attack. Five days manager, George Bamberger is introduced as the new
later, Bob Scheffing is named General Manager. skipper.
APRIL 22, 1970 Tom Seaver ties the modern major MAY 6, 1983 Rookie Darryl Strawberry makes his major
league record with 19 strikeouts, including 10 in a row to league debut, batting third and playing rightfield at
finish the game, in a 2-1 win over San Diego at Shea. home against Cincinnati. He is named the Rookie of the
Year in the off-season, becoming the third Mets player to
DECEMBER 10, 1971 The Mets trade Nolan Ryan and win the award.
three others to California for Jim Fregosi.
JUNE 3, 1983 Manager George Bamberger resigns and
APRIL 2, 1972 Gil Hodges suffers a fatal heart attack. is replaced by Frank Howard.
APRIL 6, 1972 The Mets announce two moves: Yogi JUNE 15, 1983 The Mets acquire Keith Hernandez from
HISTORY
Berra has been named the manager and the club has St. Louis for Neil Allen and Rick Ownbey.
acquired Rusty Staub from Montreal.
OCTOBER 13, 1983 Davey Johnson takes over as the
MAY 11, 1972 The Mets acquire Willie Mays from club’s manager.
San Francisco.
APRIL 7, 1984 Nineteen-year-old Dwight Gooden goes
AUGUST 5, 1973 After a doubleheader sweep by St. 5.0 innings and strikes out five Astros to win his major
Louis, the Mets are 11.5 games out of first place with 54 league debut in Houston, 3-2. Gooden finishes the
games left to play. season with a major league rookie record 276 strikeouts.
AUGUST 17, 1973 Willie Mays hits the 660th and last The righthander also becomes the second straight Mets
home run of his illustrious career off Cincinnati’s Don player to win the NL Rookie of the Year award when he is
Gullett at Shea Stadium. given the honor in the off-season.
SEPTEMBER 20, 1973 Using the memorable “Ball-

on-the-Wall” play in which a shot to leftfield caromed
DECEMBER 12, 1984 The Mets acquire Gary Carter OCTOBER 9, 1988 Mike Scioscia hits a two-run home
in exchange for infielder Hubie Brooks, catcher Mike run in the top of the ninth inning to send Game Four of
Fitzgerald, outfielder Herm Winningham and pitcher the NLCS into extra innings, where the Dodgers win and
Floyd Youmans. deny the Mets a three-to-one series lead. The Dodgers
go on to win the pennant in seven games.
OCTOBER 2, 1985 Dwight Gooden beats St. Louis,
5-2, on the road for his 24th win of the season. The MAY 26, 1990 The Mets beat San Diego, 11-0 in what
10-strikeout complete game caps a spectacular season turns out to be Davey Johnson’s last win as a Mets
for “Dr. K” in which the 20-year-old finishes with a league manager. His 595 victories are a club record.
best in ERA (1.53), wins, innings (276.2), strikeouts (268)
and complete games (16). In the off-season, he becomes
MAY 29, 1990 Bud Harrelson replaces Davey Johnson
to become the 12th manager in club history.
the youngest player to win the NL Cy Young award.
SEPTEMBER 17, 1986 A 4-2 win over Chicago (NL) at SEPTEMBER 27, 1991 Al Harazin takes over for Frank
Cashen as the team’s General Manager.
Shea clinches the NL East for the Mets. It is the earliest
calendar clinching date in NL East history. SEPTEMBER 30, 1991 Mike Cubbage is named the
interim manager after Bud Harrelson is dismissed.
OCTOBER 5, 1986 In the season finale, the Mets
beat Pittsburgh, 9-0, at Shea for their 108th victory of OCTOBER 6, 1991 Howard Johnson drives in his 117th
the year. The team sets franchise records for wins, run of the season in a 7-0 win at Philadelphia to finish
home wins (55), road wins (53), home runs (148), batting with the league lead and set a franchise record.
average (.263) and attendance (2,762,417).
OCTOBER 11, 1991 Jeff Torborg signs a four-year
OCTOBER 11, 1986 Lenny Dykstra’s two-run walkoff contract to manage the team.
home run in the ninth inning lifts the Mets to a 6-5 win in
Game Three of the NLCS vs. Houston. DECEMBER 2, 1991 Bobby Bonilla and the Mets agree
to terms on a five-year contract.
OCTOBER 15, 1986 The Mets clinch the third NL
pennant in club history when they score three times in the MAY 19, 1993 Dallas Green becomes the 15th manager
16th inning of Game Six and beat Houston, 7-6. in club history after Jeff Torborg resigns.
OCTOBER 25, 1986 Bill Buckner’s error allows Ray JUNE 22, 1993 Al Harazin resigns his position of
Knight to score Game Six’s game-winning run in the General Manager and Joe McIlvaine becomes Executive
bottom of the 10th inning and tie the World Series at three VP of Baseball Operations on July 8th.
games apiece. AUGUST 26, 1996 Bobby Valentine succeeds Dallas
Green as manager.
SEPTEMBER 14, 1996 Todd Hundley hits his 41st home
run of the season in a 6-5 win at home against Atlanta to
set a major league record for home runs in a season by
a catcher.
JUNE 16, 1997 Dave Mlicki throws his first career
complete game to help the Mets to a 6-0 win over the
Yankees at Yankee Stadium in the first ever regular-
season game between the clubs.
JULY 16, 1997 Steve Phillips is named the club’s new
General Manager.
MAY 22, 1998 The Mets acquire Mike Piazza from
Florida in exchange for Preston Wilson, Ed Yarnell and
Perhaps the most famous play in Mets history; Mookie Geoff Goetz.
Wilson’s roller up the first base line plates Ray Knight
with the game-winning run in the bottom of the 10th OCTOBER 4, 1999 In a one-game playoff at Cincinnati
inning in Game Six of the 1986 World Series. The win with the National League Wild Card on the line, Al Leiter
evened the series and forced Game Seven. throws a two-hitter and the Mets beat the Reds, 5-0. The
win sends the Mets to their fifth postseason appearance
OCTOBER 27, 1986 Jesse Orosco strikes out Marty in team history.
Barrett swinging to save an 8-5 win in Game Seven over
Boston and give the Mets their second World Series title.
OCTOBER 9, 1999 Todd Pratt hits a 10th-inning solo
home run just over the leaping try of centerfielder Steve
JULY 7, 1987 The Mets sweep a doubleheader in Finley and the Mets beat Arizona, 4-3, in Game Four to
Atlanta to make Davey Johnson the winningest manager close out the NLDS.
in club history, surpassing Gil Hodges’ 339 victories.
OCTOBER 17, 1999 Robin Ventura hits a game-ending,
SEPTEMBER 22, 1988 Ron Darling throws a six-hitter bases-loaded home run in the 15th inning that is officially
and the Mets beat the Phillies, 3-1, to clinch the NL East scored a single to help the Mets to a 4-3 win over Atlanta
for the fourth time in franchise history. and a three-to-two series deficit in the NLCS.
OCTOBER 19, 1999 New York climbs back from a 5-0
first inning deficit in Game Six of the NLCS to take leads
of 8-7 and 9-8, but loses 10-9 in 11 innings to fall four
games-to-two to the Braves.
DECEMBER 23, 1999 The Mets acquire lefthanded SEPTEMBER 28, 2006 Carlos Beltrán hits his 41st
pitcher Mike Hampton and Derek Bell from Houston for a home run of the season to tie the franchise record,
package of three players. originally set by Todd Hundley in 1996.
MARCH 30, 2000 The Mets finish a historic two-game, OCTOBER 7, 2006 Using a three-run first inning to set
season-opening set in Japan against Chicago with a 5-1 the tone, the Mets complete a three-game, NLDS sweep
victory after Benny Agbayani hits a pinch-hit grand slam of Los Angeles with a 9-5 victory in Game Three.
in the 11th inning.
OCTOBER 19, 2006 Despite a spectacular leaping
JUNE 30, 2000 The Mets score a then franchise- grab by Endy Chavez in leftfield to rob Scott Rolen of a
record 10 runs in the eighth inning, highlighted by Mike sixth-inning home run, the Mets fall to the Cardinals, 3-1,
Piazza’s three-run home run as they top the Braves, 11-8. in Game Seven of the NLCS.
JULY 8, 2000 The Yankees sweep the Mets in a spilt- SEPTEMBER 30, 2007 The Marlins score seven first-
stadium doubleheader. It is the first time that two teams inning runs to beat the Mets, 8-1, in the season finale and
play two games in two different ballparks in one day in deny the Mets a second straight postseason berth.
97 years.
FEBRUARY 2, 2008 The Mets acquire Johan Santana
OCTOBER 8, 2000 Bobby J. Jones throws a one-hitter from the Twins in exchange for a package of four players.
to help the Mets beat the Giants, 4-0, and clinch the
National League Divisional Series three games-to-one.
JUNE 17, 2008 Willie Randolph is replaced by Jerry
Manuel, who becomes the 19th manager in franchise
OCTOBER 16, 2000 Mike Hampton earns his second history.
win of the National League Championship Series,
beating the Cardinals, 7-0 to clinch the NLCS MVP and
SEPTEMBER 28, 2008 The Marlins beat the Mets, 4-2,
in Shea Stadium’s final game and again deny the Mets a
send the Mets to their fourth World Series.
postseason berth.
OCTOBER 26, 2000 The Yankees beat the Mets, 4-2,
in Game Five of the World Series to clinch the title, four-
APRIL 13, 2009 Citi Field opens its doors for the Mets’
first game in their new home, but the Padres spoil the
games-to-one.
historic night with a 6-5 win.
SEPTEMBER 21, 2001 In New York City’s first sporting
event after the tragic events of September 11th, Mike
APRIL 17, 2009 Gary Sheffield becomes the first player
to hit his 500th home run in a Mets uniform when he goes
Piazza hits a two-run home run in the eighth inning to lift
deep off Milwaukee’s Mitch Stetter in a 5-4 win at Citi
the Mets past the Braves, 3-2.
Field.
AUGUST 24, 2002 Fred Wilpon becomes the sole
owner of the Mets, completing his purchase of Nelson
AUGUST 23, 2009 Eric Bruntlett turns an unassisted
triple play on Jeff Francoeur’s line drive to end the
Doubleday’s half of the team.
Phillies’ 9-7 win over the Mets at Citi Field. It was the
OCTOBER 28, 2002 Art Howe is named the 17th second unassisted triple play to end a game in MLB
manager in team history. history.
JUNE 10, 2003 José Reyes makes his major league APRIL 17, 2010 The Mets beat the Cardinals, 2-1, in 20
debut, going 2-4 with a double in a 9-7 loss at Texas. innings at Busch Stadium in St. Louis. It marks the team’s
fourth longest contest by innings and the first time the
SEPTEMBER 25, 2003 Hall of Fame radio announcer team won a game lasting 20 innings or longer.
Bob Murphy calls his last game after 42 years, a 3-1 Mets
loss at home to Pittsburgh. MAY 7, 2010 Rod Barajas hits the first walk-off home
run in Citi Field history in the bottom of the ninth inning,
MAY 5, 2004 Mike Piazza becomes the all-time home lifting the Mets to a 6-5 win over the Giants.
run leader as catcher with his 352nd at home against
San Francisco. JUNE 10, 2010 Jonathon Niese tosses a one-hitter,
retiring the final 21 straight batters, to beat the Padres,
JULY 21, 2004 David Wright makes his major league 3-0. Niese joins Tom Seaver as the only Mets pitcher to
debut, hitting seventh and starting at third base in a 5-4
finish a game one batter from perfection. Chris Denorfia
win over Montreal.
doubled in the third inning for the lone San Diego hit.
SEPTEMBER 30, 2004 Omar Minaya is named OCTOBER 4, 2010 The Mets relieve Omar Minaya
Executive Vice President and General Manager.
HISTORY
of his duties as Executive Vice President of Baseball

NOVEMBER 4, 2004 Willie Randolph is hired as the Operations and General Manager. The club also
18th manager in team history. announces that they decline to pick up manager Jerry
Manuel’s 2011 option.
DECEMBER 16, 2004 The Mets and Pedro Martinez
agree to terms on a four-year contract. OCTOBER 29, 2010 The Mets hire Sandy Alderson as
the 12th General Manager in team history.
JULY 11, 2006 The Mets send a team-record six players
to the All-Star Game in Pittsburgh. David Wright hits a NOVEMBER 23, 2010 The club introduces Terry
home run to get the National League on the board in the Collins as the 20th manager in franchise history.
second, but the AL pulls out a 3-2 win.
JUNE 28, 2011 The Mets hit two grand slams (Jason
SEPTEMBER 18, 2006 José Valentin hits two home Bay, Carlos Beltrán) in the same game for the second
runs and the Mets blank the Marlins, 4-0, to clinch their time in team history in a 14-3 win.
first NL East title since 1988.
AUGUST 15, 2011 Jason Isringhausen notches his
300th save in a 5-4, 10-inning win at San Diego.
SEPTEMBER 28, 2011 José Reyes goes 1-1 with a APRIL 23, 2015 The Mets beat the Braves 6-3 at Citi
bunt single to finish with a .337 batting average. Reyes Field to complete a 10-0 homestand. The club tied the
becomes the first Met to ever win the batting title. franchise-record with its 11th straight victory.
APRIL 26, 2012 David Wright hits a two-run home run JULY 31, 2015 The Mets acquire Yoenis Céspedes from
off Mark Buehrle at Citi Field to record his 734th and the Detroit Tigers. Later that night, Wilmer Flores hits a
735th career RBI, passing Darryl Strawberry on the walk-off home run in the 12th inning to beat Washington,
club’s all-time list. 2-1, two days after a rumored trade to Milwaukee fell
through.
AUGUST 2, 2015 Curtis Granderson, Daniel Murphy
and Lucas Duda all homer in the third inning as the Mets
complete the sweep vs. the Nationals with a 5-2 win. The
Mets move into a first place tie in the NL East.
AUGUST 24, 2015 David Wright returned after missing
115 games and homers in his first at-bat in Philadelphia.
The Mets hit a team record eight home runs in a 16-7 win.
SEPTEMBER 8, 2015 The Mets rally from a 7-1 deficit
to beat Washington, 8-7. Kirk Nieuwenhuis hits a solo
homer in the eighth off Jonathan Papelbon. The Mets
lead the Nationals by six games in the NL East.
SEPTEMBER 26, 2015 The Mets pound the Reds 10-2
at Cincinnati to clinch the NL East.
Johan Santana celebrates after the first no-hitter in
Mets history OCTOBER 9, 2015 Jacob deGrom ties a postseason
franchise-record with 13 strikeouts at Los Angeles. He
JUNE 1, 2012 Johan Santana throws the first no-hitter in outduels Clayton Kershaw as the Mets won Game 1 of
team history beating St. Louis, 8-0, at Citi Field. Santana the NLDS, 3-1.
strikes out David Freese for the final out.
OCTOBER 15, 2015 The Mets edge the Dodgers, 3-2 in
SEPTEMBER 26, 2012 David Wright singles off Los Angeles in the deciding Game 5 of the NLDS. Jacob
Pittsburgh’s Jeff Locke for his 1,419th career hit, breaking deGrom won his second game of the series. Daniel
Ed Kranepool’s team record of 1,418 hits. Murphy’s sixth inning solo home run snaps a 2-2 tie.
Jeurys Familia pitched the final 2.0 innings for the save.
SEPTEMBER 27, 2012 R.A. Dickey beats the Pirates,
6-5, for his 20th win of the season. Dickey works 7.2 OCTOBER 21, 2015 The Mets complete a four-game
innings and allows three earned runs to become the sweep of the Chicago Cubs with a 8-3 win in the NLCS to
sixth Mets pitcher to reach the 20-win plateau. advance to their fifth World Series. Daniel Murphy sets a
postseason record with a home run in six straight games.
MARCH 21, 2013 David Wright is named the fourth Lucas Duda hit a three-run home run in the first inning.
team captain in franchise history.
OCTOBER 30, 2015 Citi Field hosts its first World
MAY 28, 2013 Lucas Duda delivers a Subway Series game. The Mets beat Kansas City, 9-3. David
Series walk-off RBI single off Mariano Rivera (his final
Wright hits a home run in his first at-bat and had four RBI.
appearance vs. the Mets) in a 2-1 win.
The Mets trail the Series, two games to one.
JUNE 16, 2013 The Mets host the All-Star Game at NOVEMBER 1, 2015 The Royals score two runs in the
Citi Field. David Wright and Matt Harvey both start. The
ninth inning to force extra innings and plate five runs in
National League loses, 3-0.
the 12th to win the World Series.
SEPTEMBER 29, 2013 Mike Piazza is inducted into the SEPTEMBER 17, 2016 Curtis Granderson becomes the
Mets Hall of Fame, becoming the 27th member.
first player in team history to hit two extra inning homers
MAY 14-15, 2014: Rafael Montero and Jacob deGrom — ties the game in the 11th and hits a walkoff homer in the
make their major league debuts in consecutive games 12th to beat the Twins, 3-2.
vs. the Yankees. It was the first time in team history the
SEPTEMBER 22, 2016 José Reyes hits a two-run
Mets had starters make their debuts in consecutive
homer in the ninth to tie the game and then trailing by two,
games.
Asdrubal Cabrera hits a three-run walk-off home run in the
JULY 8, 2014 The Mets beat the Braves, 5-3, for the 11th to top the Phillies, 9-8.
club’s 4,000th win in franchise history.
OCTOBER 1, 2016 The Mets clinch the first Wild Card
SEPTEMBER 15, 2014 Jacob deGrom ties a modern- with a 5-3 win at Philadelphia...Bartolo Colón wins his 15th
era major league record with eight strikeouts to begin game and Jeurys Familia finishes with a franchise record
the game vs. Miami at Citi Field. He tied Houston’s Jim 51 saves.
Deshaies.
OCTOBER 5, 2016 The Mets fall 3-0 to the Giants in the
NOVEMBER 10, 2014 Jacob deGrom is named the one-game Wild Card Game...Noah Syndergaard tosses
National League Rookie of the Year. He becomes the 7.0 shutout innings and strikes out 10...Conor Gillaspie hits
fifth player in Mets history to capture Rookie of the Year a three-run homer off Jeurys Familia in the ninth inning.
honors.
APRIL 11, 2017 Yoenis Céspedes hits three homers OCTOBER 23, 2017 The Mets name Mickey Callaway
in Philadelphia...He becomes the first player in team the 21st manager in team history.
history to hit three homers two times (also: August 21,
2015 at Colorado).
JANUARY 1, 2018 The New York Rangers defeated
the Buffalo Sabres, 3-2, in front of a sellout crowd at the
MAY 20, 2017 Terry Collins manages his 1,013th game 2018 Bridgestone Winter Classic held at Citi Field. The
with the Mets, passing Davey Johnson for the most in Rangers won in overtime on a power play goal by J.T.
team history. Collins finished with 1,134 games managed Miller.
as New York's skipper.
HIT FOR THE CYCLE

NEW YORK METS
Player Opponent Date At-Bats
Jim Hickman vs. St. Louis 8/7/63 1B, 2B, 3B, HR, FO
Tommie Agee vs. St. Louis 7/6/70 FO, 1B, HR, 2B, 3B
Mike Phillips at Chicago 6/25/76 K, 2B, 3B, HR, 1B
Keith Hernandez at Atlanta (19) 7/4/85 2B, LO, 3B, FO, HR, FO, 1B, BB,
GO, FO, GO
Kevin McReynolds at St. Louis 8/1/89 2B, GO, HR, 1B, 3B
HISTORY
Alex Ochoa at Philadelphia 7/3/96 1B, 3B, 2B, HR, 2B

John Olerud vs. Montreal 9/11/97 2B, 1B, FO, HR, 3B
Eric Valent at Montreal 7/29/04 1B, 2B, HR, 3B, BB
Jose Reyes vs. Cincinnati 7/21/06 HR, 2B, 3B, K, 1B
Scott Hairston at Colorado 4/27/12 1B, HR, 3B, 2B, K
OPPONENTS
Player Opponent Date At-Bats
Wes Parker vs. Los Angeles 5/7/70 2B, GO, HR, 1B, 3B
Ray Lankford at St. Louis 9/15/91 2B, 1B, 3B, HR
Vladimir Guerrero at Montreal 9/14/03 2B, 1B, 3B, HR
ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (NL WEST)
2017 RECORD: 93-69 (2nd Place, NL West) | 1st Wild Card 2018 MANAGER: Torey Lovullo
2017 RESULTS STADIUM:

OVERALL ............................... 1-6 Chase Field (48,635)
AT ARIZONA ......................... 0-3 YEAR OPENED:
AT NEW YORK ...................... 1-3 1998
OVERALL ADDRESS:
OVERALL ......................... 69-70 401 East Jefferson St.
AT ARIZONA .................... 36-33 Phoenix, AZ 85004
AT NEW YORK ................ 33-37
PHONE:
POSTSEASON (602) 462-6500
OVERALL ...............................3-1
A L L-T I M E S E R I E S R E S U LT S V S . A R I ZO N A
Year Home Road Total Year Home Road Total Year Home Road Total
1998 3-3 2-1 5-4 2005 2-1 4-0 6-1 2012 2-1 2-2 4-3
1999 0-3 2-4 2-7 2006 2-1 4-0 6-1 2013 2-2 2-1 4-3
2000 5-1 2-1 7-2 2007 1-2 3-1 4-3 2014 1-2 3-0 4-2
2001 2-1 1-2 3-3 2008 1-2 2-1 3-3 2015 3-0 2-2 5-2
2002 0-4 2-1 2-5 2009 1-3 1-2 2-5 2016 0-3 1-2 1-5
2003 1-2 1-2 2-4 2010 1-2 0-3 1-5 2017 1-3 0-3 1-6
2004 2-1 2-2 4-3 2011 3-0 0-3 3-3
SERIES RECORDS
Longest Winning Streak, Mets ..................................................................................................................................8, 5/31/06-5/5/07
Longest Winning Streak, Diamondbacks ..............................................................................................................6, 8/17/16-8/22/17
Largest Margin of Victory, Mets .............................................................................14, 8/24/05 (Mets-18, D-Backs-4 at Arizona)
Largest Margin of Victory, Diamondbacks............................................................13, 8/1/10 (D-Backs-14, Mets-1 at New York)
Most Runs Scored, Mets ...........................................................................................18, 8/24/05 (Mets-18, D-Backs-4 at Arizona)
Most Runs Scored, Diamondbacks .......................................... 14, two times, last, 8/1/10 (D-Backs-14, Mets-1 at New York)
Most Runs Scored, Both Teams.............................................................................22, 8/24/05 (Mets-18, D-Backs-4 at Arizona)
Longest Game, Innings ............................................................................... 15 innings, 7/4/13 (D-Backs-5, Mets-4 at New York)
Shutouts By .....................................................................................................................................................Mets: 4, Diamondbacks: 5
SERIES SWEEPS
Last Three-Game Sweep, Mets ...................................................... At Arizona: 4/14/14-4/16/14. At New York: 7/10/15-7/12/15
Last Three-Game Sweep, Diamondbacks .....................................At Arizona: 5/15/17-5/17/17. At New York: 8/9/16-8/11/16
Last Four-Game Sweep, Mets ..................................................................................................................At Arizona: 6/8/06-6/11/06
Last Four-Game Sweep, Diamondbacks ...........................................................................................At New York: 8/3/02-8/5/02
MOST HOME RUNS SURRENDERED

CAREER SEASON
Pitcher HR Pitcher HR
1. Tom Seaver .................................... 212 1. Roger Craig (1962) ......................... 35
2. Jerry Koosman...............................187 2. Pedro Astacio (2002).................... 32
3. Ron Darling .................................... 155 3. Jay Hook (1962) ............................... 31
4. Sid Fernandez............................... 138 T4. Pete Harnisch (1996) ..................... 30
5. Bobby J. Jones ..............................137 Rick Reed (1998) ........................... 30
T6. Roger Craig (1963) ......................... 28
Rick Reed (2000) ........................... 28
Steve Trachsel (2001) ................... 28
Jacob deGrom (2017) ................28
10. Chris Capuano (2011) .................... 27
ATLANTA BRAVES (NL EAST)
2017 RECORD: 72-90 (3rd Place, NL East) 2018 MANAGER: Brian Snitker
2017 RESULTS
STADIUM:
OVERALL ............................. 12-7
SunTrust Park (41,500)
AT ATLANTA .........................7-3
AT NEW YORK ..................... 5-4 YEAR OPENED:
2017
OVERALL
OVERALL ................. 376-444-1 ADDRESS:
AT ATLANTA ............... 164-209 755 Battery Ave.
AT NEW YORK ....... 207-204-1
Atlanta, GA 30339
AT MILWAUKEE...................5-31 PHONE:
OVERALL ..............................5-4
A L L-T I M E S E R I E S R E S U LT S V S . AT L A N TA
1962 3-6 3-6 6-12 1981 2-1 1-2 3-3 2000 4-3 2-4 6-7
1963 5-4 1-8 6-12 1982 1-5 2-4 3-9 2001 4-5 5-5 9-10
1964 3-6 1-8 4-14 1983 3-3 1-5 4-8 2002 4-6 3-6 7-12
1965 5-4 0-9 5-13 1984 3-3 5-1 8-4 2003 5-4 3-7 8-11
1966 2-7 2-7 4-14 1985 5-1 5-1 10-2 2004 5-5 2-7 7-12
1967 7-2 3-6 10-8 1986 5-1 3-3 8-4 2005 5-5 1-8 6-13
1968 2-7-1 4-5 6-12-1 1987 3-3 2-4 5-7 2006 5-4 6-3 11-7
1969 4-2 4-2 8-4 1988 3-3 5-1 8-4 2007 4-5 5-4 9-9
1970 4-2 2-4 6-6 1989 6-0 4-2 10-2 2008 6-3 1-8 7-11
1971 3-3 2-4 5-7 1990 5-1 3-3 8-4 2009 2-7 3-6 5-13
1972 3-3 2-4 5-7 1991 1-5 2-4 3-9 2010 4-5 3-6 7-11
1973 2-4 4-2 6-6 1992 1-5 4-2 5-7 2011 4-5 5-4 9-9
1974 3-3 1-5 4-8 1993 1-5 2-4 3-9 2012 4-5 2-7 6-12
1975 3-3 5-1 8-4 1994 3-3 1-2 4-5 2013 4-5 5-5 9-10
1976 5-1 3-3 8-4 1995 5-1 3-4 8-5 2014 5-5 5-4 10-9
1977 3-3 2-4 5-7 1996 4-3 2-4 6-7 2015 6-3 5-5 11-8
1978 4-2 2-4 6-6 1997 4-2 3-3 7-5 2016 2-7 7-3 9-10
1979 3-3 5-1 8-4 1998 3-3 0-6 3-9 2017 5-4 7-3 12-7
1980 5-1 4-2 9-3 1999 2-4 1-5 3-9
SERIES RECORDS
Longest Winning Streak, Mets ...................................................................................................................................7, 6/3/79-8/16/79
Longest Winning Streak, Braves ..........................................................................................................................12, 6/20/62-4/15/63
Largest Margin of Victory, Mets .................................................................................... 14, 8/7/71 (Mets-20, Braves-6 at Atlanta)
Largest Margin of Victory, Braves ............................................ 16, two times, last, 7/2/99 (Braves-16, Mets-0 at New York)
Most Runs Scored, Mets .................................................................................................20, 8/7/71 (Mets-20, Braves-6 at Atlanta)
Most Runs Scored, Braves ............................................................................................ 18, 4/7/04 (Braves-18, Mets-10 at Atlanta)
Most Runs Scored, Both Teams...........................................................29, (19 innings), 7/4/85 (Mets-16, Braves-13 at Atlanta)
Longest Game, Innings ................................................................................... 19 innings, 7/4/85 (Mets-16, Braves-13 at Atlanta)
Shutouts By ............................................................................................................................................................... Mets: 53, Braves: 52
SERIES SWEEPS
Last Two-Game Sweep, Mets.......................................................At New York: 4/24/90-4/25/90. At Atlanta: 5/4/09-5/5/09
HISTORY
Last Two-Game Sweep, Braves ............................................................... At New York: 9/8/11 (DH). At Atlanta: 4/5/08-4/6/08
Last Three-Game Sweep, Mets ...................................................At New York: 4/21/15-4/23/15. At Atlanta: 4/22/16-4/24/16
Last Three-Game Sweep, Braves ................................................. At New York: 9/19/16-9/21/16. At Atlanta: 9/19/15-9/21/15
Last Four-Game Sweep, Mets ......................................................At New York: 7/20/89-7/23/89. At Atlanta: 9/10/15-9/13/15
Last Four-Game Sweep, Braves ...................................................................At New York: None. At Atlanta: 5/20/08-5/22/08
CHICAGO CUBS (NL CENTRAL)
2017 RECORD: 92-70 (1st Place, NL Central) 2018 MANAGER: Joe Maddon
2017
STADIUM:
OVERALL .............................. 2-4
Wrigley Field (41,019)
AT CHICAGO ....................... 0-3
AT NEW YORK ...................... 2-1 YEAR OPENED:
1914
OVERALL
OVERALL ............... 359-372-2 ADDRESS:
AT CHICAGO ..........169-200-1 1060 West Addison St.
AT NEW YORK .......... 189-171-1 Chicago, IL 60613
AT TOKYO ............................... 1-1 PHONE:
(773) 404-2827
POSTSEASON
OVERALL ............................. 4-0
A L L-T I M E S E R I E S R E S U LT S V S . C H I C A G O
1962 4-5 5-4 9-9 1981 3-1-1 5-4 8-5-1 2000 4-0 1-2 5-2
1963 4-5 3-6 7-11 1982 4-5 5-4 9-9 2001 1-2 1-2 2-4
1964 5-4 2-7 7-11 1983 4-5 5-4 9-9 2002 3-0 2-1 5-1
1965 3-6 4-5-1 7-11-1 1984 5-4 1-8 6-12 2003 1-2 0-3 1-5
1966 5-4 5-4 10-8 1985 9-0 5-4 14-4 2004 2-1 0-3 2-4
1967 2-4 3-9 5-13 1986 6-3 6-3 12-6 2005 3-0 1-2 4-2
1968 4-5 6-3 10-8 1987 6-3 3-6 9-9 2006 1-2 2-1 3-3
1969 5-4 5-4 10-8 1988 6-3 3-6 9-9 2007 3-1 2-1 5-2
1970 4-6 7-1 11-7 1989 6-3 2-7 8-10 2008 2-2 0-2 2-4
1971 4-5 3-6 7-11 1990 3-6 6-3 9-9 2009 2-1 1-2 3-3
1972 6-3 2-7 8-10 1991 1-7 5-4 6-11 2010 3-1 1-2 4-3
1973 3-6 4-4 7-10 1992 6-3 3-6 9-9 2011 1-2 1-2 2-4
1974 2-7 8-1 10-8 1993 2-4 3-4 5-8 2012 1-2 1-2 2-4
1975 6-3 5-4 11-7 1994 1-1 3-0 4-1 2013 1-2 2-1 3-3
1976 6-3 7-2 13-5 1995 1-3 2-1 3-4 2014 2-2 0-3 2-5
1977 5-4 4-5 9-9 1996 3-3 2-4 5-7 2015 0-3 0-4 0-7
1978 3-5 4-6 7-11 1997 3-3 2-3 5-6 2016 4-0 1-2 5-2
1979 4-5 6-3 10-8 1998 2-1 3-3 5-4 2017 2-1 0-3 2-4
1980 5-4 3-6 8-10 1999 3-0 3-3 6-3
SERIES RECORDS
Longest Winning Streak, Mets ........................................................................................................8, two times, last, 8/3/85-9/19/85
Longest Winning Streak, Cubs ...................................................................................................................................... 9, 8/17/14 - 7/2/15
Largest Margin of Victory, Mets ........................................................................................18, 5/26/64 (Mets-19, Cubs-1 at Chicago)
Largest Margin of Victory, Cubs .......................................................13, two times, last, 3/31/03 (Cubs-15, Mets-2 at New York)
Most Runs Scored, Mets .................................................................................................. 23, 8/16/87 (Mets-23, Cubs-10 at Chicago)
Most Runs Scored, Cubs.......................................................................18, two times, last, 9/16/72 (Cubs-18, Mets-5 at Chicago)
Most Runs Scored, Both Teams..................................................................................... 33, 8/16/87 (Mets-23, Cubs-10 at Chicago)
Longest Game, Innings ............................................................. 14 innings, four times, last, 8/11/91 (Cubs-3, Mets-2 at Chicago)
Shutouts By ....................................................................................................................................................................... Mets: 45, Cubs: 44
SERIES SWEEPS
Last Two-Game Sweep, Mets..........................................................At New York: 9/14/88-9/15/88. At Chicago: 7/17/95-7/18/95
Last Two-Game Sweep, Cubs ....................................................At New York: 9/29/82-9/30/82. At Chicago: 4/21/08-4/22/08
Last Three-Game Sweep, Mets ...........................................................At New York: 8/5/05-8/7/05. At Chicago: 4/4/94-4/6/94
Last Three-Game Sweep, Cubs..........................................................At New York: 6/30/15-7/2/15. At Chicago: 9/12/17-9/14/17
Last Four-Game Sweep, Mets ...............................................................................At New York: 6/30/16-7/3/16. At Chicago: None
Last Four-Game Sweep, Cubs ..............................................................At New York: 8/2/91-8/5/91. At Chicago: 5/11/15-5/14/15
Last Five-Game Sweep, Mets ......................................................................... At New York: None. At Chicago: 6/22/70-6/25/70
Last Five-Game Sweep, Cubs ................................................................................................At New York: None. At Chicago: None
CINCINNATI REDS (NL CENTRAL)
2017 RECORD: 68-94 (5th Place, NL Central) 2018 MANAGER: Bryan Price
STADIUM:
2017
Great American Ball Park
OVERALL ............................... 4-3
(42,271)
AT CINCINNATI ..................... 1-2
2003
OVERALL
OVERALL .....................284-317 ADDRESS:
AT CINCINNATI ........... 128-168 100 Joe Nuxhall Way
AT NEW YORK ............ 156-149
Cincinnati, OH 45202
PHONE:
POSTSEASON
(513) 765-7000
OVERALL ..............................3-2
A L L-T I M E S E R I E S R E S U LT S V S . C I N C I N N AT I
1962 5-4 0-9 5-13 1981 1-5 2-2 3-7 2000 3-3 1-2 4-5
1963 4-5 4-5 8-10 1982 4-2 1-5 5-7 2001 0-3 2-1 2-4
1964 3-6 4-5 7-11 1983 3-3 2-4 5-7 2002 2-1 2-1 4-2
1965 6-3 1-8 7-11 1984 5-1 4-2 9-3 2003 1-2 3-0 4-2
1966 4-5 3-5 7-10 1985 3-3 5-1 8-4 2004 1-2 2-1 3-3
1967 4-5 2-7 6-12 1986 2-4 6-0 8-4 2005 3-0 0-3 3-3
1968 5-4 3-6 8-10 1987 3-3 2-4 5-7 2006 2-2 2-1 4-3
1969 3-3 3-3 6-6 1988 4-2 3-2 7-4 2007 3-1 2-1 5-2
1970 3-3 1-5 4-8 1989 4-2 4-2 8-4 2008 2-1 2-2 4-3
1971 3-3 1-5 4-8 1990 4-2 2-4 6-6 2009 2-1 2-1 4-2
1972 1-5 3-3 4-8 1991 3-3 4-2 7-5 2010 1-2 1-2 2-4
1973 2-4 2-4 4-8 1992 4-2 1-5 5-7 2011 1-2 4-0 5-2
1974 2-4 1-5 3-9 1993 2-4 4-2 6-6 2012 1-4 1-2 2-6
1975 3-3 1-5 4-8 1994 3-0 1-2 4-2 2013 0-3 2-1 2-4
1976 4-2 2-4 6-6 1995 4-2 1-5 5-7 2014 2-1 2-1 4-2
1977 1-5 1-5 2-10 1996 4-2 2-4 6-6 2015 3-0 4-0 7-0
1978 3-3 2-4 5-7 1997 6-0 3-2 9-2 2016 3-0 3-0 6-0
1979 2-4 2-4 4-8 1998 4-2 2-1 6-3 2017 3-1 1-2 4-3
1980 2-4 2-4 4-8 1999 0-3 5-2 5-5
SERIES RECORDS
Longest Winning Streak, Mets ....................................................................................................................................... 14, 9/7/14 - 9/7/16
Longest Winning Streak, Reds........................................................................................................9, two times, last, 6/8/77-4/29/78
Largest Margin of Victory, Mets .................................................................................... 14, 4/19/98 (Mets-14, Reds-0 at Cincinnati)
Largest Margin of Victory, Reds ...................................................................................... 12, 5/4/85 (Reds-14, Mets-2 at Cincinnati)
Most Runs Scored, Mets ..................................................................................................15, 4/28/97 (Mets-15, Reds-2 at Cincinnati)
Most Runs Scored, Reds .................................................................................................. 15, 5/13/80 (Reds-15, Mets-4 at Cincinnati)
Most Runs Scored, Both Teams....................................................................................25, 5/12/63 (Mets-13, Reds-12 at New York)
Longest Game, Innings ...................................................................................... 16 innings, 8/20/73 (Reds-8, Mets-3 at New York)
Shutouts By ........................................................................................................................................................................Mets: 32, Reds: 47
SERIES SWEEPS
Last Two-Game Sweep, Mets...................................................At New York: 4/22/97-4/23/97. At Cincinnati: 4/28/97-4/29/97
Last Two-Game Sweep, Reds ...................................................... At New York: 5/25/92-5/27/92. At Cincinnati: 5/6/92-5/7/92
HISTORY
Last Three-Game Sweep, Mets ...................................................... At New York: 4/25/16-4/27/16. At Cincinnati: 9/5/16-9/7/16
Last Three-Game Sweep, Reds .................................................... At New York: 5/20/13-5/22/13. At Cincinnati: 4/4/05-4/7/05
Last Four-Game Sweep, Mets .......................................................At New York: 7/18/97-7/21/97. At Cincinnati: 9/24/15-9/27/15
Last Four-Game Sweep, Reds....................................................... At New York: 8/19/77-8/21/77. At Cincinnati: 7/11/75-7/13/75
Last Five-Game Sweep, Mets .............................................................................At New York: 7/5/84-7/8/84. At Cincinnati: None
Last Five-Game Sweep, Reds .......................................................................At New York: 9/25/64-9/27/64. At Cincinnati: None
COLORADO ROCKIES (NL WEST)
2017 RECORD: 87-75 (3rd Place, NL West) | 2nd Wild Card 2018 MANAGER: Bud Black
STADIUM:
2017 Coors Field (50,398)
OVERALL ............................... 3-3 YEAR OPENED:
AT COLORADO ................... 1-2 1995
AT NEW YORK ...................... 2-1
ADDRESS:
OVERALL 2001 Blake Street
OVERALL ......................... 101-91 Denver, CO 80205
AT COLORADO............... 37-57 PHONE:
AT NEW YORK ................ 64-34 (303) 292-0200
A L L-T I M E S E R I E S R E S U LT S V S . C O L O R A D O
1993 4-2 2-4 6-6 2002 1-2 2-1 3-3 2011 2-1 0-4 2-5
1994 0-3 1-2 1-5 2003 4-0 1-2 5-2 2012 0-4 2-1 2-5
1995 3-1 1-4 4-5 2004 3-0 2-1 5-1 2013 3-0 1-3 4-3
1996 4-2 1-5 5-7 2005 3-1 1-2 4-3 2014 3-0 1-3 4-3
1997 4-2 1-4 5-6 2006 3-0 2-1 5-1 2015 4-0 3-0 7-0
1998 4-2 2-1 6-3 2007 2-1 0-3 2-4 2016 1-3 0-3 1-6
1999 2-1 3-3 5-4 2008 3-0 3-3 6-3 2017 2-1 1-2 3-3
2000 4-2 2-1 6-3 2009 3-1 1-2 4-3
2001 2-1 1-3 3-4 2010 2-1 1-2 3-3
SERIES RECORDS
Longest Winning Streak, Mets ..................................................................................................................................... 11, 5/4/14 - 8/23/15
Longest Winning Streak, Rockies .................................................................................................................................7, 8/20/12-4/18/13
Largest Margin of Victory, Mets ..................................................................................12, 7/14/17 (Mets-14, Rockies-2 at New York)
Largest Margin of Victory, Rockies ............................................ 10, three times, last, 7/4/07 (Rockies-17, Mets-7 at Colorado)
Most Runs Scored, Mets ................................................................ 14, four times, last, 7/14/17, (Mets-14, Rockies-2 at New York)
Most Runs Scored, Rockies .........................................................................................18, 4/27/14 (Rockies-18, Mets-9 at Colorado)
Most Runs Scored, Both Teams................................................................................. 27, 4/27/14 (Rockies-18, Mets-9 at Colorado)
Longest Game, Innings .................................................................................14 innings, 4/26/95 (Rockies-11, Mets-9 at Colorado)
Shutouts By ..................................................................................................................................................................... Mets: 18, Rockies: 5
SERIES SWEEPS
Last Three-Game Sweep, Mets .......................................................At New York: 9/8/14-9/10/14. At Colorado: 8/21/15-8/23/15
Last Three-Game Sweep, Rockies .................................................................. At New York: None. At Colorado: 5/13/16-5/15/16
Last Four-Game Sweep, Mets .......................................................................... At New York: 8/10/15-8/13/15. At Colorado: None
Last Four-Game Sweep, Rockies .................................................................. At New York: 8/20/12-8/23/12. At Colorado: None
WINNING & LOSING STREAKS

WINNING STREAKS (8 or more) LOSING STREAKS (11 or more)
Games Year Dates Games Year Dates
11 1969 May 28-June 10 17 1962 May 21-June 6
11 1972 May 12-May 21 15 1963 June 28-July 14
11 1986 April 18-April 30 15 1982 August 15-August 31
11 1990 June 17-June 29 13 1962 August 9-August 21
11 2015 April 12-23 13 1980 August 31-September 12
10 1969 September 6-September 13 12 2002 August 10-August 23
10 1976 June 23-July 4 11 1962 July 15-July 26
10 1991 July 1-July 13 11 1963 July 18-July 28
10 2008 July 5-July 17 11 1965 August 1-August 13
9 1969 September 21-October 1 1991 August 9-August 21, Game #1
9 1985 July 2-July 10 2004 August 28-September 8
9 1985 August 3-August 13
9 1998 May 21-May 31
9 2000 April 16-April 25
8 10 times last, September 7-September 14
LOS ANGELES DODGERS (NL WEST)
2017 RECORD: 104-58 (1st Place, NL West) | NL Champions 2018 MANAGER: Dave Roberts
2017 STADIUM:
OVERALL .............................. 0-7 Dodger Stadium (56,000)
AT LOS ANGELES .............. 0-4 YEAR OPENED:
AT NEW YORK ..................... 0-3 1962
OVERALL ADDRESS:
OVERALL ................. 268-337-1 1000 Elysian Park Ave.
AT LOS ANGELES ...... 124-183 Los Angeles, CA 90012
AT NEW YORK ......... 144-154-1
PHONE:
OVERALL ............................. 9-6
A L L-T I M E S E R I E S R E S U LT S V S . L O S A N G E L E S
1962 1-8 1-8 2-16 1981 1-2 0-3 1-5 2000 2-1 3-3 5-4
1963 1-8 1-8 2-16 1982 3-3 3-3 6-6 2001 2-1 2-1 4-2
1964 2-7-1 1-8 3-15-1 1983 3-4 2-3 5-7 2002 0-3 2-1 2-4
1965 3-6 3-6 6-12 1984 5-1 4-2 9-3 2003 1-2 2-1 3-3
1966 4-5 2-7 6-12 1985 2-4 3-3 5-7 2004 1-2 2-1 3-3
1967 4-5 2-7 6-12 1986 5-1 4-2 9-3 2005 2-1 1-2 3-3
1968 5-4 6-3 11-7 1987 3-3 3-3 6-6 2006 2-2 2-1 4-3
1969 6-0 2-4 8-4 1988 4-1 6-0 10-1 2007 2-1 3-4 5-5
1970 3-3 2-4 5-7 1989 3-3 4-2 7-5 2008 3-1 1-2 4-3
1971 4-2 3-3 7-5 1990 4-2 3-3 7-5 2009 1-2 0-3 1-5
1972 3-3 2-4 5-7 1991 3-3 2-4 5-7 2010 3-0 1-3 4-3
1973 3-3 2-4 5-7 1992 5-1 2-4 7-5 2011 2-1 3-1 5-2
1974 4-2 3-3 7-5 1993 2-4 2-4 4-8 2012 0-3 3-1 3-4
1975 2-4 4-2 6-6 1994 4-2 2-4 6-6 2013 1-2 0-3 1-5
1976 3-3 2-4 5-7 1995 3-3 3-3 6-6 2014 1-2 1-2 2-4
1977 3-3 1-5 4-8 1996 2-4 2-4 4-8 2015 2-2 2-1 4-3
1978 3-3 2-4 5-7 1997 2-3 3-3 5-6 2016 1-2 2-2 3-4
1979 3-3 0-6 3-9 1998 2-2 3-1 5-3 2017 0-3 0-4 0-7
1980 4-2 1-5 5-7 1999 1-3 3-1 4-4
SERIES RECORDS
Longest Winning Streak, Mets ...............................................................................................................................9, 5/18/86-8/30/86
Longest Winning Streak, Dodgers ........................................................................................................................ 11, 7/31/63-5/21/64
Largest Margin of Victory, Mets ..........................................................................13, 7/25/15 (Mets-15, Dodgers-2 at New York)
Largest Margin of Victory, Dodgers ....................................................................14, 7/14/62 (Dodgers-17, Mets-3 at New York)
Most Runs Scored, Mets ........................................................................................15, 7/25/15 (Mets-15, Dodgers-2 at New York)
Most Runs Scored, Dodgers .................................................... 17, two times, last, 7/14/62 (Dodgers-17, Mets-3 at New York)
Most Runs Scored, Both Teams....................................................................25, 5/25/62 (Dodgers-17, Mets-8 at Los Angeles)
Longest Game, Innings ...................................................................... 19 innings, 5/24/73 (Mets-7, Dodgers-3 at Los Angeles)
Shutouts By ............................................................................................................................................................Mets: 42, Dodgers: 59
SERIES SWEEPS
Last Two-Game Sweep, Mets.......................................... At New York: 5/11/90-5/12/90. At Los Angeles: 5/21/90-5/22/90
HISTORY
Last Two-Game Sweep, Dodgers .................................At New York: 8/26/85-8/27/85. At Los Angeles: 4/20/94-4/21/94
Last Three-Game Sweep, Mets ..................................... At New York: 4/27/10-4/28/10. At Los Angeles: 8/28/89-8/30/89
Last Three-Game Sweep, Dodgers......................................... At New York: 8/4/17-8/6/17. At Los Angeles: 8/12/13-8/14/13
Last Four-Game Sweep, Dodgers .....................................At New York: 6/11/65-6/13/65. At Los Angeles: 6/19/17-6/22/17
MIAMI MARLINS (NL EAST)
2017 RECORD: 77-85 (2nd Place, NL East) 2018 MANAGER: Don Mattingly
2017 STADIUM:
OVERALL ............................. 7-12 Marlins Park (37,422)
AT MIAMI ...............................3-7 YEAR OPENED:
AT NEW YORK ..................... 4-5 2012
OVERALL ADDRESS:
OVERALL ...................... 215-199 501 Marlins Way
AT MIAMI ....................... 101-102 Miami, FL 33125
AT NEW YORK ............... 113-95 PHONE:
AT PUERTO RICO................. 1-2 (305) 480-1300
A L L-T I M E S E R I E S R E S U LT S V S . M I A M I
1993 4-3 5-1 9-4 2002 7-3 4-5 11-8 2010 5-4 1-8 6-12
1994 2-4 2-2 4-6 2003 3-6 4-6 7-12 2011 5-4 4-5 9-9
1995 4-3 2-4 6-7 2004 2-8 2-7 4-15 2012 7-2 5-4 12-6
1996 4-2 2-5 6-7 2005 5-4 5-4 10-8 2013 5-4 3-7 8-11
1997 4-2 4-2 8-4 2006 6-4 5-4 11-8 2014 6-3 5-5 11-8
1998 3-3 4-2 7-5 2007 3-6 8-1 11-7 2015 6-4 5-4 11-8
1999 5-1 5-2 10-3 2008 5-4 5-4 10-8 2016 6-4 6-3 12-7
2000 4-2 2-4 6-6 2009 3-6 4-5 7-11 2017 4-5 3-7 7-12
2001 6-3 6-4 12-7 2010 5-4 1-8 6-12
SERIES RECORDS
Longest Winning Streak, Mets ........................................................................................................................................ 7, 8/9/12-9/23/12
Longest Winning Streak, Marlins ................................................................................................................................ 10, 7/10/04-9/8/04
Largest Margin of Victory, Mets ...........................................................13, two times, last, 4/2/08 (Mets-13, Marlins-0 at Miami)
Largest Margin of Victory, Marlins .............................................................................. 13, 8//8/12 (Marlins-13, Mets-0 at New York)
Most Runs Scored, Mets ..........................................................................17, 7/8/06 (Game Two) (Mets-17, Marlins-3 at New York)
Most Runs Scored, Marlins...................................................................................................16, 9/11/06 (Marlins-16, Mets-5 at Miami)
Most Runs Scored, Both Teams..........................................................................................21, 9/11/06 (Marlins-16, Mets-5 at Miami)
Longest Game, Innings ......................................................................................20 innings, 6/8/13 (Marlins-2, Mets-1 at New York)
Shutouts By .................................................................................................................................................................... Mets: 28, Marlins: 21
SERIES SWEEPS
Last Two-Game Sweep, Mets.................................................................At New York: 4/7/06-4/9/06. At Miami: 4/18/07-4/19/07
Last Two-Game Sweep, Marlins ............................................................. At New York: 6/8/13-6/9/13. At Miami: 9/21/10-9/22/10
Last Three-Game Sweep, Mets .................................................................. At New York: 7/11/14-7/13/14. At Miami: 8/3/15-8/5/15
Last Three-Game Sweep, Marlins .......................................................At New York: 9/8/09-9/10/09. At Miami: 9/18/17-9/20/17
Last Four-Game Sweep, Mets ..................................................................................At New York: 4/16/15-4/19/15. At Miami: None
Last Four-Game Sweep, Marlins .........................................................At New York: 8/30/04-9/2/04. At Miami: 5/13/10-5/16/10
METS BEST RECORD AFTER...

10 games .......................8-2 (1972, 1985 & 2006) 90 games ...........................................62-28 (1986)
20 games ..............................................16-4 (1986) 100 games .........................................68-32 (1986)
30 games .............................................. 23-7 (1972) 110 games...........................................75-35 (1986)
40 games .................... 29-11 (1972, 1986 &1988) 120 games...........................................79-41 (1986)
50 games ............................................35-15 (1986) 130 games.......................................... 87-43 (1986)
60 games .......................................... 44–16 (1986) 140 games..........................................93-47 (1986)
70 games ............................................49-21 (1986) 150 games ........................................ 98-52 (1986)
80 games ...........................................55-25 (1986) FINAL ......................................... 108-54 (1986)
MILWAUKEE BREWERS (NL CENTRAL)
2017 RECORD: 86-76 (2nd Place, NL Central) 2018 MANAGER: Craig Counsell
STADIUM:
2017 Miller Park (41,900)
AT MILWAUKEE.................... 0-3 2001
AT NEW YORK ..................... 2-2
ADDRESS:
OVERALL One Brewers Way
OVERALL .......................... 74-60 Milwaukee, WI 53214
AT MILWAUKEE............... 37-28 PHONE:
AT NEW YORK ................ 37-32 (414) 902-4400
A L L-T I M E S E R I E S R E S U LT S V S . M I LW A U K E E
1998 3-0 5-1 8-1 2005 1-2 2-1 3-3 2012 1-1 1-2 2-3
1999 2-2 3-0 5-2 2006 2-1 1-2 3-3 2013 1-3 2-1 3-4
2000 5-1 2-1 7-2 2007 2-1 2-1 4-2 2014 1-2 2-2 3-4
2001 3-0 0-3 3-3 2008 1-2 3-0 4-2 2015 2-1 1-2 3-3
2002 3-0 2-1 5-1 2009 2-1 1-2 3-3 2016 3-0 2-2 5-2
2003 1-5 2-1 3-6 2010 1-3 1-2 2-5 2017 2-2 0-3 2-5
2004 1-2 3-0 4-2 2011 0-3 2-1 2-4
SERIES RECORDS
Longest Winning Streak, Mets ...................................................................................................................................... 9, 5/4/99-6/16/00
Longest Winning Streak, Brewers .................................................................................................................................5, 6/11/16-5/14/17
Largest Margin of Victory, Mets .................................................................................13, 5/16/15 (Mets-14, Brewers-1 at New York)
Largest Margin of Victory, Brewers ...........................................................................9, 5/12/07 (Brewers-12, Mets-3 at New York)
Most Runs Scored, Mets ...............................................................................................14, 5/16/15 (Mets-14, Brewers-1 at New York)
Most Runs Scored, Brewers......................................................12, three times, last, 5/12/07 (Brewers-12, Mets-3 at New York)
Most Runs Scored, Both Teams................................................... 21, two times, last, 8/4/05 (Mets-9, Brewers-12 at New York)
Longest Game, Innings .....................................................13 innings, two times, last, 6/12/14 (Brewers-5, Mets-1 at New York)
Shutouts By ...................................................................................................................................................................... Mets: 9, Brewers: 4
SERIES SWEEPS
Last Two-Game Sweep, Brewers ............................................................................................ At New York: 6/5/03 (Doubleheader)
Last Three-Game Sweep, Mets ...................................................At New York: 5/20/16-5/22/16. At Milwaukee: 9/1/08-9/3/08
Last Three-Game Sweep, Brewers ...............................................At New York: 8/19/11-8/21/11. At Milwaukee: 5/12/17-5/14/17
BIGGEST COMEBACKS
HISTORY
Deficit Date Opponent Score Deficit Date Opponent Score

8 runs 9/2/72 at Houston 11-8 6 runs 4/1/96 vs. St. Louis 7-6
7 runs 6/30/00 vs. Atlanta 11-8 6 runs 6/14/80 vs. San Francisco 7-6
7 runs 6/2/11 vs. Pittsburgh 9-8 6 runs 6/5/78 vs. Los Angeles 9-8
6 runs 5/5/17 vs. Miami 8-7 6 runs 9/14/78 vs. Montreal 7-6
6 runs 7/4/16 vs. Miami 8-6 6 runs 7/20/75 vs. Houston 10-9
6 runs 9/8/15 at Washington 8-7 6 runs 9/23/75 at Chicago 8-6
6 runs 8/22/06 vs. St. Louis 8-7 6 runs 7/17/73 at Atlanta 8-7
6 runs 6/13/01 at Baltimore 7-6 (10) 6 runs 5/7/72 vs. San Diego 8-6
6 runs 5/15/99 at Philadelphia 9-7 6 runs 8/17/66 vs. Pittsburgh 8-7
6 runs 9/13/97 vs. Montreal 9-6 (11) 6 runs 4/23/65 at San Francisco 9-8
6 runs 7/13/97 at Atlanta 7-6 (10)
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (NL EAST)
2017 RECORD: 66-96 (5th Place, NL East) 2018 MANAGER: Gabe Kapler
STADIUM:
2017 Citizens Bank Park (43,651)
OVERALL .............................. 12-7 YEAR OPENED:
AT PHILADELPHIA ...............7-3 2004
AT NEW YORK ..................... 5-4
ADDRESS:
OVERALL 1 Citizens Bank Way
OVERALL .................... 468-500 Philadelphia, PA 19148
AT PHILADELPHIA ... 232-252 PHONE:
AT NEW YORK .......... 236-248 (215) 463-6000
A L L-T I M E S E R I E S R E S U LT S V S . P H I L A D E L P H I A
1962 2-7 2-7 4-14 1981 5-4 2-3 7-7 2000 2-4 4-3 6-7
1963 6-3 2-7 8-10 1982 5-4 2-7 7-11 2001 5-5 6-3 11-8
1964 2-7 1-8 3-15 1983 4-5 2-7 6-12 2002 3-6 6-4 9-10
1965 3-6 4-5 7-11 1984 7-2 3-6 10-8 2003 3-7 4-5 7-12
1966 1-8 6-3 7-11 1985 7-2 4-5 11-7 2004 3-6 5-5 8-11
1967 1-8 3-6 4-14 1986 6-3 2-7 8-10 2005 6-4 5-3 11-7
1968 3-6 5-4 8-10 1987 8-1 5-4 13-5 2006 6-3 5-5 11-8
1969 5-4 7-2 12-6 1988 6-3 4-5 10-8 2007 2-7 4-5 6-12
1970 6-3 7-2 13-5 1989 6-3 6-3 12-6 2008 5-4 6-3 11-7
1971 7-2 6-3 13-5 1990 6-3 4-5 10-8 2009 4-5 2-7 6-12
1972 5-4 8-1 13-5 1991 5-4 6-3 11-7 2010 5-4 4-5 9-9
1973 6-3 3-6 9-9 1992 3-6 3-6 6-12 2011 4-5 3-6 7-11
1974 4-5 3-6 7-11 1993 1-6 2-4 3-10 2012 3-6 7-2 10-8
1975 4-5 3-6 7-11 1994 2-1 2-5 4-6 2013 4-6 6-3 10-9
1976 3-6 2-7 5-13 1995 3-4 4-2 7-6 2014 5-4 8-2 13-6
1977 4-5 1-8 5-13 1996 4-2 3-4 7-6 2015 8-1 6-4 14-5
1978 3-6 3-6 6-12 1997 4-2 3-3 7-5 2016 6-4 6-3 12-7
1979 2-7 3-6 5-13 1998 3-3 5-1 8-4 2017 5-4 7-3 12-7
1980 1-8 5-4 6-12 1999 4-2 2-4 6-6
SERIES RECORDS
Longest Winning Streak, Mets ........................................................................................................ 10, two times, last, 5/9/15-8/31/15
Longest Winning Streak, Phillies............................................................................................................................ 10, 6/29/80-9/25-80
Largest Margin of Victory, Mets ..................................................................................17, 9/25/16 (Mets-17, Phillies-0 at New York)
Largest Margin of Victory, Phillies ........................................................................ 19, 6/11/85 (Phillies-26, Mets-7 at Philadelphia)
Most Runs Scored, Mets ................................................................................................17, 9/25/16 (Mets-17, Phillies-0 at New York)
Most Runs Scored, Phillies ..................................................................................... 26, 6/11/85 (Phillies-26, Mets-7 at Philadelphia)
Most Runs Scored, Both Teams............................................................................ 33, 6/11/85 (Phillies-26, Mets-7 at Philadelphia)
Longest Game, Innings ............................... 18 innings, two times, last, 8/1/72 (Game One) (Mets-3, Phillies-2 at New York)
Shutouts By .................................................................................................................................................................... Mets: 77, Phillies: 65
SERIES SWEEP
Last Two-Game Sweep, Mets................................................... At New York: 5/6/09-5/7/09. At Philadelphia: 7/21/03-7/22/03
Last Two-Game, Phillies ...........................................................At New York: 8/14/92-8/15/92. At Philadelphia: 4/12/83-4/13/83
Last Three-Game Sweep, Mets ............................................... At New York: 5/25/15-5/27/15. At Philadelphia: 4/10/17-4/12/17
Last Three-Game Sweep, Phillies .......................................... At New York: 4/26/13-4/28/13. At Philadelphia: 9/29/15-10/1/15
Last Four-Game Sweep, Mets ....................................................................At New York: None. At Philadelphia: 8/24/15-8/27/15
Last Four-Game Sweep, Phillies.........................................At New York: 6/19/95-6/22/95. At Philadelphia: 8/27/07-8/30/07
Last Five-Game Sweep, Phillies ..........................................At New York: 8/14/80-8/17/80. At Philadelphia: 6/25/82-6/27/82
PITTSBURGH PIRATES (NL CENTRAL)
2017 RECORD: 75-87 (4th Place, NL Central) 2018 MANAGER: Clint Hurdle
STADIUM:
2017 PNC Park (38,362)
AT PITTSBURGH .................. 2-1 2001
AT NEW YORK ...................... 1-2
ADDRESS:
OVERALL 115 Federal Street
OVERALL ................ 352-385-2 Pittsburgh, PA 15212
AT PITTSBURGH ..... 163-201-1 PHONE:
AT NEW YORK ......... 189-184-1 (412) 323-5000
A L L-T I M E S E R I E S R E S U LT S V S . P I T T S B U R G H
1962 1-8 1-8 2-16 1981 1-4 2-2-1 3-6-1 2000 3-0 4-2 7-2
1963 3-6 1-8 4-14 1982 4-5 4-5 8-10 2001 1-2 3-0 4-2
1964 4-5 2-7 6-12 1983 5-4 4-5 9-9 2002 1-2 0-2 1-4
1965 1-8 3-6 4-14 1984 5-4 7-2 12-6 2003 2-1 2-1 4-2
1966 4-5 1-8 5-13 1985 5-4 5-4 10-8 2004 0-3 1-2 1-5
1967 7-2 4-5 11-7 1986 9-0 8-1 17-1 2003 2-1 2-1 4-2
1968 4-5 5-4 9-9 1987 7-2 5-4 12-6 2005 2-1 1-2 3-3
1969 4-5 6-3 10-8 1988 6-3 6-3 12-6 2006 5-1 0-3 5-4
1970 3-6 3-6 6-12 1989 4-5 5-4 9-9 2008 1-2 3-1 4-3
1971 5-4 5-4 10-8 1990 6-3 4-5 10-8 2009 3-0 1-3 4-3
1972 5-3 3-3 8-6 1991 4-5 2-7 6-12 2010 4-0 2-1 6-1
1973 7-2 6-3 13-5 1992 3-6 1-8 4-14 2011 2-2 2-2 4-4
1974 3-6 4-5 7-11 1993 2-4 2-5 4-9 2012 3-1 2-1 5-2
1975 1-8 4-5 5-13 1994 0-3 4-2 4-5 2013 1-3 1-2 2-5
1976 4-5 6-3 10-8 1995 3-1 1-2 4-3 2014 2-1 1-3 3-4
1977 3-6 1-8 4-14 1996 4-3 4-2 8-5 2015 0-3 0-3 0-6
1978 4-5 3-6 7-11 1997 5-1 2-3 7-4 2016 2-1 1-2 3-3
1979 3-6-1 5-4 8-10-1 1998 4-2 0-3 4-5 2017 1-2 2-1 3-3
1980 6-3 4-5 10-8 1999 5-1 2-1 7-2
SERIES RECORDS
Longest Winning Streak, Mets .......................................................................................................................................15, 6/6/86-4/9/87
Longest Winning Streak, Pirates ....................................................................................................................................9, 6/29/14-6/7/16
Largest Margin of Victory, Mets ...................................................................................16, 4/17/76 (Mets-17, Pirates-1 at Pittsburgh)
Largest Margin of Victory, Pirates ............................................................................17, 9/26/92 (Pirates-19, Mets-2 at Pittsburgh)
Most Runs Scored, Mets ................................................................................................. 17, 4/17/76 (Mets-17, Pirates-1 at Pittsburgh)
Most Runs Scored, Pirates ......................................................................................... 19, 9/26/92 (Pirates-19, Mets-2 at Pittsburgh)
Most Runs Scored, Both Teams....................................................................................22, 8/1/96 (Pirates-13, Mets-9 at New York)
Longest Game, Innings .................................................................................. 18 innings, 4/28/85 (Mets-5, Pirates-4 at New York)
Shutouts By .....................................................................................................................................................................Mets: 61, Pirates: 62
SERIES SWEEPS
Last Two-Game Sweep, Mets......................................................At New York: 5/3/06-5/4/06. At Pittsburgh: 6/27/79-6/28/79
HISTORY
Last Two-Game Sweep, Pirates ................................................. At New York: 4/5/96-4/6/96. At Pittsburgh: 9/24/02-9/25/02
Last Three-Game Sweep, Mets ....................................................At New York: 5/8/09-5/10/09. At Pittsburgh: 9/17/01-9/19/01
Last Three-Game Sweep, Pirates ..............................................At New York: 8/14/15-8/16/15. At Pittsburgh: 5/22/15-5/24/15
Last Four-Game Sweep, Mets ......................................................................... At New York: 9/13/10-9/16/10. At Pittsburgh: None
Last Four-Game Sweep, Pirates ............................................ At New York: 5/28/65-5/30/65. At Pittsburgh: 6/17/93-6/20/93
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (NL CENTRAL)
2017 RECORD: 83-79 (3rd Place, NL Central) 2018 MANAGER: Mike Matheny
2017 STADIUM:
OVERALL ............................... 3-4 Busch Stadium (43,975)
AT ST. LOUIS ......................... 1-2 YEAR OPENED:
AT NEW YORK ..................... 2-2 2006
OVERALL ADDRESS:
OVERALL .................... 349-390 700 Clark St.
AT ST. LOUIS ............... 174-199 St. Louis, MO 63102
AT NEW YORK ............. 175-191
PHONE:
OVERALL .............................. 7-5
A L L-T I M E S E R I E S R E S U LT S V S . S T. L O U I S
1962 2-7 3-6 5-13 1981 4-1 2-4 6-5 2000 3-0 3-3 6-3
1963 4-5 1-8 5-13 1982 1-8 5-4 6-12 2001 0-3 1-2 1-5
1964 4-5 3-6 7-11 1983 5-4 1-8 6-12 2002 2-1 1-2 3-3
1965 4-5 1-8 5-13 1984 4-5 3-6 7-11 2003 1-2 0-3 1-5
1966 2-7 5-4 7-11 1985 5-4 3-6 8-10 2004 1-2 0-3 1-5
1967 2-7 5-4 7-11 1986 4-5 8-1 12-6 2005 1-2 1-3 2-5
1968 1-8 5-4 6-12 1987 4-5 5-4 9-9 2006 3-0 1-2 4-2
1969 6-4 6-2 12-6 1988 9-0 5-4 14-4 2007 2-2 3-0 5-2
1970 6-3 6-3 12-6 1989 6-3 4-5 10-8 2008 2-2 2-1 4-3
1971 4-5 6-3 10-8 1990 7-2 5-4 12-6 2009 4-2 0-3 4-5
1972 3-4 4-5 7-9 1991 5-4 2-7 7-11 2010 2-1 1-2 3-3
1973 5-4 5-4 10-8 1992 5-4 4-5 9-9 2011 2-1 1-2 3-3
1974 2-7 4-5 6-12 1993 3-4 2-4 5-8 2012 3-1 1-2 4-3
1975 5-4 4-5 9-9 1994 0-2 6-1 6-3 2013 1-2 1-3 2-5
1976 4-5 5-4 9-9 1995 2-1 1-3 3-4 2014 3-1 1-2 4-3
1977 2-5 6-5 8-10 1996 3-3 2-4 5-7 2015 2-2 1-2 3-4
1978 2-7 5-4 7-11 1997 4-1 5-1 9-2 2016 1-2 2-1 3-3
1979 1-8 6-3 7-11 1998 4-2 2-1 6-3 2017 2-2 1-2 3-4
1980 4-5 5-4 9-9 1999 2-1 3-1 5-2
SERIES RECORDS
Longest Winning Streak, Mets ....................................................................................................................................8, 4/24/86-8/14/86
Longest Winning Streak, Cardinals ........................................................................................... 10, two times, last, 9/17/82-6/20/83
Largest Margin of Victory, Mets .................................................13, two times, last, 9/24/88 (Mets-14, Cardinals-1 at St. Louis)
Largest Margin of Victory, Cardinals .......................................................................14, 7/8/62 (Cardinals-15, Mets-1 at New York)
Most Runs Scored, Mets .............................................................................................15, 10/3/64 (Mets-15, Cardinals-5 at St. Louis)
Most Runs Scored, Cardinals .......................................................15, four times, last, 4/8/92 (Cardinals-15, Mets-7 at St. Louis)
Most Runs Scored, Both Teams....................................................22, two times, last, 4/8/92 (Cardinals-15, Mets-7 at St. Louis
Longest Game, Innings ............................................................................... 25 innings, 9/11/74 (Cardinals-4, Mets-3 at New York)
Shutouts By ...............................................................................................................................................................Mets: 52, Cardinals: 55
SERIES RECORDS
Last Two-Game Sweep, Mets............................................................ At New York: 5/7/98-5/8/98. At St. Louis: 4/11/73-4/12/73
Last Two-Game Sweep, Cardinals............................................At New York: 6/27/94-6/28/94. At St. Louis: 7/25/95-7/26/95
Last Three-Game Sweep, Mets .......................................................At New York: 8/22/06-8/24/06. At St. Louis: 4/1/07-4/4/07
Last Three-Game Sweep, Cardinals ........................................... At New York: 8/10/01-8/12/01. At St. Louis: 4/21/09-4/23/09
Last Four-Game Sweep, Mets ..........................................................................At New York: None. At St. Louis: 4/24/86-4/27/86
Last Four-Game Sweep, Cardinals ......................................................................At New York: 8/7/79-8/9/79. At St. Louis: None
Last Five-Game Sweep, Cardinals ...................................................................At New York: 9/17/82-9/19/82. At St. Louis: None
SAN DIEGO PADRES (NL WEST)
2017 RECORD: 71-91 (4th Place, NL West) 2018 MANAGER: Andy Green
STADIUM:
2017 Petco Park (42,524)
OVERALL ............................... 3-4
AT SAN DIEGO..................... 2-2 YEAR OPENED:
AT NEW YORK ...................... 1-2
2004
ADDRESS:
OVERALL
100 Park Boulevard
OVERALL .................... 238-245
San Diego, CA 92101
AT SAN DIEGO............. 110-132
AT NEW YORK .............. 127-111 PHONE:
AT MEXICO ............................ 1-2 (619) 795-5000
A L L-T I M E S E R I E S R E S U LT S V S . S A N D I E G O
1969 5-1 6-0 11-1 1986 5-1 5-1 10-2 2003 2-1 1-2 3-3
1970 3-3 3-3 6-6 1987 3-3 5-1 8-4 2004 0-4 1-2 1-6
1971 4-2 3-3 7-5 1988 3-3 4-2 7-5 2005 3-0 1-2 4-2
1972 2-4 5-1 7-5 1989 4-2 1-5 5-7 2006 3-0 2-2 5-2
1973 6-0 2-4 8-4 1990 3-3 2-4 5-7 2007 1-2 1-2 2-4
1974 3-3 3-3 6-6 1991 4-2 3-3 7-5 2008 2-1 0-4 2-5
1975 3-3 5-1 8-4 1992 2-4 2-4 4-8 2009 1-2 1-3 2-5
1976 4-2 3-3 7-5 1993 2-4 3-3 5-7 2010 2-1 1-3 3-4
1977 2-4 4-2 6-6 1994 3-3 3-3 6-6 2011 2-2 2-1 4-3
1978 2-4 3-3 5-7 1995 5-2 1-5 6-7 2012 3-1 1-2 4-3
1979 2-4 2-4 4-8 1996 1-5 2-5 3-10 2013 2-1 2-2 4-3
1980 1-5 0-6 1-11 1997 3-2 2-4 5-6 2014 2-1 1-2 3-3
1981 2-2 0-3 2-5 1998 2-1 2-4 4-5 2015 1-2 1-2 2-4
1982 4-2 2-4 6-6 1999 5-1 2-1 7-2 2016 2-1 2-2 4-3
1983 4-2 2-4 6-6 2000 1-2 2-4 3-6 2017 1-2 2-2 3-4
1984 4-2 2-4 6-6 2001 1-2 0-3 1-5
1985 2-4 5-1 7-5 2002 0-3 3-1 3-4
SERIES RECORDS
Longest Winning Streak, Mets ...................................................................................................................................11, 5/28/69-8/27/69
Longest Winning Streak, Padres .................................................................................................................................... 9, 6/16/80-5/1/81
Largest Margin of Victory, Mets ................................................................................. 12, 7/21/05 (Mets-12, Padres-0 at New York)
Largest Margin of Victory, Padres ............................................................................15, 8/26/00 (Padres-16, Mets-1 at San Diego)
Most Runs Scored, Mets .............................................................................................. 13, 5/17/02 (Mets-13, Padres-4 at San Diego)
Most Runs Scored, Padres .......................................................................................... 18, 5/31/10 (Padres-18, Mets-6 at San Diego)
Most Runs Scored, Both Teams.................................................................................25, 8/1/96 (Padres-15, Mets-10 at San Diego)
Longest Game, Innings ..................................................................................18 innings, 8/26/80 (Padres-8, Mets-6 at New York)
Shutouts By .................................................................................................................................................................... Mets: 37, Padres: 40
SERIES SWEEPS
Last Two-Game Sweep, Mets.................................................At New York: 8/28/90-8/29/90. At San Diego: 8/21/76-8/22/76
Last Two-Game Sweep, Padres............................................At New York: 5/20/85-5/22/85. At San Diego: 8/22/92-8/23/92
Last Three-Game Sweep, Mets ................................................... At New York: 8/8/06-8/10/06. At San Diego: 8/31/87-9/2/87
Last Three-Game Sweep, Padres ..............................................At New York: 8/13/02-8/15/02. At San Diego: 8/14/01-8/16/01
HISTORY
Last Four-Game Sweep, Mets ................................................... At New York: 8/16/69-8/17/69. At San Diego: 5/16/88-5/19/88
Last Four-Game Sweep, Padres ................................................At New York: 8/23/04-8/26/04. At San Diego: 6/5/08-6/8/08
SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (NL WEST)
2017 RECORD: 64-98 (5th Place, NL West) 2018 MANAGER: Bruce Bochy
2017 STADIUM:
OVERALL ................................ 5-1 AT&T Park (41,915)
AT SAN FRANCISCO .......... 3-0 YEAR OPENED:
AT NEW YORK ...................... 2-1 2000
OVERALL ADDRESS:
OVERALL .................... 280-324 24 Willie Mays Plaza
AT SAN FRANCISCO .. 132-171 San Francisco, CA 94107
AT NEW YORK ............ 148-153
PHONE:
OVERALL ..............................3-2
A L L-T I M E S E R I E S R E S U LT S V S . S A N F R A N C I S C O
1962 2-7 2-7 4-14 1981 1-2 1-2 2-4 2000 3-1 0-4 3-5
1963 4-5 2-7 6-12 1982 2-4 2-4 4-8 2001 3-1 0-3 3-4
1964 3-6 4-5 7-11 1983 2-4 3-3 5-7 2002 0-3 0-3 0-6
1965 2-7 3-6 5-13 1984 1-5 3-3 4-8 2003 2-0 2-2 4-2
1966 4-5 5-4 9-9 1985 4-2 4-2 8-4 2004 3-0 1-2 4-2
1967 3-6 2-7 5-13 1986 3-3 4-2 7-5 2005 2-1 1-2 3-3
1968 4-5 3-6 7-11 1987 4-2 5-1 9-3 2006 1-2 2-1 3-3
1969 5-1 3-3 8-4 1988 3-3 1-5 4-8 2007 2-1 2-1 4-2
1970 3-3 3-3 6-6 1989 2-4 1-5 3-9 2008 3-0 2-1 5-1
1971 2-4 2-4 4-8 1990 5-1 2-4 7-5 2009 2-2 3-1 5-3
1972 4-2 4-2 8-4 1991 4-2 2-4 6-6 2010 2-1 1-3 3-4
1973 3-3 2-4 5-7 1992 5-1 5-1 10-2 2011 1-2 1-2 2-4
1974 3-3 3-3 6-6 1993 2-4 2-4 4-8 2012 1-3 3-1 4-4
1975 5-1 3-3 8-4 1994 2-4 4-2 6-6 2013 1-2 3-0 4-2
1976 3-3 4-2 7-5 1995 2-4 3-4 5-8 2014 1-3 0-3 1-6
1977 4-2 3-3 7-5 1996 4-2 2-4 6-6 2015 1-2 2-1 3-3
1978 1-5 2-4 3-9 1997 1-5 2-3 3-8 2016 2-1 2-2 4-3
1979 5-1 3-3 8-4 1998 2-1 2-4 4-5 2017 2-1 3-0 5-1
1980 2-4 1-5 3-9 1999 5-1 2-1 7-2
SERIES RECORDS
Longest Winning Streak, Mets ................................................................................................... 8, two times, last, 6/3/08-5/16/09
Longest Winning Streak, Giants ............................................................................................... 9, two times, last, 8/27/01-5/16/03
Largest Margin of Victory, Mets ..................................................................................13, 6/1/92 (Mets-14, Giants-1 at New York)
Largest Margin of Victory, Giants ............................................................................. 13, 5/4/63 (Giants-17, Mets-4 at New York)
Most Runs Scored, Mets ........................................................................................... 15, 8/27/97 (Mets-15, Giants-6 at New York)
Most Runs Scored, Giants ............................................................................................17, 5/4/63 (Giants-17, Mets-4 at New York)
Most Runs Scored, Both Teams.....................................................................23, 8/21/96 (Giants-12, Mets-11 at San Francisco)
Longest Game, Innings .......................................................23 innings, 5/31/64 (Game Two) (Giants-8, Mets-6 at New York)
Shutouts By ................................................................................................................................................................ Mets: 45, Giants: 49
SERIES SWEEPS
Last Two-Game Sweep, Mets...................................... At New York: 8/12/03-8/13/03. At San Francisco: 5/29/85-5/30/85
Last Two-Game Sweep, Giants..................................At New York: 5/22/84-5/24/84. At San Francisco: 4/28/93-4/29/93
Last Three-Game Sweep, Mets ....................................... At New York: 7/8/08-7/10/08. At San Francisco: 6/23/17-6/25/17
Last Three-Game Sweep, Giants .......................................... At New York: 5/7/02-5/9/02. At San Francisco: 6/6/14-6/8/14
Last Four-Game Sweep, Mets ............................................................................................................At New York: 8/30/90-9/2/90
Last Four-Game Sweep, Giants ............................................ At New York: 6/1/62-6/3/62. At San Francisco: 5/1/00-5/4/00
WASHINGTON NATIONALS (NL EAST)
2017 RECORD: 97-65 (1st Place, NL East) 2018 MANAGER: Dave Martinez
2017 STADIUM:
OVERALL ..............................6-13 Nationals Park (41,408)
AT WASHINGTON ............... 4-5 YEAR OPENED:
AT NEW YORK ..................... 2-8 2008
OVERALL ADDRESS:
OVERALL .................... 409-428 1500 South Capital St, SE
AT WASHINGTON ..........63-55 Washington, DC 20003
AT NEW YORK ........... 209-216 PHONE:
AT MONTREAL ........... 135-152 (202) 640-7000
AT PUERTO RICO................ 2-5
A L L-T I M E S E R I E S R E S U LT S V S . W A S H I N G T O N
Year Home Road Total
1969 7-2 6-3 13-5 Year Home Road Total Year Home Road Total
1970 5-4 3-6 8-10 1986 5-4 5-4 10-8 2002 5-4 3-7 8-11
1971 4-5 5-4 9-9 1987 5-4 5-4 10-8 2003 4-6 1-8 5-14
1972 6-3 6-3 12-6 1988 7-2 5-4 12-6 2004 4-5 6-4 10-9
1973 4-5 5-4 9-9 1989 7-2 2-7 9-9 2005 4-5 7-3 11-8
1974 6-3 3-6 9-9 1990 4-5 6-3 10-8 2006 4-5 8-1 12-6
1975 5-4 3-6 8-10 1991 8-3 6-1 14-4 2007 3-6 6-3 9-9
1976 6-4 4-4 10-8 1992 3-6 3-6 6-12 2008 6-3 6-3 12-6
1977 4-5 4-5 8-10 1993 2-4 2-5 4-9 2009 7-2 3-6 10-8
1978 5-4 5-4 10-8 1994 1-3 2-1 3-4 2010 4-5 5-4 9-9
1979 1-8 2-7 3-15 1995 2-4 4-3 6-7 2011 3-6 5-4 8-10
1980 5-5 3-5 8-10 1996 3-4 3-3 6-7 2012 1-8 3-6 4-14
1981 2-4 1-5 3-9 1997 4-2 3-3 7-5 2013 3-7 4-5 7-12
1982 3-6 4-5 7-11 1998 2-4 2-4 4-8 2014 1-9 3-6 4-15
1983 7-2 3-6 10-8 1999 3-4 5-1 8-5 2015 5-5 6-3 11-8
1984 6-3 5-4 11-7 2000 6-0 3-3 9-3 2016 4-6 3-6 7-12
1985 5-4 4-5 9-9 2001 6-4 5-4 11-8 2017 2-8 4-5 6-13
SERIES RECORDS
Longest Winning Streak, Mets ....................................................................................................................................9, 4/20/91-7/4/91
Longest Winning Streak, Expos/Nationals ....................................................................................................... 10, 8/10/79-4/15/80
Largest Margin of Victory, Mets .................................................................. 13, 9/20/06 (Mets-13, Nationals-0 at Washington)
Largest Margin of Victory, Expos/Nationals ...............................11, two times, last, 7/3/73 (Expos-19, Mets-8 at Montreal)
Most Runs Scored, Mets ................................................................................................ 14, 8/8/85 (Mets-14, Expos-7 at Montreal)
Most Runs Scored, Expos/Nationals..........................................................23, 4/30/17 (Nationals-23, Mets-5 at Washington)
Most Runs Scored, Both Teams..............................................................................29, 7/26/04 (Expos-19, Mets-10 at Montreal)
Longest Game, Innings .................................................................................18 innings, 9/16/75 (Mets-4, Expos-3 at New York)
Shutouts By ............................................................................................................................................. Mets: 67, Expos/Nationals: 55
SERIES SWEEPS
Last Two-Game Sweep, Mets...................................................... At New York: 5/18/11-5/19/11. At Montreal: 7/21/99-7/22/99
HISTORY
Last Two-Game Sweep, Expos/Nationals ...........................At New York: 9/22/98-9/23/98. At Washington: 7/3/17-7/4/17
Last Three-Game Sweep, Mets ..................................................At New York: 7/31/15-8/2/15. At Washington: 9/7/15-9/9/15
Last Three-Game Sweep, Expos/Nationals.....................At New York: 4/21/17-4/23/17. At Washington: 6/27/16-6/29/16
Last Four-Game Sweep, Mets ......................................................... At New York: 5/15/72-5/18/72. At Montreal: 7/1/91-7/4/91
Last Four Game Sweep, Expos/Nationals..................... At New York: 9/9/13-9/12/13. At Montreal: 4/11/03-4/14/03 (at San Juan)
BALTIMORE ORIOLES (AL EAST)
2017 RECORD: 75-87 (5th Place, AL East) 2018 MANAGER: Buck Showalter
2017 RESULTS STADIUM:

OVERALL .............................. 0-0 Oriole Park at Camden
AT BALTIMORE ................... 0-0 Yards (45,971)
AT NEW YORK .................... 0-0
YEAR OPENED:
OVERALL 1992
OVERALL .........................22-10 ADDRESS:
AT BALTIMORE .................. 12-7 333 West Camden St.
AT NEW YORK ...................10-3 Baltimore, MD 21201
POSTSEASON PHONE:
OVERALL .............................. 4-1 (410) 685-9800
A L L-T I M E S E R I E S R E S U LT S V S . B A LT I M O R E
1997 0-0 2-1 2-1 2001 0-0 2-1 2-1 2012 3-0 0-0 3-0
1998 2-0 1-1 3-1 2006 1-2 0-0 1-2 2015 2-0 1-1 3-1
1999 0-0 2-1 2-1 2009 0-0 1-2 1-2
2000 2-1 0-0 2-1 2010 0-0 3-0 3-0
SERIES RECORDS LAST SERIES SWEEP

Longest Winning Streak, Mets Most Runs Scored, Mets 2-Game Sweep, Mets
9 games, 6/11/10-8/18/15 13, 8/30/97 (13-6 at Baltimore) at New York: ......................... 5/5/15-5/6/15
Longest Winning Streak, Orioles Most Runs Scored, Orioles at Baltimore: ........................................ None
3 games, 6/14/01-6/17/06 7, 2x, last - 6/8/00 (8-7 at New York) 3-Game Sweep, Mets
Longest Game, Innings Most Runs Scored, Both Teams at New York: .......................6/18/12-6/20/12
12 inn., 8/29/97 (3-4 at Baltimore) 19, 8/30/97 (13-6 at Baltimore) at Baltimore: ....................... 6/11/10-6/13/10
BOSTON RED SOX (AL EAST)

2017 RECORD: 93-69 (1st Place, AL East) 2018 MANAGER: Alex Cora
2017 RESULTS
OVERALL .............................. 0-0 STADIUM:
AT BOSTON ......................... 0-0 Fenway Park (37,499)
AT NEW YORK .................... 0-0 YEAR OPENED:
1912
OVERALL
OVERALL ........................... 11-13 ADDRESS:
4 Yawkey Way
AT BOSTON .......................... 5-7
Boston, MA 02215
AT NEW YORK .................... 6-6
PHONE:
OVERALL ..............................4-3
A L L-T I M E S E R I E S R E S U LT S V S . B O S TO N
1997 1-2 0-0 1-2 2000 0-0 1-2 1-2 2009 0-0 2-1 2-1
1998 0-0 2-1 2-1 2001 2-1 0-0 2-1 2015 1-2 0-0 1-2
1999 2-1 0-0 2-1 2006 0-0 0-3 0-3

Longest Winning Streak, Mets Most Runs Scored, Mets 3-Game Sweep, Red Sox
2 games, 3x, last, 5/22/09-5/23/09 9, 6/5/98 (9-2 at Boston) at New York: ......................................... None
Longest Winning Streak, Red Sox Most Runs Scored, Red Sox at Boston: ........................6/27/06-6/29/06
3 games, 2x, last, 5/24/09-8/29/15 12, 5/24/09 (5-12 at Boston)
Longest Game, Innings Most Runs Scored, Both Teams
12 inn, 6/11/99 (2-3 at New York) 17, 6/24//09 (5-12 at Boston)
CHICAGO WHITE SOX (AL CENTRAL)
2017 RECORD: 67-95 (4th Place, AL Central) 2018 MANAGER: Rick Renteria
STADIUM:
2017 Guaranteed Rate Field
OVERALL .............................. 0-0 (40,615)
AT CHICAGO ....................... 0-0 YEAR OPENED:
AT NEW YORK ..................... 0-0 1991
OVERALL ADDRESS:
OVERALL .............................. 4-6 333 W. 35th St.
AT CHICAGO ....................... 2-3 Chicago, IL 60616
AT NEW YORK ..................... 2-3 PHONE:
(312) 674-1000
A L L-T I M E S E R I E S R E S U LT S V S . C H I C AG O
2002 0-0 1-2 1-2 2013 1-1 1-1 2-2 2016 1-2 0-0 1-2

Longest Winning Streak, Mets Most Runs Scored, Mets None
2 games, 6/26/13-5/30/16 8, 6/11/02 (8-10 at Chicago)
Longest Winning Streak, White Sox Most Runs Scored, White Sox
2 games, 3x, last - 5/31/16-present 10, 6/11/02 (8-10 at Chicago)
13 inn, 6/1/16 (1-2 at New York) 18, 6/11/02 (8-10 at Chicago)
CLEVELAND INDIANS (AL CENTRAL)

2017 RECORD: 102-60 (1st Place, AL Central) 2018 MANAGER: Terry Francona
STADIUM:
2017
Progressive Field (42,404)
OVERALL .............................. 0-0
AT CLEVELAND ................... 0-0 YEAR OPENED:
AT NEW YORK ..................... 0-0 1994
ADDRESS:
OVERALL 2401 Ontario St.
OVERALL ............................. 10-5 Cleveland, OH 44115
AT CLEVELAND ................... 8-4
PHONE:
AT NEW YORK ...................... 2-1
(216) 420-4380
A L L-T I M E S E R I E S R E S U LT S V S . C L E V E L A N D
HISTORY
2002 0-0 2-1 2-1 2010 0-0 3-0 3-0 2016 0-0 2-1 2-1
2004 2-1 0-0 2-1 2013 0-0 1-2 1-2

4 games, 6/17/04-6/17/10 8, 2x, last, 6/16/10 (8-4 at Cleveland) at New York: ......................................... None
Longest Winning Streak, Indians Most Runs Scored, Indians at Cleveland: ......................6/15/10-6/17/10
2 games, 9/6/13-9/7/13 9, 2x, last, 9/7/13 (4-9 at Cleveland)
9 inn, 15x, last, 4/17/16 14, 6/8/02 (8-6 at Cleveland)
(6-0 at Cleveland)
DETROIT TIGERS (AL CENTRAL)
2017 RECORD: 64-98 (5th Place, AL Central) 2018 MANAGER: Ron Gardenhire
STADIUM:
2017 Comerica Park (41,681)
AT DETROIT.......................... 0-0 2000
AT NEW YORK ..................... 0-0
ADDRESS:
OVERALL 2100 Woodward Ave.
OVERALL ............................ 9-12 Detroit, MI 48201
AT DETROIT ........................ 4-8 PHONE:
AT NEW YORK ..................... 5-4 (313) 471-2000
A L L-T I M E S E R I E S R E S U LT S V S . D E T R O I T
1997 0-0 0-3 0-3 2010 2-1 0-0 2-1 2016 0-0 1-2 1-2
2004 3-0 0-0 3-0 2011 0-0 2-1 2-1
2007 0-0 1-2 1-2 2013 0-3 0-0 0-3
SERIES RECORDS
Longest Winning Streak, Tigers ..................................................................................................................................... 6, 6/30/11-8/6/16
Largest Margin of Victory, Mets .......................................................................................... 11, 6/28/11 (Mets-14, Tigers-3 at Detroit)
Largest Margin of Victory, Tigers..................................................................................... 14, 6/20/97 (Tigers-14, Mets-0 at Detroit)
Most Runs Scored, Mets .......................................................................................................16, 6/29/11 (Mets-16, Tigers-9 at Detroit)
Most Runs Scored, Tigers ................................................................................................... 15, 6/10/07 (Tigers-15, Mets-7 at Detroit)
Most Runs Scored, Both Teams.........................................................................................25, 6/29/11 (Mets-16, Tigers-9 at Detroit)
Longest Game, Innings .....................................................................................10 innings, 6/19/04 (Mets-4, Tigers-3 at New York)
Shutouts By .......................................................................................................................................................................... Mets: 2, Tigers: 2
SERIES SWEEPS
Last Three-Game Sweep, Mets ............................................................................................................At New York: 6/18/04-6/20/04
Last Three-Game Sweep, Tigers ....................................................At New York: 8/23/13-8/25/13 At Detroit: 6/20/97-6/23/97
THREE HOME RUNS VS. METS

The following players have hit three home runs in a game against New York.
Stan Musial (St. Louis) — July 8, 1962 at Polo Grounds

Willie McCovey (San Francisco) —September 22, 1963, at San Francisco
Willie McCovey (San Francisco) — September 17, 1966, at San Francisco (10 Innings)
Adolfo Phillips (Chicago-NL) — June 11, 1967, at Chicago (Game Two)
Billy Williams (Chicago-NL) — September 10, 1968, at Chicago
Richie Allen (Philadelphia) — September 29, 1968 at Shea
Pete Rose (Cincinnati) — April 29, 1978 at Shea
Dave Kingman (Chicago-NL) — July 28, 1979 at Shea
Karl “Tuffy” Rhodes (Chicago-NL) — April 4, 1994 at Chicago
Bobby Higginson (Detroit) — June 30, 1997 at Detroit
Luis Gonzalez (Arizona) — May 10, 2004 at Arizona
Cody Ross (Florida) — September 11, 2006 at Florida
Anthony Rendon (Washington) — April 30, 2017 at Washington
Corey Seager (Los Angeles-NL) — June 20, 2017 at Los Angeles
HOUSTON ASTROS (AL WEST)
2017 RECORD: 101-61 (1st Place, AL West) | World Champions 2018 MANAGER: A.J. Hinch
2017 STADIUM:
OVERALL .............................. 0-3 Minute Maid Park (40,981)
AT HOUSTON ..................... 0-3 YEAR OPENED:
AT NEW YORK ..................... 0-0 2000
OVERALL ADDRESS:
OVERALL .................... 260-312 PO Box 288
AT HOUSTON ............ 108-179 Houston, TX 77001
AT NEW YORK ............ 152-133
PHONE:
OVERALL ............................. 4-2
A L L-T I M E S E R I E S R E S U LT S V S . H O U S T O N
1962 2-6 1-7 3-13 1980 3-3 1-5 4-8 1998 1-2 3-3 4-5
1963 3-6 2-7 5-13 1981 2-1 1-5 3-6 1999 3-3 2-1 5-4
1964 7-2 2-7 9-9 1982 2-4 2-4 4-8 2000 2-1 3-1 5-2
1965 2-7 2-7 4-14 1983 1-5 2-4 3-9 2001 2-1 1-2 3-3
1966 6-3 5-4 11-7 1984 3-3 5-1 8-4 2002 1-2 1-2 2-4
1967 6-3 1-8 7-11 1985 4-2 4-2 8-4 2003 2-1 2-1 4-2
1968 4-5 4-5 8-10 1986 5-1 2-4 7-5 2004 2-1 2-1 4-2
1969 2-4 0-6 2-10 1987 3-3 3-3 6-6 2005 4-2 1-3 5-5
1970 4-2 2-4 6-6 1988 5-1 2-4 7-5 2006 2-1 2-1 4-2
1971 4-2 3-3 7-5 1989 3-3 3-3 6-6 2007 3-0 2-2 5-2
1972 3-3 3-3 6-6 1990 5-1 2-4 7-5 2008 2-2 0-3 2-5
1973 2-4 4-2 6-6 1991 2-4 3-3 5-7 2009 3-0 2-1 5-1
1974 4-2 2-4 6-6 1992 4-2 3-3 7-5 2010 2-1 2-2 4-3
1975 5-1 3-3 8-4 1993 1-5 0-6 1-11 2011 1-2 2-1 3-3
1976 3-3 3-3 6-6 1994 2-1 1-2 3-3 2012 2-1 0-3 2-4
1977 4-2 2-4 6-6 1995 3-3 3-3 6-6 2014 2-1 0-0 2-1
1978 3-3 2-4 5-7 1996 2-4 2-4 4-8 2017 0-0 0-3 0-3
1979 2-4 1-5 3-9 1997 2-4 2-3 4-7
SERIES RECORDS
Longest Winning Streak, Mets ...................................................................................................................................... 7, 7/17/66-7/27/66
Longest Winning Streak, Astros .............................................................................................................................. 10, 5/23/69-5/29/70
Largest Margin of Victory, Mets .....................................................................................16, 8/30/99 (Mets-17, Astros-1 at Houston)
Largest Margin of Victory, Astros ................................................ 13, two times, last, 7/30/02 (Astros-16, Mets-3 at New York)
Most Runs Scored, Mets ....................................................................................................17, 8/30/99 (Mets-17, Astros-1 at Houston)
Most Runs Scored, Astros ........................................................... 16, three times, last, 7/30/02 (Astros-16, Mets-3 at New York)
Most Runs Scored, Both Teams.................................................................................... 22, 5/6/73 (Astros-14, Mets-8 at New York)
Longest Game, Innings .......................................................................................24 innings, 4/15/68 (Astros-1, Mets-0 at Houston)
Shutouts By ..................................................................................................................................................................... Mets: 39, Astros: 47
SERIES SWEEPS
Last Two-Game Sweep, Mets................................................................................ At New York: 7/3/90-7/4/90. At Houston: None
Last Two-Game Sweep, Astros...................................................At New York: 4/16/96-4/17/96. At Houston: 4/28/98-4/29/98
Last Three-Game Sweep, Mets .......................................................At New York: 10/2/09-10/4/09. At Houston: 4/6/84-4/8/84
HISTORY
Last Three-Game Sweep, Astros ......................................................... At New York: 4/9/93-4/11/93. At Houston: 9/2/17-9/3/17
Last Four-Game Sweep, Mets .............................................................................. At New York: 6/2/75-6/5/75. At Houston: None
Last Four-Game Sweep, Astros .................................................. At New York: 9/13/63-9/15/63. At Houston: 6/24/65-6/27/65
FOUR STRIKEOUTS IN AN INNING

Derek Wallace became the first Met pitcher ever to strike out four batters in an inning when he did
it on September 13, 1996 vs. Atlanta...Mike Stanton joined Wallace on the list when he fanned four
batters on August 23, 2004 at Milwaukee.
KANSAS CITY ROYALS (AL CENTRAL)
2017 RECORD: 80-82 (3rd Place, AL Central) 2018 MANAGER: Ned Yost
2017
OVERALL .............................. 0-0 STADIUM:
AT KANSAS CITY ................ 0-0 Kauffman Stadium (37,903)
AT NEW YORK ..................... 0-0 YEAR OPENED:
1973
OVERALL
OVERALL ................................7-6 ADDRESS:
One Royal Way
AT KANSAS CITY ................ 2-3
Kansas City, MO 64129
AT NEW YORK ..................... 5-3
PHONE:
OVERALL .............................. 1-4
A L L-T I M E S E R I E S R E S U LT S V S . K A N S A S C I T Y
Year Home Road Total Year Home Road Total
2002 2-1 0-0 2-1 2013 1-2 0-0 1-2
2004 0-0 1-2 1-2 2016 2-0 1-1 3-1

3 games, 4/5/16-present 5, 3x, last, 6/3/04 (5-2 at KC) at New York: .................... 6/21/16-6/22/16
Longest Winning Streak, Royals Most Runs Scored, Royals at Royals: .............................................. None
3 games, 8/3/13-4/3/16 7, 6/11/04 (5-7 at Kansas City)
12 inn, 8/3/13 (3-4 at New York) 12, 6/11/04 (5-7 at Kansas City)
LOS ANGELES ANGELS OF ANAHEIM (AL WEST)

2017 RECORD: 80-82 (2nd Place, AL West) 2018 MANAGER: Mike Scioscia
STADIUM:
2017 Angel Stadium of Anaheim
OVERALL ............................... 2-1 (45,389)
AT LOS ANGELES .............. 0-0 YEAR OPENED:
AT NEW YORK ...................... 2-1 1966
OVERALL ADDRESS:
OVERALL ............................... 9-9 2000 Gene Autry Way
AT LOS ANGELES .............. 5-4 Anaheim, CA 92806
AT NEW YORK ..................... 4-5 PHONE:
(714) 940-2000
A L L-T I M E S E R I E S R E S U LT S V S . LO S A N G E L E S
2003 0-0 2-1 2-1 2008 0-0 2-1 2-1 2014 0-0 1-2 1-2
2005 1-2 0-0 1-2 2011 1-2 0-0 1-2 2017 2-1 0-0 2-1

2 games, 5/19/17-5/20/17 9, 6/16/08 (9-6 at Los Angeles)
Longest Winning Streak, Angels Most Runs Scored, Angels
2 games, 6/19/11-4/11/14 14, 4/13/14 (2-14 at Los Angeles)
13 inn, 4/12/14 (7-6 at Los Angeles) 16, 2x, last, 4/13/14
(2-14 at Los Angeles)
MINNESOTA TWINS (AL CENTRAL)
2017 RECORD: 85-77 (2nd Place, AL Central) | 2nd Wild Card 2018 MANAGER: Paul Molitor
STADIUM:
2017 Target Field (39,021)
AT MINNESOTA ................... 0-0 2010
AT NEW YORK ..................... 0-0
ADDRESS:
OVERALL 1 Twins Way
OVERALL ............................... 11-7 Minneapolis, MN 55403
AT MINNESOTA ................... 3-3 PHONE:
AT NEW YORK ..................... 8-4 (612) 659-3400
A L L-T I M E S E R I E S R E S U LT S V S . M I N N E S O TA
2002 2-1 0-0 2-1 2007 1-2 0-0 1-2 2013 0-0 3-0 3-0
2004 0-0 0-3 0-3 2010 2-1 0-0 2-1 2016 3-0 0-0 3-0
SERIES RECORDS
Longest Winning Streak, Mets ....................................................................................................................................7, 6/27/10 - present
Longest Winning Streak, Twins .................................................................................................................................... 3, 6/8/04-6/10/04
Largest Margin of Victory, Mets .................................................................................... 11, 4/12/13 (Mets-16, Twins-5 at Minnesota)
Largest Margin of Victory, Twins ......................................................................................9, 6/19/07 (Twins-9, Mets-0 at New York)
Most Runs Scored, Mets ................................................................................................. 16, 4/12/13 (Mets-16, Twins-5 at Minnesota)
Most Runs Scored, Twins....................................................................................................9, 6/19/07 (Twins-9, Mets-0 at New York)
Most Runs Scored, Both Teams.................................................................................... 21, 4/12/13 (Mets-16, Twins-5 at Minnesota)
Longest Game, Innings .................................................................................... 15 innings, 6/10/04 (Twins-3, Mets-2 at Minnesota)
Shutouts By ........................................................................................................................................................................... Mets: 2, Twins: 2
SERIES SWEEPS
Last Two-Game Sweep, Mets..................................................................................................................At Minnesota: 4/12/13-4/13/13
Last Three-Game Sweep, Mets ...............................................................................................................At New York: 9/16/16-9/18/16
Last Three-Game Sweep, Twins............................................................................................................At Minnesota: 6/8/04-6/10/04
DOUBLEHEADERS
Listed below are the Mets last doubleheader, last doubleheader sweep and last time being swept in
a twinbill against each opponent:
Opponent Last DH Last Mets Sweep Last Opp. Sweep

Arizona 5/25/14 at NY (L, W) None 4/27/03 at NY
Atlanta 9/25/17 at NY (L, W) 6/10/17 at ATL 9/8/11 at NY
Chicago 4/22/00 at NY (W, W) 4/22/00 at NY 8/7/84 at CHI
Cincinnati 5/19/98 at NY (W, W) 5/19/98 at NY 7/18/80 at CIN
Colorado 4/16/13 at COL (L, L) 8/19/04 at COL 4/16/13 at COL
Houston 9/2/17 at HOU (L,L) 5/6/90 at NY 9/2/17 at HOU
HISTORY
Los Angeles 4/27/10 at NY (W,W) 4/27/10 at NY 8/29/83 at NY

New York Yankees 6/27/08 at NYY (W,L) None 6/27/04 at NYY
Miami 9/14/13 at NY (L, W) 8/29/11 at NY None
Milwaukee 9/29/10 at NY (L, L) 5/20/99 at NY 9/29/10 at NY
Philadelphia 9/24/11 at NY (W, W) 9/24/11 at NY 9/13/09 at PHI
Pittsburgh 6/7/16 at PIT (L, L) 7/30/96 at NY 6/7/16 at PIT
St. Louis 7/26/16 at NY (L, W) 8/10/89 at NY 9/18/82 at NY
San Diego 6/10/10 at NY (L, W) 9/7/86 at NY 5/14/98 at SD
San Francisco 4/23/12 at NY (L, L) 7/13/79 at NY 4/23/12 at NY
Seattle 6/8/03 at NY (L, L) None 6/8/03 at NY
Texas 6/15/08 at NY (L,W) None None
Washington 8/27/17 at WAS (W, L) 7/27/00 at NY 10/3/15 at NY
NEW YORK YANKEES (AL EAST)
2017 RECORD: 91-71 (2nd Place, AL East) | 1st Wild Card 2018 MANAGER: Aaron Boone
2017
STADIUM:
OVERALL ............................... 0-4
Yankee Stadium (49,642)
AT YANKEE STADIUM ........ 0-2
AT CITI FIELD ....................... 0-2 YEAR OPENED:
2009
OVERALL
OVERALL ..........................46-66 ADDRESS:
AT NEW YANKEE STADIUM .9-14 1 East 161st St.
AT OLD YANKEE STADIUM .. 13-20
Bronx, NY 10451
AT SHEA STADIUM .......... 16-17 PHONE:
AT CITI FIELD ..................... 8-15 (718) 293-4300
POSTSEASON
OVERALL ................................ 1-4
A L L-T I M E S E R I E S R E S U LT S V S . N E W YO R K
1997 0-0 1-2 1-2 2004 3-0 1-2 4-2 2011 1-2 1-2 2-4
1998 1-2 0-0 1-2 2005 1-2 2-1 3-3 2012 1-2 0-3 1-5
1999 2-1 1-2 3-3 2006 2-1 1-2 3-3 2013 2-0 2-0 4-0
2000 1-2 1-2 2-4 2007 2-1 1-2 3-3 2014 0-2 2-0 2-2
2001 1-2 1-2 2-4 2008 1-2 3-0 4-2 2015 1-2 1-2 2-4
2002 2-1 1-2 3-3 2009 0-3 1-2 1-5 2016 1-1 1-1 2-2
2003 0-3 0-3 0-6 2010 2-1 1-2 3-3 2017 0-2 0-2 0-4
SERIES RECORDS
Longest Winning Streak, Yankees ............................................................................................................................ 7, 6/30/02-6/29/03
Largest Margin of Victory, Mets ...................................................................10, 6/9/00 (Mets-12, Yankees-2 at Yankee Stadium)
Largest Margin of Victory, Yankees ..........................................................15, 6/14/09 (Yankees-15, Mets-0 at Yankee Stadium)
Most Runs Scored, Mets ......................................................15, 6/27/08 (Game One) (Mets-15, Yankees-6 at Yankee Stadium)
Most Runs Scored, Yankees .......................................................................... 16, 7/2/06 (Yankees-16, Mets-7 at Yankee Stadium)
Most Runs Scored, Both Teams................................................................... 23, 7/2/06 (Yankees-16, Mets-7 at Yankee Stadium)
Longest Game, Innings .........................................................11, two times, last, 5/20/06 (Yankees-5, Mets-4 at Shea Stadium)
Shutouts By ....................................................................................................................................................................Mets: 6, Yankees: 10
SERIES SWEEPS
Last Two-Game Sweep, Mets.....................................................................At Mets: 5/27/13-5/28/13 At Yankees: 5/12/14-5/13/14
Last Two-Game Sweep, Yankees ............................................................... At Mets: 8/16/17-8/17/17. At Yankees: 8/14/17-8/15/17
Last Three-Game Sweep, Mets ...........................................................................................................................At Mets: 7/2/04-7/4/04
Last Three-Game Sweep, Yankees ........................................................At Mets: 6/26/09-6/28/09 At Yankees: 6/8/12-6/10/12
Last Four Game Sweep, Yankees ..........................................................................................................At Yankees: 6/27/03-6/29/03
(Home and Away Doubleheader Included)
THE 108 CLUB

The 1986 Mets are one of only 11 teams in modern (post-1900) baseball history to win as many as
108 games in a season. Here’s a listing of the 108 club:
116-36 Cubs, 1906 109-53 Yankees, 1961
116-46 Mariners, 2001 109-53 Orioles, 1969
114-48 Yankees, 1998 108-54 METS, 1986
111-43 Indians, 1954 108-54 Orioles, 1970
110-42 Pirates, 1909 108-54 Reds, 1975
110-44 Yankees, 1927
METS WHO PLAYED FOR THE YANKEES (129)
Player Mets Yankees Player Mets Yankees
David Aardsma 2013 2012 Phil Linz 1967-1968 1962-1965
Bobby Abreu 2014 2007-2008 Graeme Lloyd 2003 1996-1998
Juan Acevedo 1997 2003 Phil Lombardi 1989 1986-1987
Jack Aker 1974 1969-1972 Terrance Long 1999 2006
Neil Allen 1979-1983 1985, 87-88 Bob MacDonald 1996 1995
Sandy Alomar Sr. 1967 1974-1976 Elliott Maddox 1978-1980 1974-1976
Jason Anderson 2003 2003, 2005 Josias Manzanillo 1993-1995, 1999 1995
Tucker Ashford 1983 1981 Lee Mazzilli 1976-1981, 1982
Luis Ayala 2008 2011 1986-1989
Carlos Beltrán 2005-2011 2014-2016 Doc Medich 1977 1972-1975
Armando Benitez 1999-2003 2003 Doug Mientkiewicz 2005 2007
Yogi Berra 1965 1946-1963 Gustavo Molina 2008 2011
Angel Berroa 2009 2009 Dale Murray 1978-1979 1983-1985
Daryl Boston 1990-1992 1994 Xavier Nady 2006 2008
Darren Bragg 2001 2001 C.J. Nitkowski 2001 2004
Tim Burke 1991-1992 1992 Bob Ojeda 1986-1990 1994
Ray Burris 1979-1980 1979 John Olerud 1997-1999 2004
Miguel Cairo 2005 2004, 2007 Jesse Orosco 1979, 1981-1987 2003
John Candelaria 1987 1988-1989 John Pacella 1977-1980 1982
Chris Capuano 2011 2014-2015 Juan Padilla 2005-2008 2004
Buddy Carlyle 2014-2015 2011 Chan Ho Park 2007 2010
Duke Carmel 1963 1965 Andy Phillips 2008 2004-2007
Alberto Castillo 1995-1998 2002 Lenny Randle 1977-1978 1979
Rick Cerone 1991 1980-1984,1987, 1990 Willie Randolph 1992 1976-1988
Tony Clark 2003 2004 Jeff Reardon 1979-1981 1994
Tyler Clippard 2015 2007 Tim Redding 2009 2005
Bartolo Colón 2014-2016 2011 Hal Reniff 1967 1961-1967
David Cone 1987-1992, 2003 1995-2000 Royce Ring 2005-2006 2010
Billy Cowan 1965 1969 Kenny Rogers 1999 1996-1997
Ike Davis 2010-2014 2016 Rey Sanchez 2003 1997, 2005
Wilson Delgado 2004 2000 Rafael Santana 1984-1987 1988-1989
Octavio Dotel 1999 2006 Don Schulze 1987 1989
Dock Ellis 1979 1976-77 Gary Sheffield 2009 2004-2005
Kevin Elster 1986-1992 1994-95 Bill Short 1968 1960
Scott Erickson 2004 2006 Charley Smith 1964-1965 1967-1968
Alvaro Espinoza 1996 1988-91 Shane Spencer 2004 1998-2002
Kyle Farnsworth 2014 2006-2007 Roy Staiger 1975-1977 1979
Tony Fernandez 1993 1995 Mike Stanton 2003-2004 1997-2002, 2005
Tim Foli 1970-1971, 1978-1979 1984 Kelly Stinnett 1994-1995, 2006 2006
Bob Friend 1966 1966 Darryl Strawberry 1983-1990 1995-1999
Karim Garcia 2004 2002-2003 Tom Sturdivant 1964 1955-1959
Rob Gardner 1965-1966 1970-1972 Bill Sudakis 1972 1974
Paul Gibson 1992-1993 1993-1994, 1996 Ron Swoboda 1965-1970 1971-1973
Jesse Gonder 1963-1965 1960-1961 Frank Tanana 1993 1993
Dwight Gooden 1984-1994 1996-1997, 2000 Tony Tarasco 2002 1999
Curtis Granderson 2014-2017 2010-2013 Walt Terrell 1982-84 1989
Lee Guetterman 1992 1989-1992 Ralph Terry 1966-1967 1956-1957
Greg A. Harris 1981 1994 1959-1964
LaTroy Hawkins 2013 2008 Ryan Thompson 1992-1995 2000
Rickey Henderson 1999-2000 1985-1989 Marv Throneberry 1962-1963 1955-1959
Sean Henn 2013 2005-2007 Dick Tidrow 1984 1974-1979
HISTORY
Felix Heredia 2005 2003-2004 Mike Torrez 1983-1984 1977

Orlando Hernandez 2006-2008 1998-2004 Bubba Trammell 2000 2003
Keith Hughes 1990 1987 Raul Valdes 2010 2011
Ryota Igarashi 2010-2011 2012 Robin Ventura 1999-2001 2002-2003
Stan Jefferson 1986 1989 José Vizcaino 1994-1996 2000
Kelly Johnson 2015 2014 Claudell Washington 1980 1986-1988,1990
Lance Johnson 1996-1997 2000 Allen Watson 1999 1999-2000
Dave Kingman 1975-1977 1977, 1981-1983 David Weathers 2002-2004 1996-1997
Brandon Knight 2008 2001-2002 Wally Whitehurst 1989-1992 1996
Aaron Laffey 2013 2011 Gerald Williams 2004-2005 1992-1996,
Matt Lawton 2001 2005 2001-2002
Tim Leary 1981, 1983-1984 1990-1992 Gene Woodling 1962 1949-1954
Ricky Ledee 2006-2007 1998-2000 Chris Young 2014 2014
Al Leiter 1998-2004 1987-1989, 2005 Eric Young Jr. 2013-2015 2016
Cory Lidle 1997 2006 Todd Zeile 2000-2001, 2004 2003
METS & YANKEES
METS & YANKEES TRADES
November, 1964 Duke Carmel (OF) drafted by Yankees off Buffalo (AAA) roster.
June 15, 1966 Mets purchase Bob Friend (P) from the Yankees.
June 29, 1967 Mets purchase Hal Reniff (P) from the Yankees.
December 9, 1977 Mets trade Roy Staiger (IF) to Tacoma (AAA) for Sergio Ferrer (IF).
August 20, 1979 Mets purchase Ray Burris (P) from Yankees.
April 1, 1980 Mets trade Marshall Brandt (IF) for cash considerations.
April 18, 1983 Mets trade Steve Ray (P) and a player-to-be-named later (Felix Perdomo, [IF])
to Columbus (AAA) for Tucker Ashford (IF).
December 11, 1987 Mets trade Rafael Santana (IF) and Victor Garcia (P) in exchange for Phil
Lombardi (C), Darren Reed (OF) and Steve Frey (P).
July 10, 1989 Mets trade Marcus Lawton (OF) for Scott Nielson (RHP).
June 9, 1992 Mets trade Tim Burke (P) and cash for Lee Guetterman (P).
December 7, 1992 Mets select Mike Draper (P) from Columbus (AAA) in the Rule V Draft.
September 17, 1993 Mets trade Frank Tanana (P) for Kenny Greer (P).
December 7, 2001 Mets trade Robin Ventura (IF) for David Justice (OF).
July 16, 2003 Mets trade Armando Benitez (P) for Jason Anderson (P), Anderson Garcia (P)
and Ryan Bicondoa (P).
December 3, 2004 Mets trade Mike Stanton (LHP) for Felix Heredia (LHP).
December 19, 2014 Mets trade Gonzalez Germen (RHP) for cash considerations.
METS VS. YANKEES

In 2000, the Mets and Yankees faced off in the first Subway World Series since the Yankees
defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1956. The Yankees went on to win the series in five games. The two
teams also met in a historic doubleheader on July 8, 2000, marking the first time that the same two
teams played two games in one day at different ballparks in 97 years. In 2017, the Mets went 0-4 vs.
the Yankees during the regular season. Here’s a look at the Mets record in the series:
Overall......................................................... 94-132-2
World Series ..........................................................1-4
Regular Season ............................................. 46-66
Spring Training ........................................... 36-48-1
Mayor’s Trophy ...............................................8-10-1
Mayor’s Challenge .............................................2-2
Big Apple Series ..................................................1-2
TWO-STADIUM DOUBLEHEADERS
The Mets and Yankees have previously met in a day-night, home-road doubleheader three times. The
first historic doubleheader took place on July 8, 2000. Both New York teams played a regularly sched-
uled day game at Shea Stadium and then a played a night game at Yankee Stadium which was a re-
scheduled contest from a rainout on June 11. The Yankees won both games by the same 4-2 score.
According to Elias, it was the first day-night doubleheader taking place in different venues since Sep-
tember 7, 1903. On that day, the New York Giants played two games against the Brooklyn Superbas
(later known as the Dodgers). The first game was played in the morning at Brooklyn’s Washington Park
with John McGraw’s Giants winning, 6-4. Brooklyn won the second game at the Polo Grounds, 3-0. The
other day-night, Shea-Yankee Stadium doubleheaders were on June 28, 2003 and June 27, 2008. In
2003, the day game took place at Yankee Stadium with the Yankees winning, 7-1. The night cap was at
Shea and the Yankees prevailed, 9-8. In 2008, the final year of both Shea Stadium and Yankee Stadium,
the Mets and Yankees played a day-night, cross-borough doubleheader. The Mets won the day game at
Yankee Stadium, 15-6, and the Yankees took the night cap, 9-0, at Shea.
OAKLAND ATHLETICS (AL WEST)
2017 RECORD: 75-87 (5th Place, AL West) 2018 MANAGER: Bob Melvin
2017
OVERALL ................................ 2-1 STADIUM:
AT OAKLAND ....................... 0-0 Oakland Coliseum (35,067)
1968
OVERALL
OVERALL ............................. 10-6 ADDRESS:
7000 Coliseum Way
AT OAKLAND ....................... 2-3
Oakland, CA 94621
AT NEW YORK ..................... 8-3
PHONE:
OVERALL ............................... 3-4
A L L-T I M E S E R I E S R E S U LT S V S . OA K L A N D
2005 0-0 1-2 1-2 2011 2-1 0-0 2-1 2017 2-1 0-0 2-1
2007 3-0 0-0 3-0 2014 1-1 1-1 2-2

4 games, 6/16/05-6/24/07 10, 2x, last - 6/24/14 (10-1 at New York) at New York: .................... 6/22/07-6/24/07
Longest Winning Streak, A's Most Runs Scored, A's at Oakland: ........................................... None
2 games, 2x, last - 6/25/14-8/19/14 8, 6/25/14 (5-8 at New York)
13 inn, 6/22/11 (3-2 at New York) 15, 6/16/05 (9-6 at Oakland)
SEATTLE MARINERS (AL WEST)

2017 RECORD: 78-84 (Tied for 3rd Place, AL West) 2018 MANAGER: Scott Servais
STADIUM:
2017
Safeco Field (47,476)
OVERALL ................................ 1-2
AT SEATTLE ........................... 1-2 YEAR OPENED:
AT NEW YORK ..................... 0-0 1999
ADDRESS:
OVERALL 1250 First Ave. South
OVERALL ............................. 5-10 Seattle, WA 98134
AT SEATTLE .......................... 3-6
PHONE:
AT NEW YORK ..................... 2-4
(206) 346-4000
A L L-T I M E S E R I E S R E S U LT S V S . S E AT T L E
HISTORY
2003 1-2 0-0 1-2 2008 1-2 0-0 1-2 2017 0-0 1-2 1-2
2005 0-0 0-3 0-3 2014 0-0 2-1 2-1

Longest Winning Streak, Mets Most Runs Scored, Mets 3-Game Sweep, Mariners
3 games, 7/22/14-7/28/17 8, 6/25/08 (8-2 at New York) at New York: ......................................... None
Longest Winning Streak, Mariners Most Runs Scored, Mariners at Seattle: ..........................6/17/05-6/19/05
7 games, 6/8/03-6/24/08 13, 6/8/03, G2, (1-13 at New York)
9 inn, 15x, last, 7/30/17 16, 6/19/05 (5-11 at Seattle)
(1-9 at Seattle)
TAMPA BAY RAYS (AL EAST)
2017 RECORD: 80-82 (3rd Place, AL East) 2018 MANAGER: Kevin Cash
STADIUM:
2017
Tropicana Field (31,042)
OVERALL ............................... 0-0
AT TAMPA BAY .................... 0-0 YEAR OPENED:
AT NEW YORK ..................... 0-0 1998
ADDRESS:
OVERALL 1 Tropicana Dr.
OVERALL ............................. 12-9 St. Petersburg, FL 33705
AT TAMPA BAY .....................7-5
PHONE:
AT NEW YORK ..................... 5-4
(727) 825-3137
A L L-T I M E S E R I E S R E S U LT S V S . TA M PA B AY
1998 2-1 0-0 2-1 2001 0-0 1-2 1-2 2015 0-0 1-2 1-2
1999 0-0 2-1 2-1 2009 1-2 0-0 1-2
2000 2-1 0-0 2-1 2012 0-0 3-0 3-0

4 games, 6/12/12-8/7/15 11, 6/12/12 (11-2 at Tampa Bay) at New York: ......................................... None
Longest Winning Streak, Rays Most Runs Scored, Rays at Tampa Bay: ................... 6/12/12-6/14/12
3 games, 6/4/00-6/9/01 15, 6/4/00 (5-15 at New York)
11 inn, 6/9/98 (4-5 at New York) 20, 6/4/00 (5-15 at New York)
TEXAS RANGERS (AL WEST)

2017 RECORD: 78-84 (Tied 3rd Place, AL West) 2018 MANAGER: Jeff Banister
STADIUM:
2017 Globe Life Park in Arlington
OVERALL ............................... 2-2 (48,114)
AT TEXAS ................................ 1-1 YEAR OPENED:
AT NEW YORK ....................... 1-1 1994
OVERALL ADDRESS:
OVERALL ............................. 10-6 1000 Ballpark Way
AT TEXAS .............................. 5-3 Arlington, TX 76011
AT NEW YORK ..................... 5-3 PHONE:
(817) 273-5222
A L L-T I M E S E R I E S R E S U LT S V S . T E X A S
2003 0-0 2-1 2-1 2011 0-0 2-1 2-1 2017 1-1 1-1 2-2
2008 2-1 0-0 2-1 2014 2-1 0-0 2-1

3 games, 2x, last - 6/25/11-7/4/14 14, 6/25/11 (14-5 at Texas)
Longest Winning Streak, Rangers Most Runs Scored, Rangers
1 game, 6x, last - 8/9/17 10, 6/6/17 (8-10 at Texas)
9 inn, 16x, last - 8/9/17 19, 6/25/11 (14-5 at Texas)
(1-5 vs. Texas)
TORONTO BLUE JAYS (AL EAST)
2017 RECORD: 76-86 (4th Place, AL East) 2018 MANAGER: John Gibbons
2017 STADIUM:
OVERALL ............................... 0-0 Rogers Centre (49,282)
AT TORONTO....................... 0-0 YEAR OPENED:
AT NEW YORK ..................... 0-0 1989
OVERALL ADDRESS:
OVERALL .............................. 17-8 1 Blue Jays Way
AT TORONTO....................... 6-8 Toronto, ON M5V 1J1
AT NEW YORK .................... 11-0 PHONE:
(416) 341-1000
A L L-T I M E S E R I E S R E S U LT S V S . T O R O N T O
1997 3-0 0-0 3-0 2000 0-0 2-1 2-1 2012 0-0 1-2 1-2
1998 0-0 1-2 1-2 2001 3-0 0-0 3-0 2015 2-0 0-2 2-2
1999 3-0 0-0 3-0 2006 0-0 2-1 2-1
SERIES RECORDS
Longest Winning Streak, Mets ................................................................................................................................6, 7/17/00-6/23/06
Longest Winning Streak, Blue Jays .....................................................................................2, three times, last, 6/17/15 - present
Largest Margin of Victory, Mets ................................................. 8, two times, last, 6/8/99 (Mets-11, Blue Jays-3 at Toronto)
Largest Margin of Victory, Blue Jays ...................................................................... 8, 6/17/15 (Blue Jays-8, Mets-0 at Toronto)
Most Runs Scored, Mets ..............................................................11, two times, last, 7/18/00 (Mets-11, Blue Jays-7 at Toronto)
Most Runs Scored, Blue Jays ..................................................................................15, 7/1/98 (Blue Jays-15, Mets-10 at Toronto)
Most Runs Scored, Both Teams.............................................................................25, 7/1/98 (Blue Jays-15, Mets-10 at Toronto)
Longest Game, Innings ............................................................................14 innings, 6/9/99 (Mets-4, Blue Jays-3 at New York)
Shutouts By ............................................................................................................................................................... Mets: 3, Blue Jays: 2
SERIES SWEEPS
Last Two-Game Sweep, Mets...........................................................................At New York: 6/15/15-6/16/15. At Toronto: None
Last Two-Game Sweep, Blue Jays ................................................................ At New York: None. At Toronto: 6/17/15-6/18/15
Last Three-Game Sweep, Mets ........................................................................ At New York: 7/15/01-7/17/01. At Toronto: None
40TH ANNIVERSARY TEAM

In 2002, the Mets celebrated their 40th Anniversary by naming the All-Amazin’ Team.
HISTORY
This legendary group of Mets was voted on by the fans. The team was introduced on
August 17, 2002. Below is the roster for the All-Amazin’ Team:
Keith Hernandez.................................................. 1B Jerry Koosman ..................................................LHP
Edgardo Alfonzo................................................. 2B Roger McDowell .............................................. RHP
Buddy Harrelson ................................................ SS John Franco .......................................................LHP
Howard Johnson ................................................ 3B Ed Kranepool .......................................................PH
Mike Piazza .............................................................C Rusty Staub ..........................................................PH
Lenny Dykstra .....................................................OF Gil Hodges ............................................... Manager
Darryl Strawberry...............................................OF
Mookie Wilson ....................................................OF
Tom Seaver ....................................................... RHP
WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME?
No-Hitter Opponent Three Home Runs In A Game
Johan Santana, June 1, 2012 vs. St. Louis (Won, 8-0) Corey Seager, Los Angeles-NL, June 20, 2017 at Los
Angeles
One-Hitter (Complete Game)
Jacob deGrom, July 17, 2016 at Philadelphia (Won, 5-0) Four Home Runs - Team
August 10, 2017 at Philadelphia, Won, 10-0
One-Hitter (Combined)
(Wilmer Flores, Neil Walker, Michael Conforto, Curtis
Matt Harvey (9.0), Bobby Parnell (1.0)
Granderson)
May 7, 2013 vs. Chicago-AL (Won, 1-0 in 10)
Five Home Runs - Team
Two-Hitter (Complete Game)
June 6, 2017 at Texas, Lost, 10-8
Miguel Batista, September 28, 2011
(Juan Lagares, Asdrúbal Cabrera, Neil Walker, Curtis
vs. Cincinnati (Won, 3-0)
Granderson, Travis d'Arnaud)
Two-Hitter (Combined)
Six Home Runs - Team
Zack Wheeler (6.0), Hansel Robles (1.0), Jerry Blevins
April 19, 2016 at Philadelphia, Won 11-1
(0.2), Addison Reed (0.1), Jeurys Familia (1.0) vs. San
(Neil Walker-2, Michael Conforto, Yoenis Céspedes,
Francisco May 9, 2017 (Won, 6-1)
Lucas Duda, Curtis Granderson)
Opponent No-Hitter
Seven Home Runs - Team
Max Scherzer, October 3, 2015 vs. Washington
April 11, 2017 at Philadelphia , Won 14-4 (Yoenis
(2nd game) Lost, 2-0
Céspedes-3, Asdrúbal Cabrera, Lucas Duda-2, Travis
Opponent One-Hitter (Complete Game) d'Arnaud)
Julio Teheran, June 19, 2016 vs. Atlanta (Lost, 6-0)
Eight Home Runs - Team
Opponent One-Hitter (Combined) August 24, 2015 at Philadelphia, Won, 16-7 (Wilmer
Hyun-Jin Ryu (7.0), Tony Cingrani (1.0), Kenley Jansen Flores-2, David Wright, Juan Lagares, Travis d’Arnaud,
(1.0), August 6, 2017 vs. Los Angeles-NL (Lost, 0-8) Michael Cuddyer, Daniel Murphy, Yoenis Céspedes)
Opponent Two-Hitter (Combined) Back-to-Back Home Runs
Nick Pivetta (5.0), Victor Arano (1.0), Hoby Dominic Smith & Travis d'Arnaud, September 14,
Milner (1.0), Yacksel Rios (1.0) October 1, 2017 at 2017 at Chicago-NL, 3rd inning off Jen-Ho Tseng
Philadelphia (Lost, 0-11) (Lost, 14-6)
Opponent Two-Hitter (Complete Game) Back-to-Back-to-Back Home Runs
Madison Bumgarner, August 3, 2014 Carlos Delgado, David Wright, Paul Lo Duca, June 7,
vs. San Francisco, (Lost, 9-0) 2007 vs. Philadelphia (6th inning) off Cole Hamels
Back-to-Back Shutouts (Individual) Three Home Runs In An Inning
Johan Santana, May 26, 2012 vs. San Diego (9-0) & Michael Conforto, Wilmer Flores, Curtis Granderson,
June 1, 2012 vs. St. Louis (8-0) first inning, August 5, 2017 off Rich HIll (Lost, 7-4)
Back-To-Back Shutouts (Team) Grand Slam
August 11, 2015 vs. Colorado (Won, 4-0) Wilmer Flores, September 2, 2017 at Houston (Game
August 12, 2015 vs. Colorado (Won, 3-0) 1) off Will Harris (Lost, 12-8)
Mets Were Shut out in Back-to-Back Games Opponent Grand Slam
June 30, 2015 vs. Chicago-NL (Lost, 1-0) Scott Schebler, August 29, 2017 at Cincinnati
July 1, 2015 vs. Chicago-NL (Lost, 2-0) off Chris Flexen
Inside-The-Park Home Run Pinch-Hit Home Run
Ruben Tejada, September 2, 2015 vs. Philadelphia Dominic Smith, September 27, 2017 at Atlanta, off
off Aaron Nola Jim Johnson
Opponent Inside-The-Park Home Run Pinch-Hit Grand Slam
Charlie Blackmon, July 16, 2017 vs. Colorado off Kelly Johnson, August 27, 2016 vs. Philadelphia, off
Chasen Bradford Michael Mariot
Met Pitcher to Give Up Back-to-Back Home Runs Home Run Each Side Of The Plate
Erik Goeddel, September 20, 2017 at Miami (A.J. Ellis Asdrúbal Cabrera, August 26, 2016 at Philadelphia
& Miguel Rojas)
Walk-Off Home Run
Met Pitcher To Give Up Three Consecutive Home Wilmer Flores, July 22, 2017 vs. Oakland (off Simon
Runs Castro), Won, 6-5
Bartolo Colón, April 13, 2014 at Los Angeles-AL
Walk-Off Home Run (Opponent)
(Mike Trout, Albert Pujols, Raul Ibanez)
J.T. Realmuto, September 19, 2017 at Miami off Paul
Three Home Runs In A Game Sewald (Lost, 5-4)
Yoenis Céspedes, April 11, 2017 at Philadelphia
W H E N WAS T H E L AS T T I M E ?
Walk-Off Grand Slam Opponent Steal of Home

Ike Davis, April 5, 2014 vs. Cincinnati off JJ Hoover, Paul Goldschmidt, May 16, 2017 at Arizona
Won, 6-3
Mets Turn Triple Play
Walk-Off Grand Slam (Opponent) August 24, 2014 at Los Angeles-NL, sixth inning
Giancarlo Santon at Miami, May 13, 2012 off (Eric Campbell, Daniel Murphy, Lucas Duda, Travis
Manny Acosta d’Arnaud), Batter: Matt Kemp
Home Run to Lead Off a Game Opponent Turns a Triple Play
José Reyes, September 13, 2017 at Chicago-NL off June 10, 2010 vs. San Diego (Game Two)
Jon Lester (Chase Headley, Lance Zawadski, Adrian Gonzalez)
Batter: Ruben Tejada
Two Hits in the Same Inning
Brandon Nimmo, September 4, 2017 vs. Six-Run Inning
Philadelphia-4th inning September 4, 2017 vs. Philadelphia- 4th inning (Won,
11-7)
Hit For Cycle
Scott Hairston, April 27, 2012 at Colorado Seven-Run Inning
August 19, 2017 vs. Miami-6th inning (Won, 8-1)
Three Hits - Mets Pitcher
Steven Matz, June 28, 2015 vs. Cincinnati Eight-Run Inning
August 22, 2015 at Colorado-3rd inning (Won, 14-9)
Four RBI - Mets Pitcher
Noah Syndergaard, May 11, 2016 at Los Angeles-NL Nine-Run Inning
April 6, 2002 at Atlanta-9th inning (Won, 11-2)
Home Run - Mets Pitcher
Seth Lugo, July 15, 2017 vs. Colorado off Chris Rusin 10-Run Inning
May 16, 2015 vs. Milwaukee, 4th inning (Won, 14-1)
Grand Slam - Mets Pitcher
Jack Hamilton vs. St. Louis, May 20, 1967 off 11-Run Inning
Al Jackson July 16, 2006 at Chicago (NL)-6th inning (Won, 13-7)
Grand Slam - Opponents Pitcher 12-Run Inning
Jason Marquis, vs. Chicago-NL, April 29, 2016 vs. San Francisco-3rd inning (Won,
September 22, 2008 off Jonathon Niese 13-1)
Two Home Runs in a Game- Mets Pitcher Opponent Six-Run Inning
Noah Syndergaard, May 11, 2016, at Los Angeles-NL October 1, 2017 at Philadelphia-4th inning (Lost, 11-0)
Home Run by a Mets Pitcher Opponent Seven-Run Inning
Back-To-Back Games September 18, 2017 at Miami-5th inning (Lost, 13-1)
Ron Darling, June 25, 1989 vs. Philadelphia & Opponent Eight-Run Inning
June 30, 1989 at Cincinnati May 13, 2017 at Milwaukee-5th inning (Lost, 11-4)
Stolen Base by a Mets Pitcher Opponent Nine-Run Inning
Jacob deGrom, August 4, 2017 vs. Los Angeles-NL May 2, 2010 at Philadelphia-4th inning (Lost, 11-5)
Mets Pitcher, Pinch-Hit Opponent 10-Run Inning
Jacob deGrom, September 9, 2017 vs. Cincinnati July 19, 1988 at Cincinnati-1st inning (Lost, 11-2)
(walked)
Opponent 11-Run Inning
Steal of Home by a Mets Player April 27, 2012 at Colorado-5th inning (Lost, 18-9)
Eric Campbell, August 29, 2014 vs. Philadelphia
HISTORY
PERFECT INNINGS
Nolan Ryan and David Cone are the only pitchers in Mets history to strike out the side on nine pitches…
Ryan did it in the third inning on April 19, 1968 vs. Los Angeles (Claude Osteen, Wes Parker and Zoilo
Versalles)…Cone did it in the fifth inning, August 30, 1991 at Cincinnati (Herm Winningham, Randy Myers
and Mariano Duncan).
LAST TIME A METS PITCHER...
HOME RUNS SHORTEST START FOR CURRENT
Allowed Four Home Runs METS PITCHERS
Jacob deGrom, 7/7/17 Jacob deGrom, 2.2 IP, 8/24/15 at Philadelphia
Mets 6, Cardinals 5 at New York Chris Flexen, 3.0 IP, 8/2/17 at Colorado
Allowed Five Home Runs Robert Gsellman, 3.0 IP, 6/27/17 at Miami
5/4/63, Roger Craig Matt Harvey, 2.0 IP, 9/2/17-G1 at Houston
Giants 17, Mets 4 vs. San Francisco Seth Lugo, 3.0 IP, 9/14/17 at Chicago-NL
Steven Matz, 1.0 IP, 7/16/17 vs. Colorado
RUNS Rafael Montero, 1.2 IP, 9/12/16 at Washington
Noah Syndergaard, 1.0 IP, 9/23/17 vs. Washington
Allowed Eight Runs
Zack Wheeler, 1.2 IP, 6/13/17 vs. Chicago-NL
9/14/17, Seth Lugo
Cubs 14, Mets 6 at Chicago
LONG RELIEF
Allowed Nine Runs
9/5/17, Jacob deGrom 5+ Inning Relief Appearances
by Mets Since 1990
Phillies 9, Mets 1 at New York
5/19/12, Jeremy Hefner, 5.0
Allowed 10 Runs Blue Jays 2, Mets 0 at Toronto
5/2/10, Johan Santana 5/20/10, Raul Valdes, 5.0
Phillies 11, Mets 5 at Philadelphia Mets 10, Nationals 7 at Washington
Allowed 11 Runs (Franchise Record) 7/7/06, Darren Oliver, 5.0
8/26/62, Craig Anderson Marins 7, Mets 3 at Shea
Dodgers 16, Mets 5 at New York, 6/28/03 (G1), Pedro Feliciano, 5.0
6/3/67 (G1), Jack Fisher Yankees 7, Mets 1 at Yankees
Giants 11, Mets 2 at San Francisco 6/14/03, Jeremy Griffiths, 5.0
8/15/06, Orlando Hernandez Angels 13, Mets 3 at Anaheim
Phillies 11, Mets 4 at Philadelphia 6/8/03, Jeremy Griffiths, 5.0
Mariners 13, Mets 1 at Shea
HITS 4/22/03, Jae Weong Seo, 5.0
Allowed 12 Hits Astros 6, Mets 2 at Shea
9/18/17, Matt Harvey 4/9/97, Rick Reed, 5.0
Marlins 13, Mets 1 at Miami Dodgers 3, Mets 2 at Los Angeles (14)
6/18/94, Doug Linton, 5.1
Allowed 13 Hits Mets 11, Marlins 3 at Florida
8/18/16, Jacob deGrom 8/1/92 (G2), Tom Filer, 5.2
Giants 10, Mets 7 at San Francisco Cubs 6, Mets 1 at Chicago
Allowed 14 Hits 8/1/92 (G1), Pete Schourek, 5.0
7/24/96, Jason Isringhausen, Mets 3, Cubs 0 at Chicago
Rockies 7, Mets 6 at Colorado 6/25/92, Paul Gibson, 5.0
Allowed 15 Hits Cubs 9, Mets 2 at Chicago
5/25/76, Tom Seaver, 6/28/91, Pete Schourek, 5.0
Phillies 8, Mets 4 at Philadelphia Phillies 6, Mets 2 at Philadelphia
Last 6+ Inning Relief Appearance
9/19/01, Dicky Gonzalez, 6.0
Mets 9, Pirates 2 at Shea
Last 7+ Inning Relief Appearance
6/8/13, Shaun Marcum, 8.0
Marlins 2, Mets 1 at New York (20)
ALL-TIME PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS
1962 (9) Bouchee-2, Coleman-2, Throneberry-2 1992 (4) Boston-3, Pecota
Hickman, Mantilla, Woodling 1993 (2) Walker, McKnight
1963 (2) Hicks, Thomas 1994 (3) Hundley, Orsulak, McReynolds
1964 (2) Elliot, Thomas 1995 (5) C.Jones-3, Hundley, Orsulak
1965 (5) Swoboda-2, Hickman, Lewis, C.Smith 1996 (3) Roberson, Petagine, Baerga
1966 (9) Hiller-2, Swoboda-2, Hickman, 1997 (11) M. Franco-3, Huskey-2, Ochoa-2,
Kranepool, Murphy, Stephenson, Taylor Gilbert, Everett, McRae, Gilkey
1967 (1) Buchek 1998 (4) M. Franco, Hundley, Piazza, Tatum
1968 (4) Charles-3, Shamsky 1999 (2) M. Franco, Allensworth
1969 (1) Dyer 2000 (7) Agbayani, Piazza, Pratt, Ventura,
1970 (4) Marshall-2, Clendenon, Swoboda Johnson, Hamilton, Trammell
1971 (1) Marshall 2001 (1) Perez
1972 (0) None 2002 (6) Piazza, Wigginton, Valentin, Johnson,
1973 (2) Boswell-2 Tarasco, Payton
1974 (2) Boswell, Kranepool 2003 (3) Clark-2, Cedeno
1975 (3) Garrett-2, Grote 2004 (6) Valent-3, Williams, V. Wilson, Zeile
1976 (4) Ayala, Baldwin, Boisclair, Mazzilli 2005 (5) Anderson, Daubach, Offerman,
1977 (4) Boisclair, Hodges, Kranepool, Torre Woodward, Jacobs
1978 (6) Henderson-3, Kranepool-3 2006 (3) Franco, Marrero, Ledee
1979 (1) Norman 2007 (3) Anderson, Newhan, Easley
1980 (4) Norman-2, Henderson, Moreno 2008 (4) Anderson, Chavez, Easley, Murphy
1981 (2) Cubbage, Jorgensen 2009 (5) Tatis-2, Sheffield, Santos, Murphy
1982 (3) Jorgensen, Rajsich, Staub 2010 (3) Tatis, Hessman, Carter
1983 (12) Heep-4, Staub-3, Bradley-2, Foster, 2011 (8) Hairston-3, Evans, Duda, Martinez,
Jorgensen, Kingman Murphy, Pascucci
1984 (2) Hodges, Staub 2012 (10) Valdespin-5, Hairston-3, Cedeno-2
1985 (4) Christensen, Hernandez, Johnson, 2013 (4) Brown-2, Valdespin, Satin
Staub 2014 (3) Davis, Duda, C. Young
1986 (2) Teufel-2 2015 (4) Lagares, Nieuwenhuis, Johnson, Uribe
1987 (7) Magadan-2, Mazzilli-2, Lyons, Teufel, 2016 (13) Johnson (4), De Aza (2), Céspedes,
Strawberry Lagares, Rene Rivera, Granderson,
1988 (1) Johnson Cabrera, Flores, Bruce
1989 (5) Carreon-4, Mazzilli 2017 (6) Flores-2, T. Rivera, Granderson,
Cabrera, Smith
1990 (4) Teufel-2, Carreon, O’Malley
1991 (8) Carreon-3, Sasser-2, Hundley,
Jeferies, McReynolds
HISTORY
ALL-TIME PINCH-HIT HOME RUN LEADERS

Mark Carreon ..........................................................8 Ron Swoboda ......................................................... 5
Ed Kranepool .......................................................... 6 Tim Teufel ................................................................ 5
Rusty Staub ............................................................. 6 Danny Heep .............................................................4
Scott Hairston ........................................................ 6 Steve Henderson ...................................................4
Jordany Valdespin ................................................ 6 Todd Hundley ..........................................................4
Kelly Johnson ......................................................... 5 Lee Mazzilli...............................................................4
Matt Franco ............................................................. 5
ALL-TIME GRAND SLAMS
1962 (2) Kanehl, Thomas 1993 (4) Gallagher, Hundley, Burnitz, Kent
1963 (4) Hickman-2, Harkness, Willey 1994 (3) Thompson, Orsulak*, Kent
1964 (2) Christopher, Hickman 1995 (4) Hundley-2 (1)*, Everett, Brogna
1965 (0) None 1996 (0) None
1966 (2) Bressoud, B. Taylor* 1997 (6) Everett-2, Hundley, Alfonzo, McRae,
1967 (2) T. Davis, Hamilton Olerud
1968 (1) Shamsky 1998 (1) Piazza
1969 (2) C. Jones, Swoboda 1999 (8) Ventura-3, Olerud-2, Ordonez, McRae,
1970 (2) D. Marshall, Swoboda Hamilton
1971 (3) Agee, Boswell, D. Marshall 2000 (8) Piazza-3, Agbayani*, Payton*, Pratt,
Ventura, Zeile
1972 (2) Agee, Staub
2001 (1) Ventura
1973 (5) Milner-2, Staub-2, Grote
2002 (2) Piazza-2
1974 (0) None
2003 (3) Floyd, Reyes, Burnitz
1975 (2) Kingman, Staub
2004 (1) Floyd
1976 (3) Milner-3
2005 (4) Wright-2, Mientkiewicz, Floyd
1977 (2) Henderson, Stearns
2006 (10) Beltrán-3, Valentin-2, Wright-2, Floyd,
1978 (2) Henderson*, Mazzilli
Reyes, Delgado
1979 (0) None
2007 (0) None
1980 (1) Jorgensen
2008 (4) Delgado-2, Beltrán, Church
1981 (2) Kingman-2
2009 (4) Tatis-2, Santos, Pagan
1982 (1) Hodges
2010 (0) None
1983 (2) Foster-2
2011 (3) Bay-2, Beltrán
1984 (1) Chapman
2012 (4) Bay, Hairston, Davis, Nickeas
1985 (6) Carter-2, Strawberry-2, Foster, Johnson
2013 (4) Cowgill, Buck, Valdespin, Byrd
1986 (4) Foster, Teufel*, Carter, Strawberry
2014 (3) Davis*, Flores, Teagarden
1987 (7) Johnson-2, Teufel, Dykstra, Lyons,
2015 (3) Flores, Céspedes, Duda
Hernandez, Carter
2016 (7) Céspedes (2), Granderson, Ruggiano,
1988 (3) McReynolds-2, Hernandez
Flores, Johnson, Cabrera
1989 (1) McReynolds
2017 (4) Bruce, Céspedes, Granderson, Flores
1990 (5) McReynolds, Marshall, Johnson
Sasser, Strawberry *pinch-hit
1991 (4) Boston, Brooks, Johnson, McReynolds

1992 (3) Murray-2, Bonilla
ALL-TIME GRAND SLAM LEADERS

1. Mike Piazza .....................................................6 7. YOENIS CÉSPEDES .................................4
2. Howard Johnson ...........................................5 DAVID WRIGHT ........................................4
Kevin McReynolds.........................................5 WILMER FLORES .....................................4
John Milner .....................................................5 Darryl Strawberry ..........................................4
Robin Ventura ................................................5 Todd Hundley .................................................4
Carlos Beltran ................................................5 Gary Carter .....................................................4
Cliff Floyd ........................................................4
George Foster ................................................4
BEST/WORST HOMESTAND/ROAD TRIPS
BEST HOMESTANDS (minimum 7 games)
Dates Opponents W-L Pct.
4/13/15-4/23/15 Philadelphia, Atlanta, Miami 10-0 1.000
4/19/10-4/28/10 Chicago - NL, Atlanta, Los Angeles - NL 9-1 .900
9/12/88-9/22/88 Pittsburgh, Chicago - NL, Montreal, Philadelphia 9-1 .900
8/16/69-8/24/69 San Diego, San Francisco, Los Angeles - NL 9-1 .900
8/18/06-8/28/06 Colorado, St. Louis, Philadelphia 8-1 .889
7/25/00-8/2/00 Montreal, St. Louis, Cincinnati 8-1 .889
9/5/69-9/11/69 Philadelphia, Chicago - NL, Montreal 8-1 .889
5/27/69-6/4/69 San Diego, San Francisco, Los Angeles - NL 7-1 .875
5/19/98-5/24/98 Cincinnati, Milwaukee 6-1 .857
6/19/97-6/25/97 Pittsburgh, Atlanta 6-1 .857
6/9/86-6/15/86 Philadelphia, Pittsburgh 6-1 .857
8/9/85-8/15/85 Chicago - NL, Philadelphia 6-1 .857
6/28/76-7/4/76 St. Louis, Chicago - NL 6-1 .857
8/26/74-9/1/74 Houston, Atlanta 6-1 .857
9/19/73-9/26/73 Pittsburgh, Montreal 6-1 .857
WORST HOMESTANDS (minimum 7 games)

9/18/79-9/23/79 Chicago - NL, Montreal, St. Louis 0-9 .000
5/30/62-6/6/62 Los Angeles - NL, San Francisco 0-7 .000
8/3/65-8/8/65 Pittsburgh, Chicago - NL 0-7 .000
6/8/65-6/13/65 San Francisco, Los Angeles - NL 0-7 .000
8/23/04-9/2/04 San Diego, Los Angeles - NL, Florida 1-10 .091
9/8/11-9/15/11 Atlanta, Chicago (NL), Washington 1-8 .111
8/20/79-8/29/79 Houston, Cincinnati, Atlanta 1-8 .111
6/19/64-6/25/64 Philadelphia, Pittsburgh 1-7 .125
5/28/76-6/3/76 St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Chicago - NL 1-7 .125
4/18/17-4/27/17 Philadelphia, Washington, Atlanta 1-7 .125
BEST ROAD TRIPS (minimum 7 games)

7/1/91-7/7/91 Montreal, Philadelphia 7-0 1.000
7/4/85-7/14/85 Atlanta, Cincinnati, Houston 10-1 .909
6/5/06-6/15/06 Los Angeles - NL, Arizona, Philadelphia 9-1 .900
9/3/01-9/19/01 Philadelphia, Florida, Pittsburgh 9-1 .900
4/24/86-5/4/86 St. Louis, Atlanta, Cincinnati 9-1 .900
8/18/15-8/27/15 Baltimore, Colorado, Philadelphia 8-1 .889
8/18/86-8/27/86 Los Angeles - NL, San Francisco, San Diego 8-1 .889
4/22/88-5/1/88 St. Louis, Atlanta, Cincinnati 7-1 .875
9/24/79-9/30/79 Chicago - NL, St. Louis 7-1 .875
9/6/76-9/14/76 Chicago - NL, St. Louis, Pittsburgh 7-1 .875
8/12/08-8/18/08 Washington, Pittsburgh 6-1 .857
6/4/84-6/10/84 Pittsburgh, Montreal 6-1 .857
9/12/69-9/18/69 Pittsburgh, Chicago, Atlanta 6-1 .857
HISTORY
WORST ROAD TRIPS (minimum 7 games)

8/9/91-8/18/91 Chicago - NL, St. Louis, Pittsburgh 0-10 .000
8/7/82-8/24/82 Cincinnati, Atlanta, Houston 0-9 .000
8/24/77-8/31/77 Cincinnati, Atlanta, Houston 0-7 .000
6/28/63-7/4/63 Pittsburgh, Chicago-NL 0-7 .000
8/29/80-9/9/80 San Francisco, Los Angeles-NL, San Diego, Montreal 1-11 .083
6/30/77-7/7/77 Montreal, Philadelphia 1-8 .111
7/19/63-8/4/63 Philadelphia, San Francisco, Houston, LA, Milwaukee 2-14 .125
6/17/15-6/25/15 Toronto, Atlanta, Milwaukee 1-7 .125
5/20/77-5/29/77 Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia 1-7 .125
7/15/65-7/21/65 St. Louis, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh 1-7 .125
METS FIELDING RECORDS
TRIPLE PLAYS
The Mets have turned 11 triple plays (all listed below) in team history. New York has hit into 10 triple plays
in its history. The most recent occurred on June 10, 2010 vs. San Diego (Game Two) when Ruben Tejada
grounded out to third baseman Chase Headley who stepped on third and threw to second baseman
Lance Zawadski, who stepped on second and threw to first baseman Adrian Gonzalez).
May 30, 1962 vs. Los Angeles (NL) (G2) June 6, 1989 at Chicago (NL)
Chacon (ss)-Mantilla (2b)-Hodges (1b) Magadan (1b)-Elster (ss)
Batter: Willie Davis Batter: Vance Law
May 31, 1964 vs. San Francisco (G2) August 5, 1998 vs. San Francisco
McMillan (ss)-Kranepool (1b) Olerud (1b)-Ordoñez (ss)-Olerud (1b)-Pratt (c)
Batter: Orlando Cepeda Batter: J.T. Snow
April 15, 1965 vs. Houston May 17, 2002 at San Diego
Lewis (rf)-Cannizzaro (c)-McMillan (ss) Alfonzo (3b)-Alomar (2b)-Vaughn (1b).
Batter: Jimmy Wynn Batter: Wiki Gonzalez
September 28, 1966 vs. Chicago (NL) May 19, 2010 at Washington
Bressoud (3b)-Hiller (2b)-Hickman (1b) Pagan (cf)-Blanco (c)-Reyes (ss)-Davis (1b).
Batter: Joe Amalfitano Batter: Cristian Guzman
August 3, 1982 at Chicago (NL) August 24, 2014 at Los Angeles-NL
Bailor (ss)-Backman (2b)-Kingman (1b) Campbell (3b)-Murphy (2b)-Duda (1b)-d’Arnaud (c)
Batter: Larry Bowa Batter: Matt Kemp
September 29, 1982 vs. Chicago (NL)
Giles (2b)-Staub (1b)
Batter: Keith Moreland
FIELDING BESTS
Below is the highest fielding percentage by position for a season, minimum 100 games.
Pos Player Year G PO A E Pct.

1B Dave Magadan 1990 113 830 71 2 .998
Ed Kranepool 1971 108 786 61 2 .998
Rico Brogna 1995 131 1112 93 3 .998
2B Ken Boswell 1970 101 204 244 2 .996
SS Rey Ordoñez 1999 154 220 416 4 .994
3B Robin Ventura 1999 160 123 320 9 .980
OF Lenny Dykstra 1988 112 270 3 1 .996
C Mike Piazza 2000 124 862 38 3 .997
Mike Piazza 2005 101 617 40 2 .997
P Tom Glavine 2005 33 12 43 0 1.000
(Pitchers based on most chances accepted)
postseason
1969 LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES
ATLANTA BRAVES vs. NEW YORK METS
M E TS WO N S E R I E S , 3 - 0
In the club’s first ever trip to the postseason, the

Mets swept the best-of-five series vs. Atlanta, three
games to none.
In Game 1, trailing, 5-4, in the top of the eighth,
New York rallied for five runs and a 9-5 win. Tom
Seaver struggled, allowing five runs in 7.0 innings,
but earned the victory.
In Game 2, two-run home runs by Tommie Agee,
Ken Boswell and Cleon Jones lifted the Mets to an
11-6 win.
In front of 54,195 fans at Shea, New York advanced
to the World Series with a 7-4 victory in Game 3.
The lead changed hands three times before Wayne
Garrett’s two-run home run in the bottom of the
fifth put the Mets ahead, 5-4. Nolan Ryan hurled 7.0
innings to pick up the win and complete the sweep.
Boswell hit .333 with two home runs and five RBI,
while Agee batted .357 with two home runs and
four RBI. Hank Aaron cracked a home run in each
game and drove in seven runs for the Braves.
A jubilant Mets clubhouse celebrates after the
World Series victory.
SERIES STATISTICS
PLAYER AVG G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI
Agee, of .357 3 14 5 1 0 2 4
Boswell, 2b .333 3 12 4 0 0 2 5
Garrett, 3b .385 3 13 5 2 0 1 3
Gaspar, of .000 3 0 0 0 0 0 0
Gentry, p .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Grote, c .167 3 12 2 1 0 0 1
Harrelson, ss .182 3 11 2 1 1 0 3
Jones, of .429 3 14 6 2 0 1 4
Koosman, p .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0
Kranepool, 1b .250 3 12 3 1 0 0 1
Martin, ph .500 2 2 1 0 0 0 2
Ryan, p .500 1 4 2 0 0 0 0
Seaver, p .000 1 3 0 0 0 0 0
Shamsky, of .538 3 13 7 0 0 0 1
Weis, 2b .000 3 1 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS .327 113 37 8 1 6 24
PITCHER W-L ERA G SV IP ER SO

Gentry 0-0 9.00 1 0 2.0 2 1
Koosman 0-0 11.57 1 0 4.2 6 5
McGraw 0-0 0.00 1 1 3.0 0 1
Ryan 1-0 2.57 1 0 7.0 2 7
Seaver 1-0 6.43 1 0 7.0 5 2
Taylor 1-0 0.00 2 1 3.1 0 4
Nolan Ryan tossed 7.0 innings in Game 3 to help the TOTALS 3-0 5.00 2 27.0 15 20
Mets finish off the sweep.
POSTSEASON • 1969 LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES
GAME 1 GAME 3
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4 MONDAY, OCTOBER 6
METS 020 200 0 5 0 — 9 10 1 BRAVES 200 020 000 — 4 8 1
BRAVES 012 010 1 0 0 — 5 10 2 METS 00 1 23 1 0 0 X — 7 14 0
WP: Seaver (1-0), LP: Niekro (0-1). SV: Taylor (1) WP: Ryan (1-0), LP: Jarvis (0-1). SV: None
E-Boswell, Cepeda, Gonzalez. DP-New York-0; Atlanta-2. E-Millan. DP-Atlanta-1; New York-0. 2B-Cepeda, Agee, H. Aaron,
2B-Carty, Millan, Gonzalez, H. Aaron, Garrett, Lum. 3B-Harrelson. Kranepool, Jones, Grote. HR-H. Aaron (3), Agee (2), Boswell (2),
HR-Gonzalez (1), H. Aaron (1). SB-Cepeda (1), Jones (1). SF-Boyer. Cepeda (1), Garrett (1). S-Harrelson.
Time-2:37. Attendance-50,122. Time-2:24. Attendance-54,195.
GAME 2
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5
METS 1 32 210 2 0 0 — 11 13 1
BRAVES 000 1 50 000 — 6 9 3
WP: Taylor (1-0), LP: Reed (0-1). SV: McGraw (1)
E-Harrelson, Cepeda, Boyer, Gonzalez. DP-New York-2;
Atlanta-0. 2B-Harrelson, Garrett, Jones, Cepeda, Carty. HR-Agee
(1), H. Aaron (1), Jones (1), Boswell (1).
SB-Garrett (1), Agee 2(2), Jones (2).
Time-3:10. Attendance-50,270.
POSTSEASON
The Mets line up for the national anthem prior to their first World Series home game in franchise history.
1969 WORLD SERIES
BALTIMORE ORIOLES vs. NEW YORK METS
M E TS WO N S E R I E S , 4 -1
The New York Mets entered the 1969 World Series The unthinkable occurred on October 16, 1969 at
as heavy underdogs against Baltimore. After falling Shea. Behind a 5-3 victory, New York’s lovable
in Game 1, the Amazins’ rattled off four straight wins losers were champions. The Orioles led 3-0
to earn their first championship, just eight years early, but home runs by Clendenon and Weis tied
after the franchise was born. the game. In the eighth, Swoboda gave the Mets
the lead with an RBI double. Koosman induced
In Game 1, Baltimore’s leadoff batter Don Buford
future Mets Manager Davey Johnson to fly out
smacked a home run off Tom Seaver. Mike Cuellar
to Cleon Jones in leftfield for the final out. Jones
and the Orioles went on to a 4-1 triumph.
(Sport Magazine) and Weis (BBWAA) were the
In Game 2, Jerry Koosman tossed 6.0 no-hit Series MVPs.
innings before Paul Blair singled to lead off the
seventh. With the game tied, 1-1, in the ninth, Ed
Charles, Jerry Grote and Al Weis strung together
consecutive two-out singles to give New York a 2-1
lead. Koosman retired the first two batters in the
ninth, before walking the next two. Ron Taylor got
the final out, retiring Brooks Robinson to even the
series at one game.
A raucous Shea crowd of 56,335 watched the Mets
shut out Baltimore, 5-0 in Game 3. Tommie Agee hit
a leadoff home run off Jim Palmer, the only leadoff
home run the Hall of Famer would ever allow, to
put the Mets on the board early. In the fourth, the
Orioles threatened, with runners at the corners and
SERIES STATISTICS
two outs, when Agee made a running, backhanded PLAYER AVG G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI
catch at the warning track in left-center to rob Elrod Agee, of .167 5 18 3 0 0 1 1
Hendricks. In the seventh, Baltimore loaded the Boswell, 2b .333 1 3 1 0 0 0 0
Charles, 3b .133 4 15 2 1 0 0 0
bases with two outs and Blair laced a high drive to
Clendenon, 1b .357 4 14 5 1 0 3 4
right-center. Agee, running full tilt, caught the ball
Dyer, ph .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
sprawling on the warning track. Agee had made
Garrett, 3b .000 2 1 0 0 0 0 0
two of the greatest World Series catches ever, just Gaspar, of .000 3 2 0 0 0 0 0
three innings apart. Gentry, p .333 1 3 1 1 0 0 2
In Game 4, Seaver out-dueled Cuellar in a thrilling Grote, c .211 5 19 4 2 0 0 1
10-inning, 2-1, victory. Donn Clendenon belted Harrelson, ss .176 5 17 3 0 0 0 0
a solo home run in the second to give the Mets Jones, of .158 5 19 3 1 0 0 0
Koosman, p .143 2 7 1 0 0 0 0
a 1-0 lead, which would hold up until the ninth.
Kranepool, 1b .250 1 4 1 0 0 1 1
The Orioles put runners at first and third with one
Martin, ph .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
out, Brooks Robinson laced a sinking line drive
Seaver, p .000 2 4 0 0 0 0 0
to right-center. Ron Swoboda made a full length, Shamsky, of .000 3 6 0 0 0 0 0
diving catch. The tying run scored, but the brilliant Swoboda, of .400 4 15 6 1 0 0 1
catch prevented further damage. In the bottom Weis, 2b .455 5 11 5 0 0 1 3
of the 10th, with runners at first and second and TOTALS .220 159 35 8 0 6 13
nobody out, J.C. Martin pinch-hit for Seaver. Martin
dropped a bunt down and Orioles’ pitcher Pete
Richert fielded the ball, but his throw hit Martin
Cardwell 0-0 0.00 1 0 1.0 0 0
and the ball caromed into rightfield allowing Rod Gentry 1-0 0.00 1 0 6.2 0 4
Gaspar to score from second. The Mets were Koosman 2-0 2.04 2 0 17.2 4 9
one win away from their first title, while Baltimore Ryan 0-0 0.00 1 1 2.1 0 3
argued that Martin was outside the basepath. Seaver 1-1 3.00 2 0 15.0 5 9
Taylor 0-0 0.00 2 1 2.1 0 3
TOTALS 4-1 1.80 2 45.0 9 28
POSTSEASON • 1969 WORLD SERIES
GAME 1
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11
METS 000 000 1 00 — 1 6 1
ORIOLES 1 00 300 00X — 4 6 0
WP: Cuekkar (1-0), LP: Seaver (0-1). SV: None
E-Weis. DP-New York-0; Baltimore-1. 2B-Clendenon, Buford. HR-
Buford (1). SF-Weis.
GAME 2
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12
METS 000 1 00 00 1 — 2 6 0
ORIOLES 000 000 1 00 — 1 2 0
WP: Koosman (1-0), LP: McNally (0-1). SV: Taylor (1)
2B-Charles. HR-Clendenon (1). SB-Blair (1).
A jubilant Jerry Koosman leaps into the arms of
catcher Jerry Grote after the final out of the 1969
GAME 3
World Series in Game 5 vs. Baltimore.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14
ORIOLES 000 000 000 — 0 4 1 GAME 5
METS 1 20 00 1 01X — 5 6 0 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16
WP: Gentry (1-0), LP: Palmer (0-1). SV: Ryan (1) ORIOLES 003 000 000 — 3 5 2
E-Palmer. 2B-Gentry, Grote. HR-Agee (1), Kranepool (1). S-Garrett. METS 000 002 1 2X — 5 7 0
Time-2:33. Attendance-56,335. WP: Koosman (2-0), LP: Watt (0-1). SV: None
E-Powell, Watt. 2B-Koosman, Jones, Swoboda. HR-McNally (1),
GAME 4 F. Robinson (1), Clendenon (3), Weis (1). SB-Agee (1).
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15 Time-2:14. Attendance-57,397.
ORIOLES 000 000 0 0 1 0— 1 6 1
METS 0 1 0 000 0 0 0 1 — 2 10 1
WP: Seaver (1-1), LP: Hall (0-1). SV: None
E-Richert, Garrett. DP-Baltimore-3; New York-0. 2B-Grote. HR-
Clendenon (2). S-Martin. SF-BRobinson.
POSTSEASON
Mets fans celebrate on the field at Shea Stadium after the final out of the 1969 World Series.
CINCINNATI REDS vs. NEW YORK METS
New York captured its second pennant in five years

with a thrilling five-game series win over Cincinnati.
In Game 1, Pete Rose and Johnny Bench each
belted home runs to upend Tom Seaver and the
Mets, 2-1. Seaver allowed six hits and fanned a
NLCS record 13 batters in the losing effort.
Jon Matlack was brilliant in Game 2, tossing a
two-hitter to win, 5-0. Rusty Staub’s home run in
the fourth was the only run of the game until New
York plated four in the ninth, two scoring on Jerry
Grote’s single.
The Mets scored nine runs in the first four innings
en route to a 9-2 victory at Shea in Game 3. Staub
cracked a solo home run in the first and a three-run
shot in the second. The game featured an infamous
fight between Pete Rose and Buddy Harrelson after
Rose slid hard into second base attempting to break
up a double play. After the bench-clearing brawl,
Jerry Koosman continued to dominate the Reds.
Rose got his revenge with a 12th inning home run in
Bud Harrelson and Pete Rose start a bench-clearing
brawl in Game 3 of the 1973 NLCS. Game 4 to give the Reds a 2-1 victory and send the
series to a fifth and deciding game.
SERIES STATISTICS Ed Kranepool gave New York a 2-0 lead in the first
with a two-run single in Game 5 in front of 50,323
PLAYER AVG G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI fans at Shea. After Cincinnati tied the game 2-2 in
Boswell, ph .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 the top of the fifth, the Mets exploded for four runs
Garrett, 3b .087 5 23 2 1 0 0 1 in the bottom of that frame. Cleon Jones, Willie
Grote, c .211 5 19 4 0 0 0 2 Mays, Don Hahn and Harrelson each collected
Hahn, of .235 5 17 4 0 0 0 1 an RBI. Seaver and Tug McGraw held the Reds at
Harrelson, ss .167 5 18 3 0 0 0 2 bay as New York advanced to face Oakland in the
Jones, of .300 5 20 6 2 0 0 3 World Series.
Koosman, p .500 1 4 2 0 0 0 1
Kranepool, of .500 1 2 1 0 0 0 2
Matlack, p .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0
Mays, of .333 1 3 1 0 0 0 1
McGraw, p .000 2 1 0 0 0 0 0
Millan, 2b .316 5 19 6 0 0 0 2
Milner, 1b .176 5 17 3 0 0 0 1
Seaver, p .333 2 6 2 2 0 0 1
Staub, of .200 4 15 3 0 0 3 5
Stone, p .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS .220 168 37 5 0 3 22

Koosman 1-0 2.00 1 0 9.0 2 9
Matlack 1-0 0.00 1 0 9.0 0 9
McGraw 0-0 0.00 2 1 5.0 0 3
Parker 0-1 9.00 1 0 1.0 1 0
Seaver 1-1 1.62 2 0 16.2 3 17
Stone 0-0 1.35 1 0 6.2 1 4
TOTALS 3-2 1.33 1 47.1 7 42 Rusty Staub hit three of his four postseason home runs in
the NLCS to help the Mets advance to the World Series.
GAME 1 GAME 4
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9
METS 010 000 000 — 1 3 0 REDS 000 000 1 00 00 1 — 2 8 0
REDS 000 000 01 1 — 2 6 0 METS 00 1 000 000 000 — 1 3 1
WP: Borbon (1-0), LP: Seaver (0-1). SV: None WP: Carroll (1-0), LP: Parker (0-1). SV: Borbon (1)
DP-New York-0; Cincinnati-1. 2B-Seaver, Bench, Driessen. E-McGraw. DP-Cincinnati-1; New York-2. HR-Perez (1), Rose (2).
HR-Rose (1), Bench (1). S-Millan, Billingham. S-Morgan.
GAME 2 GAME 5
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10
METS 000 1 00 004 — 5 7 0 REDS 00 1 010 000 — 2 7 1
REDS 000 000 000 — 0 2 0 METS 200 04 1 0 0 X — 7 13 1
WP: Matlack (1-0), LP: Gullett (0-1). SV: None WP: Seaver (1-1), LP: Billingham (0-1). SV: McGraw (1)
DP-New York-0; Cincinnati-1. HR-Staub (1). S-Gullett, Matlack. E-Jones, Driessen. 2B-Morgan, Griffey, Rose, Garrett, Jones,
Time-2:19. Attendance-54,041. Seaver. S-Millan. SF-Driessen.
GAME 3
MONDAY, OCTOBER 8
REDS 002 000 000 — 2 8 1
METS 151 200 0 0 X — 9 11 1
WP: Koosman (1-0), LP: Grimsley (0-1). SV: None
E-Kosco, Garrett. DP-Cincinnati-0; New York-1. 2B-Jones, Bench.
HR-Staub-2 (3), Menke (1). SF-Garrett.
POSTSEASON
Tom Seaver struck out an NLCS record 13 batters in Game 1 and came back in Game 5 to earn the win in the clincher.
1973 WORLD SERIES
OAKLAND A’s vs. NEW YORK METS
M E TS LOS T S E R I E S , 4 -3
New York lost its first ever postseason series, falling in

a seven-game set to the Oakland Athletics. SERIES STATISTICS
In Game 1, the A’s nipped the Mets, 2-1, despite PLAYER AVG G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI
managing just four hits off Jon Matlack and Tug Beauchamp, ph .000 4 4 0 0 0 0 0
McGraw. Second baseman Felix Millan’s error in Boswell, ph 1.000 3 3 3 0 0 0 0
the third inning proved costly as Oakland’s only Garrett, 3b .167 7 30 5 0 0 2 2
two runs of the game would score in that inning. Grote, c .267 7 30 8 0 0 0 0
Hahn, of .241 7 29 7 1 1 0 2
New York evened the series with a 10-7, 12-inning Harrelson, ss .250 7 24 6 1 0 0 1
victory in Game 2. Oakland scored two runs in the Hodges, ph .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
ninth to tie the game, 6-6, to force extra innings. Jones, of .286 7 28 8 2 0 1 1
Willie Mays singled home Bud Harrelson with the Koosman, p .000 2 4 0 0 0 0 0
go-ahead run in the 12th, which would prove to be Kranepool, ph .000 4 3 0 0 0 0 0
Mays’ last hit in the majors. Martinez, pr .000 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
Matlack, p .250 3 4 1 0 0 0 0
The World Series returned to Shea and Wayne Mays, of .286 3 7 2 0 0 0 1
Garrett cracked a solo home run as the Mets McGraw, p .333 5 3 1 0 0 0 0
jumped on top, 2-0 in the first inning of Game 3. Millan, 2b .188 7 32 6 1 1 0 1
Once again, Oakland rallied to tie the game in the Milner, 1b .296 7 27 8 0 0 0 2
eighth and scored in the 11th for a 3-2 victory. Seaver, p .000 2 5 0 0 0 0 0
Staub, p .423 7 26 11 2 0 1 6
The Mets tied the series at two games apiece with
Theodore, of .000 2 2 0 0 0 0 0
a 6-1 triumph in Game 4. Rusty Staub drove in five
TOTALS .253 261 66 7 2 4 16
runs, with a three-run home run in the first and a
two-run single in the fourth. Matlack allowed three
hits in 8.0 innings to pick up the win. PITCHER W-L ERA G SV IP ER SO
Koosman 1-0 3.12 2 0 8.2 3 8
Matlack 1-2 2.16 3 0 16.2 4 11
McGraw 1-0 2.63 5 1 13.2 4 14
Parker 0-1 0.00 3 0 3.1 0 2
Sadecki 0-0 1.93 4 1 4.2 1 6
Seaver 0-1 2.40 2 0 15.0 4 18
Stone 0-0 0.00 2 1 3.0 0 3
TOTALS 3-4 2.22 3 65.0 16 62
New York took a 3-2 series lead with a 2-0 win

at Shea in front of 54,817 fans in Game 5. Jerry
Koosman and McGraw shut out the A’s on three hits.
Needing just one win in Oakland to capture their
second championship, the Mets lost Game 6, 3-1
and Game Seven, 5-2. In Game 6, Reggie Jackson
had two RBI doubles off Tom Seaver.
Four Oakland runs in the third inning on home runs
by Bert Campaneris and Jackson in Game 7 broke
the game open. Garrett, the tying run in the ninth,
popped out to end the series and New York’s dream.
Tug McGraw reacts after saving the Mets 2-0

Game 5 win.
GAME 1 GAME 5
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18
METS 000 1 00 000 — 1 7 2 ATHLETICS 000 000 000 — 0 3 1
ATHLETICS 002 000 00X — 2 4 0 METS 010 00 1 00X — 2 7 1
WP: Holtzman (1-0), LP: Matlack (0-1). SV: Knowles (1) WP: Koosman (1-0), LP: Blue (0-1). SV: McGraw (1)
E-Millan, Mays. DP-New York-0; Oakland-2. 2B-Holtzman, Jones. E-Campaneris, Garrett. DP-Oakland-0; New York-1. 2B-Jones,
3B-Millan. SB-Campaneris (1). S-Matlack, Rudi. Fosse. 3B-Hahn. S-Grote.
GAME 2 GAME 6
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20
METS 01 1 004 000 0 0 4 — 10 15 1 METS 000 000 010 — 1 6 2
ATHLETICS 210 000 1 02 0 0 1 — 7 13 5 ATHLETICS 101 000 01X — 3 7 0
WP: McGraw (1-0), LP: Fingers (0-1). SV: Stone (1) WP: Hunter (1-0), LP: Seaver (0-1). SV: Fingers (2)
E-Koosman, Bando, Tenace, Andrews-2, Knowles. DP-New E-Garrett, Hahn. DP-New York-1; Oakland-0. 2B-Jackson-2.
York-1; Oakland-1. 2B-Rudi, Alou, Jackson, Johnson, Harrleson. SF-Alou.
3B-Bando, Campaneris, Jackson. HR-Jones (1), Garrett (1), SB- Time-2:07. Attendance-49,333.
Campaneris (2). S-McGraw.
Time-4:13. Attendance-49,151. GAME 7
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21
GAME 3
METS 000 00 1 00 1 — 2 8 1
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16
ATHLETICS 004 010 00X — 5 9 1
ATHLETICS 000 00 1 0 1 0 0 1 — 3 10 1 WP: Holtzman (2-1), LP: Matlack (1-2). SV: Knowles (2)
METS 200 000 0 0 0 0 0 — 2 10 2
E-Jones. DP-New York-0; Oakland-1. 2B-Holtzman, Millan, Staub.
WP: Lindblad (1-0), LP: Parker (0-1). SV: Fingers (1) HR-Campaneris (1), Jackson (1).
E-Hunter, Millan-2. 2B-Rudi, Hahn, Bando, Tenace, Staub. HR- Time-2:37. Attendance-49,333.
Garrett (2). SB-Campaneris (3). S-Bando, Millan.
GAME 4
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17
ATHLETICS 000 1 00 000 — 1 5 1
METS 300 300 0 0 X — 6 13 1
WP: Matlack (1-1), LP: Holtzman (1-1). SV: Sadecki (1)
E-Green, Garrett. DP-Oakland-4; New York-0. HR-Staub (1).
POSTSEASON
Willie Mays recorded his last hit in the major leagues when he singled home Bud Harrelson in the 12th inning of
Game 2
HOUSTON ASTROS vs. NEW YORK METS
New York improved to 3-0 in the NLCS with a Game 6 at the Astrodome was simply a classic,
dramatic six-game victory, avoiding Houston ace the longest postseason game in time (4:42) and
Mike Scott in Game Seven. innings (16) at that point. Houston led 3-0 until
the Mets tied it in the ninth on RBI’s from Mookie
The Mets returned to the postseason after a 13-
Wilson, Hernandez and Ray Knight. With the Mets
year absence and lost Game 1, 1-0. Scott hurled a
leading, 4-3, in the bottom of the 14th, Billy Hatcher
complete-game, five-hit shutout with 14 strikeouts.
hit a home run off the leftfield screen off Jesse
Glenn Davis swatted a home run in the second
Orosco. In the 16th, New York scored three times,
inning for the lone run of the game.
as Strawberry’s double and Knight’s single put
Bobby Ojeda matched Scott in Game 2, with a the Mets ahead. Houston rallied for two runs, but
complete-game, 5-1 victory to tie the series. Gary Orosco struck out Kevin Bass with the winning run
Carter had an RBI double in the fourth and Keith on base, to become the first pitcher to earn three
Hernandez added a two-run triple in the fifth. wins in one LCS.
In Game 3, back at Shea, the Mets fell behind 4-0,
but Darryl Strawberry’s three-run home run in the
sixth helped tie the game. Trailing 5-4, with one
on and one out, Lenny Dykstra cracked a two-run
home run into the Mets bullpen to give New York
a 6-5 victory.
Scott again was brilliant in Game 4, tossing a
complete-game three-hitter as the Astros won 3-1.
SERIES STATISTICS
Nolan Ryan and Dwight Gooden locked horns in a
Backman, 2b .238 6 21 5 0 0 0 2
tremendous pitching duel in Game 5. Ryan allowed
Carter, c .148 6 27 4 1 0 0 2
two hits (Strawberry home run) with 14 strikeouts Darling, p .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
in 9.0 innings, while Doc scattered nine hits in 10.0 Dykstra, of .304 6 23 7 1 1 1 3
innings. Carter’s RBI single in the 12th gave New Elster, ss .000 4 3 0 0 0 0 0
York the win and left them one win away from their Fernandez, p .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
third trip to the World Series. Gooden, p .000 2 5 0 0 0 0 0
Heep, of .250 5 4 1 0 0 0 1
Hernandez, 1b .269 6 26 7 1 1 0 3
Johnson, ph .000 2 2 0 0 0 0 0
Knight, 3b .167 6 24 4 0 0 0 2
Mazzilli, ph .200 5 5 1 0 0 0 0
McDowell, p .000 2 1 0 0 0 0 0
Mitchell, of .250 2 8 2 0 0 0 0
Ojeda, p .000 2 5 0 0 0 0 0
Santana, ss .176 6 17 3 0 0 0 0
Strawberry, of .227 6 22 5 1 0 2 5
Teufel, 2b .167 2 6 1 0 0 0 0
Wilson, of .115 6 26 3 0 0 0 1
TOTALS .189 227 43 4 2 3 19

Aguilera 0-0 0.00 2 0 5.0 0 2
Darling 0-0 7.20 1 0 5.0 4 5
Fernandez 0-1 4.50 1 0 6.0 3 5
Gooden 0-1 1.06 2 0 17.0 2 9
McDowell 0-0 0.00 2 0 7.0 0 3
Ojeda 1-0 2.57 2 0 14.0 4 6
Orosco 3-0 3.38 4 0 8.0 3 10
Lenny Dykstra rounds the bases after hitting the Sisk 0-0 0.00 1 0 1.0 0 0
game-winning home run in Game 3 of the NLCS to TOTALS 4-2 2.29 0 63.0 16 40
give the Mets a 6-5 victory.
GAME 1 GAME 4
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12
METS 000 000 000 — 0 5 0 ASTROS 020 010 000 — 3 4 1
ASTROS 010 000 00X — 1 7 1 METS 000 000 010 — 1 3 0
WP- Scott (1-0), LP - Gooden (0-1), SV - None WP - Scott (2-0), LP - Fernandez (0-1), SV - None
E-Reynolds. DP-New York-1; Houston-0. 2B-Bass. HR-Davis (1). E-Scott. 2B-Walling. HR-Ashby (1), Thon (1). SB-Backman (1). SF-
SB-Hatcher (1), Dykstra (1), Bass (1), Strawberry (1). Heep.
GAME 2 GAME 5
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14
METS 000 230 0 0 0 — 5 10 0 ASTROS 000 010 000 000 — 1 9 1
ASTROS 000 000 1 0 0 — 1 10 2 METS 000 010 000 00 1 — 2 4 0
WP - Ojeda (1-0), LP - Ryan (0-1), SV - None WP - Orosco (2-0), LP - Kerfeld (0-1), SV - None
E-Hatcher, Davis. DP-New York-2; Houston-1. 2B-Bass, Carter, E-Kerfeld. DP-Houston-0; New York-2. 2B-Ashby. HR-Strawberry
Dykstra. 3B-Hernandez. SB-Wilson (1). SF-Strawberry. (2). SB-Doran (1), Puhl (1). S-Hatcher.
GAME 3 GAME 6
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15
ASTROS 220 000 1 00 — 5 8 1 METS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 — 7 11 0
METS 000 004 0 0 2 — 6 10 1 ASTROS 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 — 6 11 1
WP - Orosco (1-0), LP - Smith (0-1), SV - None WP - Orosco (3-0), LP - Lopez (0-1), SV - None
E-Reynolds, Knight. DP-Houston-0; New York-1. HR-Doran (1), E-Bass. DP-New York-0; Houston-2. 2B-Garner, Davis,
Strawberry (1), Dykstra (1). SB-Hatcher-2 (3), Bass (2). S-Hatcher. Hernandez, Strawberry. 3B-Dykstra. HR-Hatcher (1). SB-Doran
Time-2:55. Attendance-55,052. (2). S-Orosco. SF-Knight.
POSTSEASON
Gary Carter, Darryl Strawberry and Keith Hernandez celebrate during the 1986 NLCS.
1986 WORLD SERIES
BOSTON RED SOX vs. NEW YORK METS
For only the second time in World Series history, a

team lost the first two games at home, but emerged SERIES STATISTICS
as the World Champion, as New York won its PLAYER AVG G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI
second title in amazing fashion against the Boston Backman, 2b .333 6 18 6 0 0 0 1
Red Sox. Carter, c .276 7 29 8 2 0 2 9
Darling, p .000 3 0 0 0 0 0 0
In Game 1, Bruce Hurst and Calvin Schiraldi combined
Dykstra, of .296 7 27 8 0 0 2 3
to shut out the Mets, 1-0. Jim Rice scored the lone run
Elster, ss .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
on an error by second baseman Tim Teufel.
Gooden, p .500 2 2 1 0 0 0 0
Boston scored nine times on 18 hits in a 9-3 win in Heep, dh .091 5 11 1 0 0 0 2
Game 2. Hernandez, 1b .231 7 26 6 0 0 0 4
Johnson, ss .000 2 5 0 0 0 0 0
In Boston, Lenny Dykstra led off Game 3 with a solo Knight, 3b .391 6 23 9 1 0 1 5
home run to ignite a four-run first inning. Bobby Mazzilli, of .400 4 5 2 0 0 0 0
Ojeda stymied the Sox through 7.0 innings as New Mitchell, of .250 5 8 2 0 0 0 0
York won, 7-1. Ojeda, p .000 2 2 0 0 0 0 0
Orosco, p 1.000 4 1 1 0 0 0 1
In Game 4, Gary Carter cracked two home runs and
Santana, ss .250 7 20 5 0 0 0 2
Ron Darling’s 7.0 shutout innings helped the Mets
Strawberry, of .208 7 24 5 1 0 1 1
even the series with a 6-2 triumph. Teufel, 2b .444 3 9 3 1 0 1 1
In the pivotal fifth game, Hurst tossed a complete Wilson, of .269 7 26 7 1 0 0 0
game for the Red Sox as Boston won, 4-2. TOTALS .271 240 65 6 0 7 29
The Mets returned to Shea for Game 6 in a contest

that would become part of World Series lore. New
Aguilera 1-0 12.00 1 0 3.0 4 4
York, facing elimination, trailed 2-0 in the bottom of
Darling 1-1 1.53 3 0 17.2 3 12
the fifth, 3-2 entering the bottom of the eighth and
Fernandez 0-0 1.35 3 0 6.2 1 10
5-3 going to the bottom of the 10th. Ray Knight’s Gooden 0-2 8.00 2 0 9.0 8 9
RBI single helped tie the contest in the fifth and McDowell 1-0 4.91 5 0 7.1 4 2
Carter’s sacrifice fly tied the game in the eighth. Ojeda 1-0 2.08 2 0 13.0 3 9
After Dave Henderson’s home run had put the Sox Orosco 0-0 0.00 4 2 5.2 0 6
ahead in the 10th, both Backman and Hernandez Sisk 0-0 0.00 1 0 0.2 0 1
were retired. But Carter, Kevin Mitchell and Knight TOTALS 4-3 3.29 2 63.0 23 53
followed with singles to cut the deficit to 5-4.
Boston reliever Bob Stanley was summoned and
on a 2-2 count, Mookie Wilson fouled back two
pitches before dodging a wild pitch that allowed
Mitchell to score to tie the game. Wilson then hit a
dribbler up the first base line that bounced under
Bill Buckner’s legs, enabling Knight to score the
winning run.
After a day of rain, the Mets won their second
World Championship with an 8-5 triumph. Boston
built a 3-0 lead, but New York scored three runs
in the sixth, two runs coming home on a single
by Hernandez. Knight’s seventh inning home run
gave the Mets the lead for good. Santana and
Hernandez would drive in runs later in the inning
and Darryl Strawberry cracked a solo home run in
the eighth. Orosco struck out Marty Barrett for the
final out as Shea erupted in euphoria. Knight was
Ray Knight races home with the winning run in New
named the Series MVP.
York’s dramatic, 7-6, 10th inning comeback in Game 6 of
the 1986 World Series vs. Boston.
GAME 1
RED SOX 000 000 1 00 — 1 5 0
METS 000 000 000 — 0 4 1
WP - Hurst (1-0), LP - Darling (0-1), SV - Schiraldi (1)
E-Teufel. DP-Boston-1; New York-1. SB-Wilson (1), Strawberry (1).
S-Santana.
GAME 2
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19
RED SOX 003 1 20 2 0 1 — 9 18 0
METS 002 010 000 — 3 8 1
WP - Crawford (1-0), LP - Gooden (0-1), SV - Stanley (1)
E-Hernandez. DP-Boston-0; New York-1. 2B-Boggs-2.
HR-Henderson (1), Evans (1). S-Dykstra, Clemens.
Jesse Orosco saved the Game 7
clincher in the ‘86 series.
GAME 3
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21 GAME 5
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23
METS 400 000 2 1 0 — 7 13 0
RED SOX 00 1 000 000 — 1 5 0 METS 000 000 0 1 1 — 2 10 1
RED SOX 01 1 020 0 0 X — 4 12 0
WP - Ojeda (1-0), LP - Boyd (0-1)
WP - Hurst (2-0), LP - Gooden (0-2), SV - None
DP-New York-1; Boston-1. 2B-Carter, Baylor, Knight.
HR-Dykstra (1). E-Santana. DP-New York-0; Boston-1. 2B-Teufel, Henderson,
Barrett, Wilson. 3B-Henderson, Rice. HR-Teufel (1). S-Santana.
SF-Owen.
GAME 4 Time-3:09. Attendance-34,010.
GAME 6
METS 000 300 2 1 0 — 6 12 0 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25
RED SOX 000 000 020 — 2 7 1
RED SOX 1 1 0 000 1 00 2 — 5 13 3
WP - Darling (1-1), LP - Nipper (0-1), SV - Orosco (1) METS 000 020 0 1 0 3 — 6 8 2
E-Gedman. DP-New York-0; Boston-3. 2B-Barrett, Gedman,
WP - Aguilera (1-0), LP - Schiraldi (0-1), SV - None
Strawberry, Carter, Rice. HR-Carter-2 (2), Dykstra (2). SB-
Backman (1), Wilson-2 (3). SF-Henderson. E-Buckner, Evans, Gedman, Knight, Elster. DP-Boston-1; New
York-1. 2B-Evans, Boggs. HR-Henderson (2). SB-Strawberry-2
(3). S-Owen, Dykstra, Backman. SF-Carter.
GAME 7
MONDAY, OCTOBER 27
RED SOX 030 000 020 — 5 9 0
METS 000 003 3 2 X — 8 10 0
WP - McDowell (1-0), LP - Schiraldi (0-2), SV - Orosco (2)
2B-Evans. HR-Evans (2), Gedman (1), Knight (1), Strawberry (1).
S-Hurst-2, McDowell. SF-Hernandez.
POSTSEASON
Gary Carter aboard a float as the Mets ride through the

Canyon of Heroes during the parade.
LOS ANGELES DODGERS vs. NEW YORK METS
Despite beating the Dodgers in 10 of 11 match-ups victory in Game 5. Orel Hershiser entered with
during the regular season, Los Angeles knocked two outs in the bottom of the 12th and got Kevin
off New York in seven games. It was the first time McReynolds to pop out with the bases loaded to
in four NLCS appearances that the Mets failed to end the game.
reach the World Series.
On the brink of elimination, McReynolds went 4-4
New York rallied for three runs in the ninth inning with three RBI and Cone hurled a complete game
to take Game 1, 3-2. Darryl Strawberry had an RBI in a 5-1 Game 6 win to force a seventh and deciding
double in the inning and a two-out, two-run double game.
by Gary Carter proved to be the difference.
Hershiser tossed a complete-game, five-hit, 6-0
The Dodgers scored five runs off David Cone in the shutout to beat the Mets in Game 7. Los Angeles
first two innings of Game 2 and went on to win, 6-3. scored five times in the second inning to break
open the contest.
In a steady cold rain, the Mets won Game 3, 8-4.
Down 4-3, the Mets scored five times in the bottom
of the eighth. A two-out RBI double by Wally
Backman tied the game and Mookie Wilson’s RBI
single gave New York the lead for good.
The turning point of the series occurred in the
ninth inning of Game 4 when Mike Scioscia’s two- SERIES STATISTICS
run home run off Dwight Gooden tied the game,
4-4. Kirk Gibson cracked a home run off Roger PLAYER AVG. G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI
McDowell to win the game in the 12th as Los Aguilera, p .000 3 1 0 0 0 0 0
Backman, 2b .273 7 22 6 1 0 0 2
Angeles tied the series.
Carter, c .222 7 27 6 1 1 0 4
Gibson remained hot and belted a three-run home Cone, p .000 3 4 0 0 0 0 0
run in the fifth inning to lift the Dodgers to a 7-4 Darling, p .000 3 3 0 0 0 0 0
Dykstra, p .429 7 14 6 3 0 1 3
Elster, p .250 5 8 2 1 0 0 1
Fernandez, p .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
Gooden, p .200 3 5 1 0 0 0 0
Hernandez, 1b .269 7 26 7 0 0 1 5
Jefferies, 3b .333 7 27 9 2 0 0 1
Johnson, ss .056 6 18 1 0 0 0 0
Magadan, ph .000 3 3 0 0 0 0 0
Mazzilli, ph .500 3 2 1 0 0 0 0
McReynolds, of .250 7 28 7 2 0 2 4
Sasser, c .200 4 5 1 0 0 0 0
Strawberry, of .300 7 30 9 2 0 1 6
Teufel, 2b .000 1 3 0 0 0 0 0
Wilson, of .154 4 13 2 0 0 0 1
TOTALS .242 240 58 12 1 5 27

Aguilera 0-0 1.29 3 0 7.0 1 4
Cone 1-1 4.50 3 0 12.0 6 9
Darling 0-1 7.71 2 0 7.0 6 7
Fernandez 0-1 13.50 1 0 4.0 6 5
Gooden 0-0 2.95 3 0 18.1 6 20
Leach 0-0 0.00 3 0 5.0 0 4
McDowell 0-1 4.50 4 0 6.0 3 5
Darryl Strawberry led the National League with 39 home Myers 2-0 0.00 3 0 4.2 0 0
runs and drove in 101 runs in 1988. TOTALS 3-4 3.94 0 64.0 28 54
GAME 1 GAME 5
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4 MONDAY, OCTOBER 10
METS 000 000 003 — 3 8 1 DODGERS 000 330 0 0 1 — 7 12 0
DODGERS 1 00 000 1 00 — 2 4 0 METS 000 030 010 — 4 9 1
WP - Myers (1-0), LP - Howell (0-1), SV - None WP - Belcher (2-0), LP - Fernandez (0-1), SV - Holton (1)
E-Backman. DP-New York-0; Los Angeles-2. 2B-Scioscia, E-Johnson. 2B-Dempsey-2, Griffin, Marshall, Dykstra.
Strawberry, Carter. SB-Sax (1). S-Backman. 3B-Marshall. HR-Gibson (1), Dykstra (1). SB-Gibson (1).
GAME 2 GAME 6
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11
METS 000 200 00 1 — 3 6 0 METS 101 02 1 0 0 0 — 5 11 0
DODGERS 1 40 010 00X — 6 7 0 DODGERS 000 010 000 — 1 5 2
WP - Belcher (1-0), Cone (0-1), SV - Pena (1) WP - Cone (1-1), LP - Leary (0-1), SV - None
DP-New York-0; Los Angeles-2. 2B-Jefferies, Hatcher, Dykstra. E-Hatcher, Hamilton. DP-New York-0; Los Angeles-2. 2B-Elster,
HR-Hernandez (1). SB-Gibson (1). Dykstra, McReynolds. HR-McReynolds (1). SB-Backman (1),
Time-3:10. Attendance-55,780. Hernandez (1), McReynolds (2). S-Cone, Backman.
SF-McReynolds.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8
DODGERS 02 1 000 010 — 4 7 2 GAME 7
METS 00 1 002 05X — 8 9 2 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12
WP - Myers (2-0), LP - Pena (0-1), SV - None METS 000 000 000 — 0 5 2
E-Hernandez, Gibson, Hamilton, McDowell. DP-Los Angeles-1, DODGERS 1 50 000 0 0 X — 6 10 0
New York-0. 2B-Strawberry, Backman. SB-Sax (2), Shelby (1), WP - Hershiser (1-0), Darling (0-1), SV - None
Johnson (1).
E-Jefferies, Backman. DP-New York-1; Los Angeles-1.
Time-3:44. Attendance-44,672. 2B-Hatcher, Jefferies. SB-Mazzilli (1). SF-Gibson, Shelby.
GAME 4
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9
DODGERS 200 000 002 00 1 — 5 7 1
METS 000 30 1 000 0 0 0 — 4 10 2
WP - Pena (1-1), LP - McDowell (0-1), SV - Hershiser (1)
E-Hatcher, Elster-2. DP-Los Angeles-1; New York-1.
2B-McReynolds. 3B-Carter. HR-Strawberry (1), McReynolds (1),
Scioscia (1), Gibson (1). SB-Sax-3 (5), Shelby (2), McReynolds (1).
S-Griffin.
POSTSEASON
POSTSEASON RECORDS
TEAM PCT GAMES RECORD YEARS
Florida Marlins .667 33 22-11 2
New York Yankees .588 391 230-161 50
NEW YORK METS .573 89 51-38 9
Baltimore Orioles .551 98 54-44 13
Kansas City Royals .541 74 40-34 9
1999 DIVISION SERIES
ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS vs. NEW YORK METS
The Mets returned to the postseason for the first

time since 1988 and defeated Arizona in the NLDS
in four games.
John Olerud and Edgardo Alfonzo each touched
up Randy Johnson for home runs as the Mets
built a 4-1 lead in Game 1. The Diamondbacks tied
the contest in the sixth, but Alfonzo walloped his
second home run of the night, a grand slam, in the
ninth to lift New York to an 8-4 win.
Arizona captured Game 2, 7-1, behind Steve
Finley’s five RBI to even the series.
Back in New York and with Mike Piazza on the
bench for Game 3 with a bad thumb, the Mets Todd Pratt hit a 10th inning, walk-off, series-ending home
scored six times in the sixth to beat the D-Backs, run in Game 4 vs. Arizona in the 1999 National League
9-2. Olerud and Darryl Hamilton each collected Division Series in a 4-3 win.
two RBI.
In the fourth game, in front of 56,177 fans at Shea, SERIES STATISTICS
the Mets trailed, 3-2, but Roger Cedeño tied the PLAYER AVG G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI
game in the eighth with a sacrifice fly. In the 10th, Agbayani, of .300 4 10 3 1 0 0 1
back-up catcher Todd Pratt ended the series and Alfonzo, 2b .250 4 16 4 1 0 3 6
sent the Mets to the NLCS with a solo walk-off Bonilla, ph .000 2 1 0 0 0 0 0
home run off Matt Mantei that landed just out of the Cedeño, of .286 4 7 2 0 0 0 2
reach of Finley. Longtime Met John Franco earned Dunston, ph .167 4 6 1 0 0 0 0
his first postseason victory. Franco, M, ph .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Hamilton, of .125 4 8 1 0 0 0 2
Henderson, of .400 4 15 6 0 0 0 1
Leiter, p .000 1 3 0 0 0 0 0
Mora, ph .000 3 1 0 0 0 0 0
Olerud, 1b .438 4 16 7 0 0 1 6
Ordonez, ss .286 4 14 4 1 0 0 2
Piazza, c .222 2 9 2 0 0 0 0
Pratt, c .125 3 8 1 0 0 1 1
Reed, p .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
Rogers, p .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0
Ventura, 3b .214 4 14 3 2 0 0 1
Wendell, p .000 2 1 0 0 0 0 0
Yoshii, p .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS .254 134 34 5 0 5 22

Benitez 0-0 0.00 2 0 2.1 0 2
Cook 0-0 0.00 1 0 1.2 0 1
Dotel 0-0 54.00 1 0 0.1 2 0
Franco, J 1-0 0.00 3 0 3.2 0 2
Hershiser 0-0 0.00 1 0 1.0 0 1
Leiter 0-0 3.52 1 0 7.2 3 4
Mahomes 0-0 5.40 1 0 1.2 1 1
Reed 1-0 3.00 1 0 6.0 2 2
Rogers 0-1 8.31 1 0 4.1 4 6
Wendell 1-0 0.00 2 0 2.0 0 0
Yoshii 0-0 6.75 1 0 5.1 4 3
Al Leiter spun a two-hit shutout in the Wild Card tie-breaker TOTALS 3-1 4.00 0 36.0 16 22
game at Cincinnati that sent the Mets to the NLDS
POSTSEASON • 1999 DIVISION SERIES
GAME 1 GAME 3
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8
METS 1 02 1 00 0 0 4 — 8 10 0 D-BACKS 000 020 000 — 2 5 3
D-BACKS 00 1 1 02 000 — 4 7 0 METS 012 006 0 0 X — 9 11 0
WP - Wendell (1-0), LP - Johnson (0-1), SV - None WP - Reed (1-0), LP - Daal (0-1), SV - None
DP-New York-2; Arizona-0. 2B-Ventura, Gonzalez, Johnson. E-Fox, Daal, Womack. DP-Arizona-1; New York-1. 2B-Stinnett,
3B-Womack. HR-Alfonzo-2 (2), Olerud (1), Durazo (1), Gonzalez (1). Alfonzo. HR-Ward (1). SB-Henderson (6), Cedeño (1). S-Reed,
SB-Henderson-2 (2). S-Ordonez. SF-Bell. Ordonez.
GAME 2 GAME 4
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9
METS 00 1 000 000 — 1 5 0 D-BACKS 000 0 1 0 0 20 0 — 3 5 1
D-BACKS 003 020 20X — 7 9 1 METS 000 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 — 4 8 0
WP - Stottlemyre (1-0), LP - Rogers (0-1), SV - None WP - Franco (1-0), LP - Mantei (0-1), SV - None
E-Bell. DP-New York-1; Arizona-1. 2B-Ordonez, Colbrunn, Finley, E-Womack. DP-Arizona-1; New York-0. 2B-Bell, Ventura,
Williams. SB-Henderson-3 (5), Ordonez (1). Agbayani. HR-Colbrunn (1); Alfonzo (3); Pratt (1). S-Mora.
Time-3:13. Attendance-49,328. SF-Cedeño.
POSTSEASON
Mike Piazza celebrates advancing to the NLCS after the Mets toppled the Diamondbacks, 4-3, in the NLDS at Shea.
ATLANTA BRAVES vs. NEW YORK METS
Atlanta outlasted New York in a dramatic six-game Trailing 2-1 in the eighth, four outs from having their
series. season end, New York responded in Game 4. John
Olerud, who had hit a solo home run in the sixth,
Gerald Williams had an RBI single to break a 1-1 tie
singled to centerfield in the eighth which plated
in the bottom of the fifth inning as the Braves went
two runs to give the Mets a 3-2 victory.
on to a 4-2 victory in Game 1.
Game 5 was a classic. A 15-inning, five-hour and
The Mets returned to Shea in a 0-2 hole after losing,
46-minute marathon was played in driving rain. The
4-3, in Game 2. Brian Jordan and Eddie Perez each
Mets led 2-0 in the first inning on a two-run home
hit a two-run home run off Kenny Rogers in the sixth
run by Olerud, but the Braves tied the game in the
inning to erase a 2-0 Mets lead.
fourth. Seven New York relievers combined to hold
In Game 3, two Mets errors in the first inning Atlanta scoreless entering the 15th. The Braves
allowed Atlanta to score the only run of the game took a 3-2 lead in the 15th when Keith Lockhart’s
in a 1-0 loss. triple off Octavio Dotel scored Walt Weiss. Shawon
Dunston singled to center after a 12-pitch at-bat to
lead off the 15th for the Mets. Matt Franco walked
and Alfonzo sacrificed the runners over. Olerud
SERIES STATISTICS was walked intentionally to load the bases. Todd
Pratt walked to force home Dunston with the tying
run. Robin Ventura then cracked a “grand slam
Agbayani, of .143 4 7 1 0 0 0 0
Alfonzo, 2b .222 6 27 6 4 0 0 1
single” as the Shea crowd exploded. As Robin
Bonilla, ph .333 3 3 1 0 0 0 0 rounded first base his teammates mobbed him,
Cedeno, of .500 5 12 6 1 0 0 1 never allowing him to finish his trot around the
Dunston, ph .143 5 7 1 0 0 0 0 bases, and thus officially settling for a single.
Franco, M, ph .500 5 2 1 1 0 0 0
Trailing 5-0 after the first inning, the Mets battled
Hamilton, of .353 5 17 6 1 0 0 2
back in Game 6. Darryl Hamilton would add a two-
Henderson, of .174 6 23 4 1 0 0 1
run single in the sixth and Mike Piazza crushed a
Hershiser, p .000 2 1 0 0 0 0 0
Leiter, p .000 2 2 0 0 0 0 0
two-run home run in the seventh inning to tie the
Mahomes, p .000 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 game, 7-7. New York led 8-7 in the eighth and 9-8
Mora, ph .429 6 14 6 0 0 1 2 in the 10th, but could not hold on. Rogers walked
Olerud, 1b .296 6 27 8 0 0 2 6 Andruw Jones with the bases loaded in the 11th to
Ordonez, ss .042 6 24 1 0 0 0 0 end the series.
Piazza, c .167 6 24 4 0 0 1 4
Pratt, ph .500 4 2 1 0 0 0 3
Reed, p .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0
Rogers, p .000 3 1 0 0 0 0 0
Ventura, 3b .120 6 25 3 1 0 0 1
Yoshii, p .000 2 3 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS .218 225 49 9 0 4 21

Benitez 0-0 1.35 5 1 6.2 1 9
Cook 0-0 0.00 3 0 1.1 0 1
Dotel 1-0 3.00 1 0 3.0 1 5
Franco, J. 0-0 3.38 3 0 2.2 1 3
Hershiser 0-0 0.00 2 0 4.1 0 5
Leiter 0-1 6.43 2 0 7.0 5 5 BEST POSTSEASON ERA
Mahomes 0-0 1.42 3 0 6.1 1 3
Reed 0-0 2.57 1 0 7.0 2 5 TEAM GAMES ERA
Rogers 0-2 5.87 3 0 7.2 5 2 Orioles/Browns 98 2.69
Wendell 1-0 4.76 5 0 5.2 3 5 Athletics (Oakland & Philadelhia) 158 2.95
Yoshii 0-1 4.70 2 0 7.2 4 4 Expos/Nationals 29 3.14
TOTALS 2-4 3.49 1 59.1 23 47 METS 89 3.15
White Sox 55 3.20
GAME 5
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17
BRAVES 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 — 3 13 2
METS 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 — 4 11 1
WP - Dotel (1-0), LP - McGlinchy (0-1), SV - None
E-Klesko-2, Olerud. DP-Atlanta-2; New York-2. 2B-Perez, Boone,
C. Jones-2, Williams, Weiss, Hamilton. 3B-Lockhart. HR-Olerud
(2). SB-Agbayani (1), Dunston (1), Nixon (1), Battle (1), Weiss (2).
S-A. Jones, Alfonzo.
GAME 6
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19
METS 000 00 3 4 1 0 1 0 — 9 15 2
BRAVES 500 002 0 1 0 1 1 — 10 10 1
WP - Springer (1-0), LP - Rogers (0-2), SV - None
E-Piazza-2, Hunter. DP-New York-2; Atlanta-1. 2B-Alfonzo,
Ventura, M. Franco, Henderson, Williams. HR-Piazza (1).
SB-Henderson (1), Mora (2), Williams (3), Boone (2), CJones-2 (3),
Hunter (1), Nixon (2). S-Ordoñez, E. Perez, Weiss, Boone. SF-Pratt,
Robin Ventura waves to the Shea faithful after his Piazza, Hunter.
“grand slam single” won Game 5 of the 1999 NLCS. Time-4:25. Attendance-52,335.
GAME 1
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12
METS 000 1 00 00 1 — 2 6 2
BRAVES 1 00 01 1 01X — 4 8 2
WP - Maddux (1-0), LP - Yoshii (0-1), SV - Rocker (1)
E-Henderson, Olerud, Williams, C. Jones. DP-New York-1;
Atlanta-0. 2B-Cedeño, Alfonzo-2, Perez, Weiss. HR-Perez (1). SB-
Williams (1), CJones (1), Weiss (1). S-Maddux, Perez.
GAME 2
METS 010 010 010 — 3 5 1
BRAVES 000 004 00X — 4 9 1
WP - Millwood (1-0), Rogers (0-1), SV - Smoltz (1)
E-Alfonzo, C. Jones DP-New York-2; Atlanta-0. 2B-Alfonzo. HR-
Mora (1), Jordan (1), Perez (2). S-Rogers.
Time: 2:42. Attendance-44,624.
GAME 3
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15
BRAVES 1 00 000 000 — 1 3 1
METS 000 000 000 — 0 7 2
WP - Glavine (1-0), LP - Leiter (0-1), SV - Rocker (2)
E-Weiss, Leiter, Piazza. DP-Atlanta-1; New York-2. SB-Williams
(2), Boone (1). S-Glavine.
GAME 4
POSTSEASON
BRAVES 000 000 020 — 2 3 0

METS 000 00 1 02X — 3 5 0
WP - Wendell (1-0), LP - Remlinger (0-1), SV - Benitez (1)
DP-Atlanta-0; New York-0. HR-Jordan (2), Klesko (1), Olerud (1).
SB-Cedeño-2 (2), Mora (1).
Edgardo Alfonzo had four of his six hits in the series
go for extra bases.
SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS vs. NEW YORK METS
For the first time in franchise history, the Mets

qualified for the postseason in consecutive years.
New York met the team that abandoned the city in
1958, the San Francisco Giants.
In Game 1, the Giants scored four times in the third
inning to break a 1-1 tie and won, 5-1.
Timo Perez, subbing for an injured Derek Bell,
collected three hits and two RBI in Game 2. The
Mets took a three-run lead into the ninth, but J.T.
Snow hit a three-run home run to tie the contest.
Jay Payton’s RBI single in the 10th gave New York
a 5-4 lead and John Franco struck out Barry Bonds
to end the game.
SERIES STATISTICS
PLAYER AVG. G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI
Abbott, ss .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 Bobby Jones pitches a one-hitter in Game 4 of the
Agbayani, of .333 4 15 5 1 0 1 1 Division Series to send the Mets to the NLCS.
Alfonzo, 2b .278 4 18 5 2 0 1 5
Bell, of .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 Back at Shea for Game 3, the Mets trailed 2-1
Bordick, ss .167 4 12 2 0 0 0 0 until Edgardo Alfonzo’s two-out, RBI double in
Hamilton, of .500 3 4 2 1 0 0 0 the eighth. Benny Agbayani crushed a solo walk-
Hampton, p .500 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 off home run in the 13th to lift New York to a 3-2
Harris, ph .000 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 triumph.
McEwing, ph 1.000 4 1 1 0 0 0 0
Payton, of .176 4 17 3 0 0 0 2 Bobby J. Jones hurled baseball’s first postseason
Perez, of .294 4 17 5 1 0 0 3 complete-game, one-hit shutout in 33 years as the
Piazza, c .214 4 14 3 1 0 0 0 Mets advanced to the NLCS with a 4-0 win in Game
Pratt, c .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 4. Jeff Kent collected the Giants’ only hit, a double
Trammell, of .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 in the fifth inning. Robin Ventura got the Mets on the
Ventura, 3b .143 4 14 2 0 0 1 2 board with a two-run home run in the first.
Zeile, 1b .071 4 14 1 1 0 0 0
TOTALS .210 143 30 7 0 3 13

Benitez 1-0 6.00 2 0 3.0 2 3
Cook 0-0 0.00 2 0 1.1 0 1
Franco 0-0 0.00 2 1 2.0 0 2
Hampton 0-1 8.44 1 0 5.1 5 2
Jones 1-0 0.00 1 0 9.0 0 5
Leiter 0-0 2.25 1 0 8.0 2 6
Reed 0-0 3.00 1 0 6.0 2 6
Rusch 0-0 0.00 1 0 0.2 0 2
Wendell 0-0 0.00 2 0 2.0 0 5
White 1-0 0.00 2 0 2.2 0 4
TOTALS 3-1 2.48 1 40.0 11 36 Robin Ventura celebrates with Jay Payton and Timo
Perez during the 2000 run to the World Series.
GAME 1 GAME 3
METS 00 1 000 000 — 1 5 0 GIANTS 000 200 000 0 0 0 0 — 2 11 0
GIANTS 1 04 000 0 0 0 — 5 10 0 METS 000 00 1 0 1 0 000 1 — 3 9 0
WP - Hernandez (1-0), LP - Hampton (0-1), SV - None WP - White (1-0), LP - Fultz (0-1), SV - None
2B-Zeile, Mueller, Aurilia. 3B-Bonds. HR-Burks (1). SB-Bonds (1). DP-New York-0; San Francisco-2. 2B-Mueller, Alfonzo. HR-
SF-Payton. Agbayani (1). SB-Payton (1), Harris (1). S-Mueller. Time-5:22.
Time-3:06. Attendance-40,430. Attendance-56,270.
GAME 2 GAME 4
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8
METS 020 000 0 0 2 1 — 5 10 0 GIANTS 000 000 000 — 0 1 1
GIANTS 0 1 0 000 0 0 3 0 — 4 8 0 METS 200 020 00X — 4 6 0
WP - Benitez (1-0), LP - Rodriguez (0-1), SV - Franco (1) WP - Jones (1-0), LP - Gardner (0-1), SV - None
DP-New York-1; San Francisco-2. 2B-Piazza, Hamilton, Bonds, E-Aurilia. 2B-Kent, Perez, Alfonzo, Agbayani. HR-Ventura (1). SB-
Burks. HR-Snow (1), Alfonzo (1). SB-Kent (1). S-Benard. Perez (1).
POSTSEASON
Benny Agbayani celebrates after crushing a walk-off home run in the 13th inning in Game 3 of the NLDS at Shea.
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS vs. NEW YORK METS
New York defeated its longtime nemesis, the St. New York set a postseason record with five doubles
Louis Cardinals, in five games to advance to its first in one inning (first) and scored seven runs in the
World Series since 1986. first two innings in a 10-6 victory. Robin Ventura
had three RBI, while Piazza, Todd Zeile and Benny
In Game 1, Mike Piazza had an RBI single as the
Agbayani each chipped in with two RBI.
Mets jumped on top 2-0 in the first inning. Jay
Payton and Todd Zeile cracked home runs in the Mike Hampton closed out the NLCS and picked up
top of the ninth to give New York some breathing his second win of the series with a complete-game,
room in a 6-2 victory. three-hit, 7-0 shutout in Game 5. Edgardo Alfonzo
singled home Timo Perez in the first inning to set
In Game 2, the Mets never trailed, but let leads
a new club record with 16 career postseason RBI.
of 2-0, 3-1, and 5-3 vanish before Payton’s ninth-
Ventura and Payton would add RBI singles later in
inning RBI single gave New York a 6-5 win.
the inning. Zeile’s bases-loaded, bases-clearing
The Cardinals ruined the Mets return to Shea double in the fourth put the game away. Rick Wilkins
scoring five runs in the first four innings en route to flew out to Perez in centerfield for the final out.
an 8-2 win in Game 3.
Hampton was named the NLCS MVP for his efforts.
He finished with 16.0 scoreless innings, surrendering
nine hits with 12 strikeouts. Zeile finished the NLCS
SERIES STATISTICS hitting .368 (7-19) with eight RBI and Perez tied an
NLCS record by scoring eight runs.
Abbott, ss .000 2 3 0 0 0 0 0
Agbayani, of .353 5 17 6 2 0 0 3
Alfonzo, 2b .444 5 18 8 1 1 0 4
Bordick, ss .077 5 13 1 0 0 0 0
Franco, M, ph .000 2 3 0 0 0 0 0
Hamilton, of .000 3 2 0 0 0 0 0
Hampton, p .167 2 6 1 0 0 0 0
Harris, ph .000 2 1 0 0 0 0 0
Jones, p .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0
Leiter, p .000 1 3 0 0 0 0 0
McEwing, ph .000 4 0 0 0 0 0 0
Payton, of .158 5 19 3 0 0 1 3
Perez, of .304 5 23 7 2 0 0 0
Piazza, c .412 5 17 7 3 0 2 4
Pratt, c .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Reed, p .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
Trammell, of .000 3 3 0 0 0 0 0
Ventura, 3b .214 5 14 3 1 0 0 5
Zeile, 1b .368 5 19 7 3 0 1 8
TOTALS .262 164 43 12 1 4 27

Benitez 0-0 0.00 3 1 3.0 0 2
Cook 0-0 0.00 1 0 1.0 0 2
Franco, J. 0-0 6.75 3 0 2.2 2 2
Hampton 2-0 0.00 2 0 16.0 0 12
Jones 0-0 13.50 1 0 4.0 6 2
Leiter 0-0 3.86 1 0 7.0 3 9
Reed 0-1 10.80 1 0 3.1 4 4
Rusch 1-0 0.00 2 0 3.2 0 3 Mike Hampton celebrates after hurling a three-hitter to
Wendell 1-0 0.00 2 0 1.1 0 2 beat St. Louis, 7-0 in Game 5 of the 2000 NLCS to send
White 0-0 9.00 1 0 3.0 3 1 the Mets to their first World Series since 1986.
TOTALS 4-1 3.60 1 45.0 18 39
Long-time Met John Franco takes part in the festivities after the Mets clinched a berth to their fourth World Series.
GAME 1 GAME 4
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15
METS 200 010 003 — 6 8 3 CARDINALS 200 1 30 0 0 0 — 6 11 2
CARDINALS 000 000 002 — 2 9 0 METS 430 1 02 0 0 X — 10 9 0
WP - Hampton (1-0), Kile (0-1), SV - None WP - Rusch (1-0), LP - Kile (0-2), SV - None
E-Perez, Agbayani, Abbott. DP-New York-0; St. Louis-1; 2B-Perez, E-Tatis-2. DP-St. Louis-0; New York-1. 2B-Vina, Davis, Perez,
Piazza, Clark, Lankford. HR-Payton (1), Zeile (1). SF-Ventura. Alfonzo, Piazza, Ventura, Zeile, Agbayani. HR-Piazza (2), Clark
Time-3:08. Attendance-52,255. (1), Edmonds (1). SB-Perez (1). S-Renteria, Rusch. SF-Renteria,
Ventura.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12
GAME 5
METS 20 1 000 02 1 — 6 9 0
MONDAY, OCTOBER 16
CARDINALS 010 020 0 2 0 — 5 10 3
WP - Wendell (1-0), LP - Timlin (0-1), SV - Benitez (1)
CARDINALS 000 000 000 — 0 3 2
METS 300 300 1 0 X — 7 10 0
E-Vina, Edmonds, Clark. 2B-Zeile, Agbayani, Renteria, Tatis,
Clark, Dunston, Drew. 3B-Alfonzo. HR-Piazza (1). SB-Renteria-3 WP - Hampton (2-0), LP - Hentgen (0-1), SV - None
(3). S-Agbayani, Dunston. SF-Zeile. E-Clark, Hernandez. 2B-Piazza, Zeile. SB-Perez (2). S-Hampton.
GAME 3
CARDINALS 202 1 30 0 0 0 — 8 14 0
METS 1 00 1 00 000 — 2 7 1
WP - An. Benes (1-0), LP - Reed (0-1), SV - None
E-Ventura. DP-St. Louis-2; New York-0. 2B-Edmonds, Tatis.
SF-Tatis.
POSTSEASON
Mike Piazza, Al Leiter and Armando Benitez celebrate

advancing to the World Series
2000 WORLD SERIES
NEW YORK YANKEES vs. NEW YORK METS
The Fall Classic was billed as the City’s first Subway

Series since 1956, as the Mets faced the New York
Yankees.
In Game 1, the Yankees jumped out to a 2-0 lead,
but the Mets scored three times in the sixth on
a two-run single by Bubba Trammell and an RBI
single by Edgardo Alfonzo. The Yankees tied the
game in the bottom of the ninth on a sacrifice fly by
Chuck Knoblauch and won the game in the 12th on
a two-out, bases loaded single by Jose Vizcaino.
Roger Clemens fired 8.0 shutout innings as the
Mets fell, 6-5 in Game 2. The Mets scored five
times in the ninth on a two-run home run by Piazza
and a three-run shot by Jay Payton.
SERIES STATISTICS
Abbott, ss .250 5 8 2 1 0 0 0
Agbayani, of .278 5 18 5 2 0 0 2
Alfonzo, 2b .143 5 21 3 0 0 0 1
Bordick, ss .125 4 8 1 0 0 0 0
Franco, M. .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
Hamilton, of .000 4 3 0 0 0 0 0 Mike Piazza celebrates after the Mets’ 4-2 Game 3
Harris, ph .000 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 victory at Shea Stadium.
Jones, p .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0
Leiter, p .000 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 The World Series returned to Shea for the first time
McEwing, ph .000 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 since 1986 and the Mets responded with a 4-2
Payton, of .333 5 21 7 0 0 1 3 victory in Game 3. Benny Agbayani laced an RBI
Perez, of .125 5 16 2 0 0 0 0 double in the eighth to snap a 2-2 tie. John Franco
Piazza, c .273 5 22 6 2 0 2 4 earned the win after starter Rick Reed hurled 6.0
Pratt, c .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 innings.
Reed, p 1.000 1 1 1 0 0 0 0
Trammell, of .400 4 5 2 0 0 0 3 The Bronx Bombers scored single runs in the first
Ventura, 3b .150 5 20 3 1 0 1 1 three innings and hung on to beat the Mets, 3-2, in
Zeile, 1b .400 5 20 8 2 0 0 1 Game 4. Piazza’s two-run home run put the Mets on
TOTAL .229 175 40 8 0 4 15 the board in the third.
The Yankees topped the Mets, 4-2, in Game 5 to
PITCHER W-L ERA G SV IP ER SO win their third straight World Series. Al Leiter fired
Benitez 0-0 3.00 3 1 3.0 1 2 8.2 brilliant innings, before Luis Sojo’s ninth inning,
Cook 0-0 0.00 3 0 0.2 0 1 two-out, RBI single to centerfield broke a 2-2 tie.
Franco, J 1-0 0.00 4 0 3.1 0 1
Derek Jeter was named the Series MVP.
Hampton 0-1 6.00 1 0 6.0 4 4
Jones 0-1 5.40 1 0 5.0 3 3
Leiter 0-1 2.87 2 0 15.2 5 16
Reed 0-0 3.00 1 0 6.0 2 8
Rusch 0-0 2.25 3 0 4.0 1 2
Wendell 0-1 5.39 2 0 1.2 1 2
White 0-0 6.77 1 0 1.1 1 1
TOTAL 1-4 3.47 1 46.2 18 40
The Mets and Yankees met in the first Subway Series since 1956. Here the two teams line-up for the national anthem
before Game 3 of the 2000 World Series.
GAME 1 GAME 4
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25
METS 000 000 300 0 0 0 — 3 10 0 YANKEES 1 1 1 000 000 — 3 8 0
YANKEES 000 002 00 1 0 0 1 — 4 12 0 METS 002 000 000 — 2 6 1
WP - Stanton (1-0), LP - Wendell (0-1), SV - None WP - Nelson (1-0), LP - Jones (0-1), SV - Rivera (1)
DP-Mets-1, Yankees-0. 2B-Zeile, Agbayani, Abbott, Justice, E-Trammell. DP-Yankees-1, Mets-1. 3B-Jeter, O’Neill. HR-Piazza
Posada. S-Bordick. SF-Knoblauch. (2), Jeter (1). SB-Sojo (1). SF-Brosius.
Time-4:51. Attendance-55,913 Time-3:20. Attendance-55,290.
GAME 2 GAME 5
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26
METS 000 000 005 — 5 7 3 YANKEES 010 00 1 002 — 4 7 1
YANKEES 210 010 1 1 X — 6 12 1 METS 020 000 000 — 2 8 1
WP - Clemens (1-0), LP - Hampton (0-1), SV - None WP - Stanton (2-0), LP - Leiter (0-1), SV - Rivera (2)
E-Perez, Payton, Bordick, Clemens. 2B-Jeter-2, Martinez, O’Neill. E-Pettitte, Payton. 2B-Piazza. HR-Williams (1), Jeter (2). S-Leiter.
HR-Payton (1), Piazza (1), Brosius (1). SF-Brosius. Time-3:32. Attendance- 55,292.
GAME 3
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24
YANKEES 00 1 1 00 000 — 2 8 0
METS 010 00 1 02X — 4 9 0
WP - Franco (1-0), LP - Hernandez (0-1), SV - Benitez (1)
POSTSEASON
DP-Yankees-0; Mets-1. 2B-Justice, O’Neill, Piazza, Ventura, Zeile,

Agbayani. 3B-O’Neill.HR-Ventura (1). S-Hernandez, Reed.
SF-Trammell.
New York swept the Dodgers, three games to

none, to advance to the NLCS.
The Mets won Game 1, 6-5, as Carlos Delgado
went 4-5 with two RBI and David Wright chipped
in three RBI. Delgado became the fifth player in
major league history to have four or more hits with
at least one home run in his first career postseason
game. Delgado also tied the team record with four
hits in a playoff game.
In the second inning, Russell Martin singled to right,
Shawn Green retrieved the ball and threw it to Jose
Valentin, whose relay throw to Paul Lo Duca nailed
Jeff Kent at the plate. Lo Duca then turned around
and tagged out J.D. Drew trying to score.
SERIES STATISTICS
Beltran, of .222 3 9 2 0 0 0 1
Chavez, of .375 3 8 3 0 0 0 0
Delgado, 1b .429 3 14 6 0 0 1 2 Carlos Delgado batted .429 (6-14) with a home run and
Floyd, of .444 3 9 4 0 0 1 2 two RBI in the Mets’ sweep of the Dodgers in the NLDS.
Franco, ph .000 2 2 0 0 0 0 1
Glavine, p .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 Tom Glavine posted his 13th career postseason
Green, of .333 2 9 3 2 0 0 2 victory in New York’s 4-1 win over the Dodgers
Lo Duca, c .455 3 11 5 1 0 0 3 in Game 2. Glavine fired 6.0 shutout innings. Billy
Maine, p .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 Wagner notched his second save of the series with
Mota, p .000 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 a 1-2-3 ninth inning.
Reyes, ss .167 3 12 2 0 0 0 3
Trachsel, p .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0
The Mets completed the sweep with a 9-5 triumph
Tucker, ph .000 2 1 0 0 0 0 0
at Los Angeles. The Mets grabbed a 3-0 first
Valentin, 2b .000 3 9 0 0 0 0 0 inning lead, but the Dodgers regained a 5-4 lead
Woodward, ph 1.000 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 after five innings. New York regained the lead
Wright, 3b .333 3 12 4 2 0 0 4 with consecutive RBI singles by Reyes, Lo Duca
TOTAL .294 102 30 6 0 2 18 and Carlos Beltran in the sixth inning. Green had
three hits and two RBI. He also caught the final out
(Ramon Martinez) of the series.
Bradford 0-0 0.00 2 0 0.1 0 0 Delgado finished the series with a .429 (6-14)
Feliciano 1-0 0.00 3 0 1.2 0 2 batting average, while Lo Duca hit .455 (5-11) with a
Glavine 1-0 0.00 1 0 6.0 0 2 double and three RBI.
Heilman 0-0 3.00 3 0 3.0 1 1
Maine 0-0 2.08 1 0 4.1 1 5
Mota 1-0 6.75 2 0 4.0 3 5
Oliver 0-0 20.25 1 0 1.1 3 0
Trachsel 0-0 5.40 1 0 3.1 2 2
Wagner 0-0 3.00 3 2 3.0 1 4
TOTAL 3-0 3.67 2 27.0 11 21
GAME 1 GAME 3
DODGERS 010 000 3 0 1 — 5 11 1 METS 30 1 003 0 2 0 — 9 14 2
METS 000 202 20X — 6 9 1 DODGERS 000 230 0 0 0 — 5 16 2
WP - Mota (1-0), LP - Penny (0-1), SV - Wagner (1) WP - Feliciano (1-0), LP - Broxton (0-1), SV - None
E-Kent, Valentin. 2B-Anderson, Garciaparra, Betemit, Martinez, E-Wright, Beltran, Loney, Betemit. 2B-Green-2, Woodward, Kent.
Wright-2. HR-Delgado (1), Floyd (1). SB-Furcal (1), Reyes (1). HR-Kent (1).
S-Lowe. Time-3:51. Attendance-56,293.
Time-3:05. Attendance- 56,979.
GAME 2
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5
DODGERS 000 000 010 — 1 5 1
METS 00 1 012 00X — 4 7 0
WP - Glavine (1-0), LP - Kuo (0-1), SV - Wagner (2)
E-Tomko. 2B-Lugo, Lo Duca. HR-Betemit (1). S-Glavine, Valentin.
SF-Lo Duca.
POSTSEASON
Paul Lo Duca prepares to tag out J.D. Drew trying to score after already tagging out Jeff Kent on the same play
in the second inning of Game 1 of the 2006 NLDS.
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS vs. NEW YORK METS
The Cardinals defeated the Mets in a seven-game Delgado delivered five RBI and Beltran crushed
series. Tom Glavine, Guillermo Mota and Billy two home runs as New York evened the series
Wagner combined on a 2-0 shutout in Game 1. at two games apiece with a 12-5 triumph in Game
Carlos Beltran cracked a two-run home run in the 4. Jose Valentin laced a bases-loaded, bases-
sixth inning. clearing double in a six-run sixth inning. New York
established club LCS records with four home runs
Carlos Delgado hit two home runs and drove in
and 12 runs scored. The 12 runs were also the most
four runs in Game 2, but So Taguchi hit a solo home
by the Mets in any playoff game. St. Louis won
run off Wagner in the ninth inning that snapped a
Game 5, 4-2, behind home runs from Albert Pujols
6-6 tie to lift St. Louis to 9-6 victory.
and Chris Duncan.
St. Louis scored five runs off Steve Trachsel in
The Mets returned to Shea and captured Game 6,
the first two innings and Jeff Suppan hurled 8.0
4-2. José Reyes led off the game with a home run
shutout innings as the Cardinals defeated the
and Paul Lo Duca had a two-out, two-run single in
Mets, 5-0 in Game 3.
the eighth inning. John Maine fired 5.1 scoreless
innings to pick up the win.
New York fell, 3-1, in Game 7. Yadier Molina hit a
two-run home run in the ninth inning off Aaron
Heilman that snapped a 1-1 tie. David Wright had
an RBI single in the first inning. Endy Chavez made
SERIES STATISTICS one of the greatest postseason catches ever
when he robbed Scott Rolen of a two-run home
run in the sixth inning. Jeff Suppan was named the
Beltran, of .296 7 27 8 1 0 3 4
NLCS Most Valuable Player.
Chavez, of .185 7 27 5 2 0 0 0
Delgado, 1b .304 7 23 7 3 0 3 9
Floyd, ph .000 3 3 0 0 0 0 0
Franco, ph .000 2 2 0 0 0 0 0
Glavine, p .000 2 4 0 0 0 0 0
Green, of .304 7 23 7 1 0 0 2
Hernandez, ph .000 2 1 0 0 0 0 0
Lo Duca, c .207 7 29 6 1 0 0 3
Maine, p .000 2 2 0 0 0 0 0
Oliver, p .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0
Perez, p .000 2 5 0 0 0 0 0
Reyes, ss .281 7 32 9 1 1 1 2
Tucker, ph .400 6 5 2 0 0 0 0
Valentin, 2b .250 7 24 6 2 0 0 5
Wright, 3b .160 7 25 4 1 0 1 2
TOTAL .231 234 54 12 1 8 27

Bradford 0-0 0.00 5 0 5.1 0 2
Feliciano 0-0 3.00 3 0 3.0 1 1
Glavine 1-1 2.45 2 0 11.0 3 4
Heilman 0-1 4.15 3 0 4.1 2 5
Hernandez 0-0 0.00 3 0 2.1 0 0
Maine 1-0 2.89 2 0 9.1 3 8
Mota 0-0 4.15 5 0 4.1 2 2
Oliver 0-0 0.00 1 0 6.0 0 3
Perez 1-0 4.63 2 0 11.2 6 7
Trachsel 0-1 45.00 1 0 1.0 5 1
Wagner 0-1 16.88 3 1 2.2 5 0
TOTAL 3-4 3.98 1 61.0 27 33 Billy Wagner closes out Game 1 of the NLCS vs. St. Louis.
GAME 1 GAME 5
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17
CARDINALS 000 000 000 — 0 4 0 METS 000 200 000 — 2 8 0
METS 000 002 00X — 2 6 0 CARDINALS 000 21 1 0 0 X — 4 10 0
WP - Glavine (1-0), LP - Weaver (0-1), SV - Wagner (1) WP - Weaver (1-1), LP - Glavine (1-1), SV - Wainwright (1)
2B-Delgado-2. HR-Beltran (1). SB-Green. 2B-Chavez, Valentin, Wright, Wilson, Green. 3B-Miles. HR-Pujols
Time-2:52. Attendance-56,311. (1), Duncan (1). SB-Eckstein.
GAME 2
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13 GAME 6
CARDINALS 022 000 2 0 3 — 9 10 1
METS 310 01 1 000 — 6 9 2 CARDINALS 000 000 002 — 2 7 1
WP - Kinney (1-0), LP - Wagner (0-1), SV - None
METS 1 00 1 00 2 0 X — 4 10 0
E-Belliard, Delgado, Lo Duca. 2B-Molina, Pujols, Spiezio, Reyes, WP - Maine (1-0), LP - Carpenter (0-1), SV - None
Chavez, Lo Duca. HR-Edmonds (1), Taguchi (1), Delgado-2 (2). SB- E-Rolen. 2B-Rolen, Taguchi. HR-Reyes (1). SB-Eckstein, Reyes,
Eckstein. S-Lo Duca, Maine. Tucker.
GAME 3 GAME 7
METS 000 000 000 — 0 3 0 CARDINALS 010 000 002 — 3 6 1
CARDINALS 230 000 00X — 5 8 0 METS 1 00 000 000 — 1 4 1
WP - Flores (1-0), LP - Heilman (0-1), SV - Wainwright (2)
WP - Suppan (1-0), LP - Trachsel (0-1), SV - None E-Rolen, Delgado. 2B-Eckstein, Beltran. HR-Molina (2). S-Belliard,
3B-Reyes, Spiezio. HR-Suppan (1). SB-Beltran. S-Suppan-2. Suppan.
GAME 4
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15
METS 002 036 1 0 0 — 12 14 1
CARDINALS 01 1 012 0 0 0 — 5 11 1
WP - Perez (1-0), LP - Thompson (0-1), SV - None
E-Delgado, Belliard. 2B-Delgado, Valentin. 3B-Encarnacion. HR-
Beltran-2 (3), Delgado (3), Wright (1), Eckstein (1), Edmonds (2),
Molina (1). SB-Belliard.
POSTSEASON
Endy Chavez leaps high above the leftfield wall to rob Scott Rolen of a two-run home run in the sixth inning
of Game 7 of the NLCS vs. St. Louis.
The Mets improved to 4-0 all-time in the Division

Series, winning the best-of-five series in five games. SERIES STATISTICS
In Game 1, Jacob deGrom outdueled Clayton PLAYER AVG. G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI
Kershaw in Los Angeles as the Mets won 3-1. Céspedes, of .250 5 20 5 0 0 2 4
DeGrom tossed 7.0 shutout innings and had 13 Conforto, of .143 4 7 1 0 0 1 2
strikeouts, tying the club-record for a postseason Cuddyer, of .000 3 4 0 0 0 0 0
d’Arnaud, c .158 5 19 3 0 0 1 4
game. Daniel Murphy hit a solo home run in the
deGrom, p .000 2 4 0 0 0 0 0
fourth and David Wright added a two-out, two-run
Duda, 1b .111 5 18 2 0 0 0 0
single in the seventh.
Familia, p .000 4 1 0 0 0 0 0
Flores, ss .300 4 10 3 1 0 0 0
Granderson, of .389 5 18 7 2 0 0 5
Harvey, p .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0
Johnson, ph .250 4 4 1 0 0 0 0
Lagares, of .429 4 7 3 2 0 0 0
Matz, p .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Murphy, 2b .333 5 21 7 1 0 3 5
Syndergaard, p .000 2 2 0 0 0 0 0
Tejada, ss .000 2 5 0 0 0 0 0
Wright, 3b .063 5 16 1 0 0 0 2
TOTAL .208 159 33 6 0 7 22

Clippard 0-0 5.40 2 0 1.2 1 0
Colón 0-0 4.50 3 0 4.0 2 5
deGrom 2-0 1.38 2 0 13.0 2 20
Familia 0-0 0.00 4 2 5.1 0 3
Goeddel 0-0 --- 1 0 0.0 3 0
Harvey 1-0 3.60 1 0 5.0 2 7
Matz 0-1 5.40 1 0 5.0 3 4
David Wright and Jacob deGrom share a moment after Niese 0-0 0.00 1 0 0.1 0 1
the Mets’ win in Game 5 of the NLDS at Dodger Stadium. Reed 0-0 6.75 2 0 1.1 1 1
Robles 0-0 0.00 1 0 1.0 0 2
The Dodgers evened the series with a 5-2 win in Syndergaard 0-1 3.68 2 0 7.1 3 11
Game 2. Trailing 2-1, Los Angeles scored four times TOTAL 3-2 3.48 2 44.0 17 54
in the seventh. Chase Utley’s slide into second broke
Ruben Tejada’s leg and extended the inning. Adrian
The Mets won Game 5, 3-2, at Los Angeles as
Gonzalez added a two-run double.
deGrom outdueled Zack Greinke. Murphy delivered
In Game 3, Curtis Granderson had five RBI and an RBI double in the first inning, but the Dodgers
Yoenis Céspedes had three RBI in a 13-7 win. scored twice in the bottom of the first. D’Arnaud’s
Granderson had a bases-loaded, bases-clearing fourth-inning sacrifice fly tied the game at 2-2 and
double in the second to give the Mets a 4-3 Murphy hit a solo home run off Greinke in the sixth.
lead. Travis d’Arnaud added a two-run homer. Jeurys Familia worked the final 2.0 innings for the
Matt Harvey won, allowing two earned runs save.
over 5.0 innings.
In Game 4, Kershaw allowed one run over 7.0
innings with eight strikeouts as the Dodgers
evened the series with a 3-1 win.
GAME 1 GAME 4
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13
METS 000 1 00 200 — 3 5 0 DODGERS 003 000 000 — 3 7 0
DODGERS 000 000 010 — 1 7 0 METS 000 1 00 000 — 1 3 0
WP - deGrom (1-0), LP - Kershaw (0-1), SV - Familia (1) WP - Kershaw (1-1), LP - Matz (0-1), SV - Jansen (2)
2B-Turner, Seager, Kendrick. HR-Murphy (1). S-deGrom. 2B-Turner. HR-Murphy (2). SB-Granderson.
Time-3:14. Attendance-54,428. Time-2:50. Attendance- 44,183.
GAME 2 GAME 5
METS 020 000 000 — 2 5 0 METS 1 00 101 000 — 3 7 1
DODGERS 000 1 00 40X — 5 7 0 DODGERS 200 000 000 — 2 6 1
WP - Greinke (1-0), LP - Syndergaard (0-1), SV - Jansen (1) WP - deGrom (2-0), LP - Greinke (1-1), SV - Familia (2)
2B-Turner-2, Ethier, Gonzalez. HR-Céspedes (1), Conforto (1). SB- E- Flores, Hernandez. 2B-Murphy, Lagares, Turner-2. HR-Murphy
Crawford, Hernandez. CS-Murphy. (3). S- Greinke-2. SF-d’Arnaud. SB-Murphy, Turner.
GAME 3
MONDAY, OCTOBER 12
DODGERS 030 000 1 0 3 — 7 13 0
METS 042 400 3 0 X — 13 13 1
WP - Harvey (1-0), LP - Anderson (0-1), SV - None
E- Granderson. 2B - Granderson -2, Lagares, Flores. HR-
d’Arnaud (1), Céspedes (2), Gonzalez (1), Kendrick (1). SF
- Conforto.
POSTSEASON
Jeurys Familia takes flight after the Mets defeated the Dodgers, 3-2 to clinch a berth in the NLCS.
CHICAGO CUBS vs. NEW YORK METS
The Mets swept the Cubs, four games to none, in

their first-ever playoff match-up against each other.
The Mets won the first two games at home before
closing out the series in Chicago, advancing to the
club’s fifth World Series.
In Game 1, Matt Harvey allowed two runs over
7.2 innings to pick up the win and Jeurys Familia
worked the final 1.1 innings to earn the save. Daniel
Murphy hit a solo home run in the first inning and
Curtis Granderson snapped a 1-1 tie with a two-out
RBI single in the fifth off Jon Lester. Travis d’Arnaud
hit a solo home run in the sixth and Granderson
added a sacrifice fly in the seventh in a 4-2 triumph.
Murphy hit a two-run home run in a three-run first
inning off Jake Arrieta in Game 2 as the Mets won,
4-1. Noah Syndergaard allowed one run and racked
up nine strikeouts over 5.2 innings. It was Arrieta’s
first loss since July 25.
SERIES STATISTICS
Céspedes, of .286 4 14 4 1 0 0 3
Conforto, of .000 3 8 0 0 0 0 0
Cuddyer, of .250 2 4 1 0 0 0 0 Daniel Murphy was named the NLCS MVP after hitting
d’Arnaud, c .267 4 15 4 0 0 2 2 .529 (9-17) with four home runs and six RBI.
deGrom, p .000 1 3 0 0 0 0 0
Duda, 1b .400 4 10 4 2 0 1 6 In Game 3, Michael Conforto struck out, but
Flores, ss .286 4 14 4 1 1 0 0 reached on a wild pitch in the sixth inning. On the
Granderson, of .200 4 15 3 0 0 0 2
play, Yoenis Céspedes scored from third to give
Harvey, p .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0
the Mets a 3-2 lead. The Mets would go on to win,
Johnson, ph .000 2 2 0 0 0 0 0
5-2. Murphy hit a solo home run, his fifth straight
Lagares, of .333 4 6 2 0 0 0 0
Matz, p .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0
postseason game with a long ball. Céspedes
Murphy, 2b .529 4 17 9 1 0 4 6 finished with three hits and two RBI. Jacob
Nieuwenhuis, of .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 deGrom earned the win. He allowed two runs over
Syndergaard, p .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 7.0 innings. Familia collected his third save of the
Wright, 3b .286 4 14 4 2 0 0 1 series.
TOTAL .269 130 35 7 1 7 20
Lucas Duda hit a three-run home run in the first
inning and d’Arnaud followed with a solo clout as
PITCHER W-L ERA G SV IP ER SO the Mets closed out the series with an 8-3 win at
Clippard 0-0 6.00 3 0 3.0 2 2 Wrigley Field. Duda added a two-run double in the
Colón 1-0 0.00 1 0 1.1 0 1 second. Murphy set a MLB postseason record with
deGrom 1-0 2.57 1 0 7.0 2 7 a home run in six straight games. Bartolo Colón
Familia 0-0 0.00 4 3 4.1 0 3 earned the win in relief with 1.1 scoreless innings.
Harvey 1-0 2.35 1 0 7.2 2 9
Matz 0-0 1.93 1 0 4.2 1 4 Murphy was named the NLCS MVP, hitting .529 (9-
Niese 0-0 0.00 1 0 0.1 0 1 17) with four home runs and six RBI.
Reed 0-0 0.00 2 0 2.0 0 1
Syndergaard 1-0 1.59 1 0 5.2 1 9
TOTAL 4-0 2.00 3 36.0 8 37
Lucas Duda drove in five runs in the Game 4 clinching win at Wrigley Field.
GAME 1
CUBS 000 010 010 — 2 5 0
METS 1 00 01 1 1 0X — 4 8 1
WP - Harvey (1-0), LP - Lester (0-1), SV - Familia (1)
E- d’Arnaud. 2B-Castro. HR-Murphy (1), d’Arnaud (1), Schwarber
(1). S-Harvey. SF-Granderson. SB - Baez, Wright, Lagares.
GAME 2
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18
CUBS 000 00 1 000 — 1 5 0
METS 30 1 000 00X — 4 5 0
WP - Syndergaard (1-0), LP - Arrieta (0-1), SV - Familia (2)
2B-Bryant, Wright. HR-Murphy (2). SB-Granderson-2 (2).
GAME 3
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20
METS 101 00 1 2 0 0 — 5 11 0
CUBS 1 00 1 00 000 — 2 5 1
WP - deGrom (1-0), LP - Cahill (0-1), SV - Familia (3)
E- Baez. 2B - Céspedes, Flores, Wright, Fowler. HR- Murphy
(3), Schwarber (2), Soler (1), . S- Duda. SB-Céspedes. CS -
Granderson.
GAME 4
Travis d'Arnaud takes a trot around the bases after
POSTSEASON
slugging a home run that hit the Home Run Apple.
METS 420 000 0 2 0 — 8 11 0
CUBS 000 1 00 020 — 3 6 0
WP - Colón (1-0), LP - Hammel (0-1), SV - None
2B-Duda-2, Murphy, Soler-2. 3B - Flores. HR-Duda (1), d’Arnaud
(2), Murphy (4), Bryant (1). S-Lagares. SB-Granderson, Flores.
2015 WORLD SERIES
KANSAS CITY ROYALS vs. NEW YORK METS
The Mets lost the World Series in five games,

despite holding a lead in every contest, including SERIES STATISTICS
ninth inning leads in Game 1 and Game 5. New York PLAYER AVG. G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI
fell to 2-3 all-time in the World Series. Céspedes, of .150 5 20 3 0 0 0 1
In Game 1, Alcides Escobar hit a leadoff inside-the- Conforto, of .333 5 15 5 0 0 2 4
park home run off Matt Harvey in the first inning, Cuddyer, of .000 1 3 0 0 0 0 0
but the Mets grabbed a 3-1 lead on a solo homer by d’Arnaud, c .143 5 21 3 0 0 0 1
Duda, 1b .263 5 19 5 0 0 0 2
Curtis Granderson and RBIs from Travis d’Arnaud
Flores, ss .059 5 17 1 0 0 0 0
and Michael Conforto. The Royals tied the game
Granderson, of .250 5 20 5 0 0 3 5
with two runs in the sixth. In the eighth, Juan
Harvey, p .000 1 3 0 0 0 0 0
Lagares singled, stole second and scored when Johnson, ph .000 3 3 0 0 0 0 0
Wilmer Flores reached on an error. In the bottom Lagares, of .300 5 10 3 0 0 0 0
of the ninth, Alex Gordon hit a one-out solo home Matz, p .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
run off Jeurys Familia to tie the game. Eric Hosmer Murphy, 2b .150 5 20 3 0 0 0 0
hit a sacrifice fly in the bottom of the 14th inning, Nieuwenhuis, of .000 3 2 0 0 0 0 0
lifting Kansas City to a 5-4 win. Syndergaard, p .500 1 2 1 0 0 0 0
Uribe, ph 1.000 1 1 1 0 0 0 1
The Mets were held to two hits by Johnny Cueto as
Wright, 3b .208 5 24 5 0 0 1 4
they fell 7-1 in Game 2. TOTAL .193 181 35 1 0 6 18
David Wright hit a two-run home run and had
four RBI in Citi Field’s first World Series game as PITCHER W-L ERA G SV IP ER SO
the Mets rolled to a 9-3 win. Noah Syndergaard Clippard 0-1 9.00 3 0 2.0 2 2
allowed three runs over 6.0 innings. Granderson Colón 0-1 0.00 3 0 3.1 0 1
hit his second homer of the series and had two RBI. deGrom 0-1 7.20 1 0 5.0 4 2
Familia 0-0 1.80 4 0 5.0 1 3
The Mets led Game 4, 3-2 heading to the eighth
Gilmartin 0-0 0.00 1 0 0.2 0 0
inning on two solo home runs by Conforto and a
Harvey 0-0 3.21 2 0 14.0 5 11
sac fly by Granderson, but the Royals scored three Matz 0-0 3.60 1 0 5.0 2 5
times in the eighth off Tyler Clippard and Familia Niese 0-0 5.79 4 0 4.2 3 4
and went on to win, 5-3. Reed 0-1 9.82 5 0 3.2 4 1
Robles 0-0 0.00 2 0 2.0 0 2
Syndergaard 1-0 4.50 1 0 6.0 3 6
TOTAL 1-4 4.21 0 51.1 24 37
Matt Harvey tossed 8.0 shutout innings,

Granderson hit a leadoff home run and Lucas Duda
had a bases-loaded sacrifice fly in Game 5. The
Mets led 2-0 heading to the ninth inning. Harvey
allowed a leadoff walk in the ninth followed by
an RBI double by Hosmer. One out later, Hosmer
scored on an infield ground out to tie the game.
Kansas City would score five times in the 12th
inning to win the World Series.
Matt Harvey struck out nine in his Game 5 start at Citi.
GAME 1 GAME 4
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31
METS 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 — 4 11 1 ROYALS 000 01 1 030 — 5 9 0
ROYALS 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 — 5 11 1 METS 002 010 000 — 3 6 2
WP - Young (1-0), LP - Colón (0-1), SV - None WP - Madson (1-0), LP - Clippard (0-1), SV - Davis (1)
E- Wright, Hosmer. 2B-Zobrist-2. HR-Granderson (1), Escobar E- Colón, Murphy. 2B-Perez, Zobrist, HR-Conforto 2 (2). SF-
(1), Gordon (1), S- Flores, Escobar. SF-Conforto, Hosmer-2. SB - Granderson. S- Matz. SB-Cain-2. CS- Granderson.
Lagares, Cain. CS - Wright. Time-3:29. Attendance- 44,815.
GAME 5
GAME 2 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28 ROYALS 000 000 002 0 0 5 — 7 10 1
METS 000 1 00 000 — 1 2 1 METS 1 00 00 1 000 000 — 2 4 2
ROYALS 000 040 0 3 X — 7 10 0 WP -Hochevar (1-0), LP - Reed (0-1), SV - None
WP -Cueto (1-0), LP - deGrom (0-1), SV - None E- Hosmer, Murphy, Wright. 2B-Hosmer, Escobar, Cain. HR-
E-Duda. 2B-Perez, Gordon. 3B - Escobar. SF-Orlando. Granderson (3). SF-Duda. SB-Cain-2, Hosmer, Dyson.
GAME 3
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30
ROYALS 1 20 000 000 — 3 7 0
METS 202 1 04 0 0 X — 9 12 0
WP - Syndergaard (1-0), LP - Ventura (0-1), SV - None
2B - Zobrist, d’Arnaud. HR- Wright (1), Granderson (2) . S- Ventura.
SF-Céspedes. SB-Escobar.
POSTSEASON
Michael Conforto slugged a pair of solo home runs in Game 4.
2016 WILD CARD GAME
SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS vs. NEW YORK METS
M E TS LOS T S E R I E S , 1 - 0
The Mets were shutout, 3-0, in a one-game

Wild Card Game against the San Francisco SERIES STATISTICS
Giants at Citi Field. PLAYER AVG. G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI
Noah Syndergaard fired 7.0 shutout innings, Bruce, of .000 1 3 0 0 0 0 0
allowed just two hits and struck out 10. He did Cabrera, ss .333 1 3 1 0 0 0 0
not allow a baserunner until the fourth inning Campbell, ph .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
and did not surrender a hit until Denard Span's Céspedes, of .000 1 4 0 0 0 0 0
Granderson, of .000 1 4 0 0 0 0 0
two-out single in the sixth inning. It was the
Kelly, ph 1.000 1 1 1 0 0 0 0
10th double-digit strikeout performance by a
Loney, 1b .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
Mets pitcher in postseason play.
Reyes, 3b, .000 1 4 0 0 0 0 0
Addison Reed escaped a bases loaded jam in Rivera, TJ, 2b .250 1 4 1 1 0 0 0
the eighth inning when he struck out Hunter Rivera, R., c ,333 1 3 1 0 0 0 0
Pence. Syndergaard, p .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0
TOTAL .133 30 4 1 0 0 0
Conor Gillaspie hit a one out, three-run homer
off Jeurys Familia in the ninth inning for the
game's lone runs.
Familia 0-1 27.00 1 0 1.0 3 1
Madison Bumgarner tossed a four-hit shutout Reed 0-0 0.00 1 0 1.0 0 1
and racked up six strikeouts. Syndergaard 0-0 0.00 1 0 7.0 0 10
TOTAL 0-1 3.00 0 9.0 3 12
WILD CARD GAME

GIANTS 000 000 003 — 3 5 0
METS 000 000 000 — 0 4 0
WP - Bumgarner (1-0), LP - Familia (0-1), SV - None
E- None. 2B-Crawford, Rivera, T. HR-Gillaspie (1). S- Bumgarner.
SB-Span. CS- Span.
Noah Syndergaard struck out 10 over 7.0 shutout innings

in the 2016 NL Wild Card Game vs. San Francisco.
POSTSEASON RECORDS
ALL-TIME POSTSEASON LEADERS
GAMES BATTING AVERAGE HITS DOUBLES
(minimum of 25 at-bats)
David Wright .................... 24 Edgardo Alfonzo .................26 Edgardo Alfonzo ................... 8
Edgardo Alfonzo .................24 Carlos Delgado ....351 (13-37) Cleon Jones .........................23 Cleon Jones ........................... 7
Robin Ventura......................24 John Olerud ....... .349 (15-43) Mike Piazza...........................22 Benny Agbayani.................... 6
Mike Piazza...........................22 Rusty Staub .......... .341 (14-41) Lenny Dykstra .......................21 Mike Piazza............................. 6
Benny Agbayani..................22 Gregg Jefferies .. .333 (9-27) Keith Hernandez ................ 20 Todd Zeile............................... 6
Seven tied at ...................... 20 Lenny Dykstra ... .328 (21-64) Benny Agbayani................. 20 David Wright ...................... 5
Daniel Murphy ... .328 (19-58) Robin Ventura........................ 5
TRIPLES HOME RUNS RUNS STOLEN BASES

Buddy Harrelson .................... 1 Daniel Murphy ....................... 7 Edgardo Alfonzo ..................15 Rickey Henderson ................ 7
Don Hahn ................................. 1 Mike Piazza............................. 5 Cleon Jones ..........................14 Curtis Granderson. ............... 4
Felix Millan ............................... 1 Darryl Strawberry.................. 4 Lenny Dykstra .......................13 Mookie Wilson ....................... 4
Lenny Dykstra ......................... 1 Lenny Dykstra ........................ 4 Darryl Strawberry.................13 Darryl Strawberry.................. 4
Keith Hernandez .................... 1 Edgardo Alfonzo ................... 4 Daniel Murphy ......................13 Tommie Agee ........................ 3
Gary Carter .............................. 1 Rusty Staub ............................ 4 Mike Piazza............................12 Wally Backman ...................... 3
Edgardo Alfonzo .................... 1 Carlos Delgado ..................... 4 Timo Perez.............................. 3
José Reyes .......................... 1 Roger Cedeño ....................... 3
Wilmer Flores ...................... 1 José Reyes ..........................3
RBI WINS ERA LOSSES

(minimum of 15.0 innings)
Edgardo Alfonzo ..................17 Jerry Koosman ...................... 4 Tom Seaver ............................ 3
Gary Carter ............................15 Jacob deGrom ....................3 Jon Matlack ..............1.40 ERA Kenny Rogers ........................ 3
David Wright .....................13 Tom Seaver ............................ 3 (4 ER/25.2 IP) Dwight Gooden ..................... 3
Curtis Granderson ...............12 Turk Wendell.......................... 3 Tom Glavine .............1.59 ERA Harry Parker ........................... 2
Keith Hernandez ..................12 Jesse Orosco ......................... 3 (3 ER/17.0 IP) Jon Matlack ............................ 2
John Olerud ..........................12 Eight tied with ........................ 2 Tug McGraw.............1.66 ERA Sid Fernandez ....................... 2
Mike Piazza............................12 (4 ER/21.2 IP) Ron Darling ............................. 2
Darryl Strawberry.................12 Armando Benitez .. 2.00 ERA Al Leiter ................................... 2
(4 ER/18.0 IP) Mike Hampton ....................... 2
Bobby Ojeda ...........2.33 ERA
(7 ER/27.0 IP)
SAVES STRIKEOUTS INNINGS PITCHED COMPLETE GAMES

Jeurys Familia .................... 5 Tom Seaver ..........................46 Tom Seaver ......................53.2 Tom Seaver ............................ 2
Armando Benitez .................. 3 Al Leiter .................................40 Al Leiter .............................. 45.1 Jerry Koosman ...................... 2
Billy Wagner ........................... 3 Dwight Gooden ...................38 Dwight Gooden ................ 44.1 Jon Matlack ............................. 1
Tug McGraw........................... 2 Noah Syndergaard.......... 36 Jerry Koosman ................40.0 Bobby Ojeda ........................... 1
Jesse Orosco ......................... 2 Jerry Koosman .....................31 Ron Darling .......................29.2 David Cone.............................. 1
Five tied at .............................. 1 Jacob deGrom ................. 29 Bobby Jones ........................... 1
Matt Harvey ..................... 27 Mike Hampton ........................ 1
GAMES GAMES STARTED

John Franco ..........................15 Tom Seaver ............................ 7
POSTSEASON
Armando Benitez .................15 Al Leiter ................................... 7

Jeurys Familia ...................13 Dwight Gooden ..................... 6
Turk Wendell.........................13 Ron Darling ............................. 6
Roger McDowell ...................11 Jerry Koosman ...................... 6
Dennis Cook .........................10
POSTSEASON RECORDS
SINGLE-SEASON POSTSEASON LEADERS

BATTING AVERAGE HITS DOUBLES
(minimum of 25 at-bats)
Daniel Murphy (2015) .........19 Todd Zeile (2000) ................ 6 TRIPLES
Carlos Delgado (2006) .. .351 Edgardo Alfonzo (2000) ....16 Mike Piazza (2000) .............. 6 Nine tied with ......................... 1
John Olerud (1999)......... .349 Benny Agbayani (2000) ....16 Benny Agbayani (2000) ..... 5
Rusty Staub (1973) .......... .341 Mike Piazza (2000) .............16 Edgardo Alfonzo (1999) ...... 5
Gregg Jefferies (1988) .. .333 Todd Zeile (2000) ...............16 Cleon Jones (1973) ............... 4
Daniel Murphy (2015) .....328 Three tied at .........................15
Benny Agbayani (2000) ..320
HOME RUNS RUNS STOLEN BASES RBI

Daniel Murphy (2015) .......... 7 Daniel Murphy (2015) .........13 Rickey Henderson (1999) ... 7 Curtis Granderson (2015) ..12
Mike Piazza (2000) .............. 4 Mike Piazza (2000) ..............11 Curtis Granderson (2015) ... 4 John Olerud (1999)..............12
Rusty Staub (1973) ................ 4 Timo Perez (2000) ...............11 Mookie Wilson (1986) .......... 4 Daniel Murphy (2015) ..........11
Carlos Delgado (2006) ....... 4 Curtis Granderson (2015) ..10 Darryl Strawberry (1986) ..... 4 Gary Carter (1986).................11
10 tied at ................................. 3 Carlos Beltran (2006) .........10 4 tied at .................................... 3 Rusty Staub (1973) ................11
Wally Backman (1986) ......... 9 Carlos Delgado (2006) .......11
WINS ERA LOSSES SAVES

(minimum of 15.0 innings)
Jacob deGrom (2015) ........3 Kenny Rogers (1999)............ 3 Jeurys Familia (2015) ....... 5
Jesse Orosco (1986) ............ 3 Jon Matlack (1973) ...........1.40 Dwight Gooden (1986) ........ 3 Billy Wagner (2006) ............. 3
11 tied at .................................. 2 Tom Glavine (2006) ........1.40 Tom Seaver (1973) ................ 2 Jesse Orosco (1986) ............ 2
Tug McGraw (1973).......... 1.93 Harry Parker (1973) ............... 2 Tug McGraw (1973)............... 2
Tom Seaver .......................1.99 Jon Matlack (1973) ................ 2 Armando Benitez (2000).... 2
Bobby Ojeda .................... 2.33 Mike Hampton (2000) ......... 2
STRIKEOUTS INNINGS PITCHED GAMES WALKS

Tom Seaver (1973) ..............35 Tom Seaver (1973) ........... 31.2 Jeurys Familia (2015) ......12 Tug McGraw (1973)..............12
Al Leiter (2000) ....................31 Al Leiter (2000) ...............30.2 Addison Reed (2015) ........... 9 Mike Hampton (2000) ........12
Jacob deGrom (2015) ..... 29 Mike Hampton (2000) .... 27.1 John Franco (2000) ............. 9 Ron Darling (1986) ...............12
Matt Harvey (2015) ......... 27 Bobby Ojeda (1986) ....... 27.0 Jesse Orosco (1986) ............ 8 John Maine (2006) ...............11
Noah Syndergaard (2015) 26 Matt Harvey (2015) ......26.2 Tyler Clippard (2015)............ 8 Four tied with ......................... 9
Armando Benitez (2000).... 8
POSTSEASON HIGHS & LOWS

INDIVIDUAL BATTING HIGHS
Most Runs, Game ................................................................................................................... 4 (Carlos Beltran, at St. Louis, 2006 NLCS Game 4)
Most Hits, Game .......................................................................................................4 (5x, last, Daniel Murphy, at Chicago, 2015 NLCS Game 4)
Longest Hitting Streak ...............................................................................13 games (2x, Benny Agbayani and Edgardo Alfonzo, 1999-2000)
Most RBI, Game .............................................................................................................5 (5x, last, Lucas Duda, at Chicago, 2015 NLCS Game 4)
Most Doubles, Game ....................................................................................................2 (6x, last, Lucas Duda, at Chicago, 2015 NLCS Game 4)
Most Triples, Game .................................................................................................... 1 (9x, last, Wilmer Flores, at Chicago, 2015 NLCS Game 4)
Most Home Runs, Game.............................................................. 2 (6x, last, Michael Conforto, vs. Kansas City, 2015 World Series Game 4)
Home Runs, Consecutive Games ............................................................................................6 (Daniel Murphy, NLDS Game 3-NLCS Game 4)
Grand Slams .................................................................................. 1 (Edgardo Alfonzo, at Arizona, 1999 NLDS Game 1, off Bobby Chouinard)
Pinch-Hit Home Runs ..................................................................................................................................................................................................None
Leadoff Home Runs ....................................5 (last, Curtis Granderson, vs. Kansas City, 2015 World Series Game 5 off Edinson Volquez)
Extra-Inning Home Runs ................................................2 (last, Benny Agbayani, vs. San Francisco, 2000 NLDS Game 3, off Aaron Fultz)
Walk-off Home Runs .......................................................3 (last, Benny Agbayani, vs. San Francisco, 2000 NLDS Game 3, off Aaron Fultz)
Walk-off Hits/RBI ..............................................................5 (last, Benny Agbayani, vs. San Francisco, 2000 NLDS Game 3, off Aaron Fultz)
Most Walks, Game...............................................................................................3 (5x, last, Carlos Delgado, vs. St. Louis, 2006 NLCS Game 7)
Most Strikeouts, Game ....................................................................................... 4 (2x, last, Lucas Duda, vs. Los Angeles, 2015 NLDS Game 3)
Most Total Bases, Game ................................................................................................. 10 (Gary Carter, at Boston, 1986 World Series Game 4)
Most Extra-Base Hits, Game .......................................................................................3 (2x, last, Lucas Duda, at Chicago, 2015 NLCS Game 4)
Most Stolen Bases, Game ...............................................................................................3 (Rickey Henderson, at 1999 Arizona, NLDS Game 2)
Most Hits by Pitcher, Game .............................................................................2 (2x, last, Jerry Koosman, vs. Cincinnati, 1973 NLCS Game 3)
Most RBI by Pitcher, Game ......................................................................................2 (Gary Gentry, vs. Baltimore, 1969 World Series Game 3)
Last RBI by a Pitcher ....................................................................................................... (Jesse Orosco, vs. Boston, 1986 World Series Game 7)
Runs Scored by Pitcher, Game ..............................................1 (10x, last, Noah Syndergaard, vs. Kansas City, 2015 World Series, Game 3)
POSTSEASON RECORDS
POSTSEASON HIGHS & LOWS

TEAM BATTING HIGHS
Most Runs, Game ..................................................................................................... 13 (13-7 win vs. Los Angeles, 2015 NLDS Game 3)
Fewest Runs, Game ............................................................................0 (6x, last, 3-0 loss vs. San Fransisco, 2016 Wild Card Game)
Most Runs, Inning .......................................................................................... 6 (2x, last, at St. Louis, 6th inning, 2006 NLCS Game 4)
Most Hits, Game ................................................................................................................... 15 (2x, last, at Atlanta, 1999 NLCS Game 6)
Fewest Hits, Game ..........................................................................................................2 (at Kansas City, 2015 World Series, Game 2)
Most Total Bases, Game ................................................................................................................ 28 (at St. Louis, 2006 NLCS Game 4)
Most Doubles, Game ....................................................................................................................... 6 (vs. St. Louis, 2000 NLCS Game 4)
Most Triples, Game ...............................................................................................................1 (9x, last, at Chicago, 2015 NLCS Game 4)
Most Home Runs, Game...................................................................................................................4 (at St. Louis, 2006 NLCS Game 4)
Most Home Runs, Inning .........................2 (7x, last, at Chicago, 2015 NLCS Game 4, 1st inning, Lucas Duda, Travis d’Arnaud)
Back-to-Back Home Runs .......................... (2x, last, Lucas Duda, Travis d’Arnaud, at Chicago, 2015 NLCS Game 4, 1st inning)
Most Extra-Base Hits, Game .............................................................................................. 7 (3x, last, at Chicago, 2015 NLCS Game 4)
Most Walks, Game ...........................................................................................................................9 (vs. St. Louis, 2000 NLCS Game 5)
Most Strikeouts, Nine-Inning Game ........................................................................ 14 (2x, last, at Los Angeles, 2015 NLDS Game 1)
Most Strikeouts, Extra Innings............................................... 15 (2x, last, at Kansas City, 2015 World Series, Game 1 - 14 innings)
Most Stolen Bases, Game ............................................................................................. 4 (2x, last, 10/6/99 at Arizona, NLDS Game 2)
INDIVIDUAL PITCHING HIGHS

Most Runs Allowed, Game...................................................................6 (5x, last, Bobby Jones, vs. St. Louis, 2000 NLCS Game 4)
Most Hits Allowed, Game ..........................................................................................10 (Bob Ojeda, at Houston, 1986 NLCS Game 2)
Most Home Runs Allowed, Game ........................................................................ 3 (Oliver Perez, at St. Louis, 2006 NLCS Game 4)
Most Strikeouts, Game, Starter .................................................. 13 (2x, last, Jacob deGrom, at Los Angeles, 2015 NLDS Game 1)
Most Strikeouts, Game, Reliever .............................................................. 8 (Tug McGraw, at Oakland, 1973 World Series Game 2)
Most Walks, Game ...........................................................................................6 (Ron Darling, at Boston, 1986 World Series Game 4)
Longest Winning Streak .................................................................................................................4 (Jerry Koosman, 10/12/69-10/18/73)
Longest Losing Streak ..............................................................................................................3 (2x, last, Kenny Rogers, 10/6-10/19/99)
Most Innings Pitched, Game.................................................10.0 (2x, last, by Dwight Gooden, vs. Houston, 1986 NLCS Game 5)
Most Innings Pitched, Reliever .............................................................................. 7.0 (Nolan Ryan, vs. Atlanta, 1969 NLCS Game 3)
Complete Games ...................................................................................... 9 (last, Mike Hampton, vs. St. Louis, 2000 NLCS Game 5)
Complete-Game Shutouts .......................................................................3 (last, Mike Hampton, vs. St. Louis, 2000 NLCS Game 5)
10+ Strikeouts, Game .................................5 (last, Noah Syndergaard, 10 strikeouts, vs. San Francisco, 2016 Wild Card Game)
TEAM PITCHING HIGHS

Most Runs Allowed ............................................................................................................ 10 (10-9 loss at Atlanta, 1999 NLCS Game 6)
Most Runs Allowed, Inning ...................................................5 (4x, last, vs. Kansas City, 2015 World Series Game 5 - 12th inning)
Most Hits Allowed, Game ....................................................................................................18 (vs. Boston, 1986 World Series Game 2)
Fewest Runs Allowed, Game ..........................................................................................0 (6x, last, vs. St. Louis, 2006 NLCS Game 1)
Fewest Hits Allowed, Game ................................................................................................ 1 (vs. San Francisco, 2000 NLDS Game 4)
Most Consecutive Scoreless Innings ..............................................................26.0 (2000 NLDS Game 3-2000 Game 4, NLCS G1)
Most Home Runs Allowed, Game ..................................................................................................3 (at St. Louis, 2006 NLCS Game 4)
Most Home Runs Allowed, Inning............................................................. 2 (5x, last, at St. Louis, 2006 NLCS Game 4, 6th inning)
Back-to-Back HRs, Allowed ......2x (last, Brian Jordan/Ryan Klesko off Rick Reed, vs. Atlanta, 1999 NLCS Game, 8th inning)
Leadoff Home Runs, Allowed .................3 (last, Alcides Escobar, at Kansas City, 2015 World Series Game 1 off Matt Harvey)
Walk-off Home Runs, Allowed ..............................................1 (Johnny Bench, at Cincinnati, 1973 NLCS Game 1 off Tom Seaver)
Extra-Inning Home Runs, Allowed .................4 (last, Kirk Gibson, vs. Los Angeles, 1988 NLCS Game 4, off Roger McDowell)
Grand Slams, Allowed ............................................................................................................................................................................... None
Pinch-Hit Home Runs, Allowed.............................3 (last, Chris Duncan, at St. Louis, 2006 NLCS Game 5, off Pedro Feliciano)
Most Strikeouts, Nine Innings .................................................................................. 13 (2x, last, at Los Angeles, 2015 NLDS Game 1)
Most Strikeouts, Extra Innings.................................................................................... 19 (vs. Atlanta, 1999 NLCS Game 5, 15 innings)
Most Walks Allowed, Nine Innings........................................................................ 7 (3x, last, at Boston, 1986 World Series Game 4)
Most Walks Allowed, Extra Innings ........................................................................... 10 (vs. Atlanta, 1999 NLCS Game 5, 15 innings)
MISCELLANEOUS STATS
Longest Game, Time, Nine-Inning Game .............................................................3:59 (vs. St. Louis, 2000 NLCS Game 2, 6-5 win)
POSTSEASON
Longest Game, Time, Extra-Inning Game ...........................................5:46 (vs. Atlanta, 1999 NLCS Game 5, 4-3 win, 15 innings)
Longest Game, Innings .................................................................................................... 16 (at Houston, 1986 NLCS Game 6, 7-6 win)
Longest Winning Streak .................................................................................. 5 (2x, last, 2015 NLDS Game 5 - 2015 NLCS Game 4)
Longest Losing Streak ................................................................................................. 3 (3x, last, 2015 World Series Game 4-present)
Most Errors, Team, Game ....................................................................................3 (2x, last, at Yankees, 2000 World Series Game 2)
ALL SERIES RECORDS
INDIVIDUAL BATTING SERIES RECORDS
MOST GAMES HITS HOME RUNS
Series Series Series
7 ............................................ Many Times 11 .................. Rusty Staub vs. Oakland 4 ...................................... Daniel Murphy
(1973 World Series) vs. Chicago (2015 NLCS)
AT-BATS Game Game
Series 4 ......... five times, last, Daniel Murphy 2 ........................................six times, last,
32............................................Jose Reyes at Chicago (2015 NLCS-Game 4) Michael Conforto vs. Kansas City
vs. St. Louis (2006 NLCS) (2015 World Series-Game 4)
Felix Millan vs. Oakland DOUBLES
(1973 World Series) Series RBI
Nine Inning Game 4 ................................... Edgardo Alfonzo Series
6 .............. Jose Reyes & Paul Lo Duca vs. Atlanta (1999 NLCS) 9 ....... two times, last, Carlos Delgado
vs. St. Louis (2006 NLCS-Game 4) Game vs. St. Louis (2006 NLCS)
Extra Inning Game 2 ................ six times, last, Lucas Duda Game
7 ............. six times, last, David Wright at Chicago (2015 NLCS-Game 4) 5 ...............five times, last, Lucas Duda
& Daniel Murphy at Kansas City at Chicago (2015 NLCS-Game 4)
(2015 World Series-Game 1)
TRIPLES EXTRA-BASE HITS
Series Series
RUNS 1 .......... nine times, last, Wilmer Flores 6 ..................................... Carlos Delgado
Series at Chicago (2015 NLCS-Game 4) vs. St. Louis (2006 NLCS)
8 .........two times, last, Carlos Beltran Game Game
vs. St. Louis (2006 NLCS) 1 .......... nine times, last, Wilmer Flores 3 ....................... twice, last, Lucas Duda
Game at Chicago (2015 NLCS-Game 4) at Chicago (2015 NLCS-Game 4)
4 ...............Carlos Beltran vs. St. Louis
(2006 NLCS-Game 4)
TEAM BATTING SERIES RECORDS

RUNS DOUBLES RBI
32......... vs. Boston (1986 World Series) 12 ......... three times, last, vs. St. Louis 29 .............................................vs. Boston
Game (2006 NLCS) (1986 World Series)
13.................................... vs. Los Angeles Game Game
(2015 NLDS-Game 3) 6 .............................................vs. St. Louis 13.................................... vs. Los Angeles
(2000 NLCS-Game 4) (2015 NLDS-Game 3)
HITS
Series TRIPLES STOLEN BASES
66 ..........................................vs. Oakland Series Series
(1973 World Series) 2 .............. two times, last, vs. Houston 8 ...............................................vs. Arizona
Nine Inning Game (1986 NLCS) (1999 NLDS)
14............ three times, last, at St. Louis Game Game
(2006 NLCS-Game 4) 1 ................ nine times, last, at Chicago 4 ..................two times, last, at Arizona
Extra Inning Game (2015 NLCS-Game 4) (1999 NLDS-Game 2)
15 .................two times, last, at Atlanta
(1999 NLCS-Game 6)
HOME RUNS
Series
8 ...................vs. St. Louis (2006 NLCS)
Game
4 .............................................vs. St. Louis
(2006 NLCS-Game 4)
POSTSEASON RECORDS
INDIVIDUAL PITCHING SERIES RECORDS

GAMES WON GAMES INNINGS PITCHED
Series Series Game
3 ......................................... Jesse Orosco 5 ................................. seven times, last, 10.0.......... twice, last, Dwight Gooden
vs. Houston (1986 NLCS) Addison Reed vs. Kansas City vs. Houston (1986 NLCS-Game 5)
(2015 World Series) Series
GAMES LOST 18.1 ................................. Dwight Gooden
Series GAMES STARTED vs. Los Angeles (1988 NLCS)
2 ....... three times, last, Kenny Rogers Series
vs. Atlanta (1999 NLCS) 3 ..............two times, last, Ron Darling STRIKEOUTS
vs. Boston (1986 World Series) Game
SAVES 13................ twice, last, Jacob deGrom
Series COMPLETE GAMES at Los Angeles (2015 NLDS-Game 1)
3 ........................................Jeurys Familia Series
Series
vs. Chicago (2015 NLCS) 1 .........nine times, last, Mike Hampton
20 .............. twice, last, Jacob deGrom
vs. St. Louis (2000 NLCS-Game 5)
vs. Los Angeles (2015 NLDS)
TEAM PITCHING SERIES RECORDS

FEWEST HITS ALLOWED MOST RUNS ALLOWED HOME RUNS ALLOWED
Game Inning Game
1 ................................... vs. San Francisco 5 ...................................... four times, last, 3 ... vs. St. Louis (2006 NLCS-Game 4)
(2000 NLDS-Game 4) vs. Kansas City, 12th inning Series
Series (2015 World Series-Game 5) 9 ...................vs. St. Louis (2006 NLCS)
21 .................. vs. Chicago (2015 NLCS) Nine Inning Game
9 ...............two times, last, vs. St. Louis MOST STRIKEOUTS
MOST HITS ALLOWED (2006 NLCS-Game 2) Nine Inning Game
Game Extra Inning Game 13................ twice, last, at Los Angeles
18 ..............................................vs. Boston 10 ..... at Atlanta (1999 NLCS-Game 6) (2015 NLDS-Game 1)
(1986 World Series-Game 2) Extra Inning Game
Series
Series 31........... vs. Los Angeles (1988 NLCS) 19 ... vs. Atlanta (1999 NLCS-Game 5)
69 ......vs. Boston (1986 World Series) Series
FEWEST RUNS ALLOWED 62 ... vs. Oakland (1973 World Series)
Game
0 ................ six times, last, vs. St. Louis
(2006 NLCS-Game 1)
Series
8 ...............two times, last, vs. Chicago
(2015 NLCS)
NL EAST CLINCHING DATES

POSTSEASON
YEAR DATE GAME # GAME RESULTS

1969 September 24 157 Mets 6, Cardinals 0 at Shea
1973 October 1 161 Mets 6, Cubs 4 at Chicago
1986 September 17 145 Mets 4, Cubs 2 at Shea
1988 September 22 151 Mets 3, Phillies 1 at Shea
2006 September 18 149 Mets 4, Marlins 0 at Shea
2015 September 26 155 Mets 10, Reds 2 at Cincinnati
DIVISION SERIES RECORDS
MOST GAMES PLAYED MOST HITS MOST RBI
Career Career Career
8 games ............................David Wright, 9 ................................... Edgardo Alfonzo 11................................... Edgardo Alfonzo
Benny Agbayani, Edgardo Alfonzo Series Series
& Robin Ventura 7 ....................................three times, last, 6 ......Edgardo Alfonzo & John Olerud
Series Curtis Granderson & Daniel Murphy vs. Arizona (1999)
5 ....................6 times, all in 2015 NLDS vs. Los Angeles (2015) Game
Game 5 ... two times, last, Curtis Granderson
MOST AT-BATS 4 ..................................... Carlos Delgado vs. Los Angeles (2015-Game 3)
Career vs. Los Angeles (2006-Game 1)
34................................. Edgardo Alfonzo MOST EXTRA-BASE HITS
Series MOST DOUBLES Career
21 ..................................... Daniel Murphy Career 7 ................................... Edgardo Alfonzo
vs. Los Angeles (2015) 3 ................................... Edgardo Alfonzo Series
Nine Inning Game Series 4 ......... two times, last, Daniel Murphy
5 ..............................................many times 2 .........................................six times, last, vs. Los Angeles (2015)
Extra Inning Game Curtis Granderson & Juan Lagares Game
6 .........Timo Perez & Benny Agbayani vs. Los Angeles (2015) 2 ......... five times, last, Daniel Murphy
vs. San Francisco (2000-Game 3) Game at Los Angeles (2015-Game 5)
2 ....................................three times, last,
MOST RUNS Curtis Granderson at Los Angeles MOST STOLEN BASES
Career (2015-Game 3) Career
7 ................................... Edgardo Alfonzo 6 ................................Rickey Henderson
Series MOST TRIPLES Series
6 ................................... Edgardo Alfonzo Career 6 ................................Rickey Henderson
vs. Arizona (1999) ........................................................... None vs. Arizona (1999)
Game Game
MOST HOME RUNS
3 ....................................three times, last, 3 ................................Rickey Henderson
Career
Yoenis Céspedes, Travis d’Arnaud at Arizona (1999-Game 2)
4 ................................... Edgardo Alfonzo
& Juan Lagares vs. Los Angeles
(2015-Game 3) Series
3 ......... two times, last, Daniel Murphy
vs. Los Angeles (2015)
Game
2 .............. Edgardo Alfonzo at Arizona
(1999-Game 1)

RUNS DOUBLES RBI
Game Game Game
13.................................... vs. Los Angeles 4 ..................................... vs. Los Angeles 13...... vs. Los Angeles (2015-Game 3)
(2015-Game 3) (2015-Game 3) Series
Inning Series 22 ....................................two times, last,
6 ............................................. sixth inning 7 ....................vs. San Francisco (2000) vs. Los Angeles (2015)
vs. Arizona (1999-Game 3)
Series
TRIPLES STOLEN BASES
22 ....................................two times, last, Game Game
vs. Los Angeles (2015) ........................................................... None 4 .................. at Arizona (1999-Game 2)
Series
HITS HOME RUNS 8 ..................................vs. Arizona (1999)
Game Game
14...................................... at Los Angeles 3 ..................vs. Arizona (1999-Game 1)
Series 7 ........................ vs. Los Angeles (2015)
34................................vs. Arizona (1999)
POSTSEASON RECORDS

MOST GAMES WON MOST GAMES MOST INNINGS PITCHED
2 ....................................... Jacob deGrom 5 ............................................John Franco 15.2...............................................Al Leiter
2 ....................................... Jacob deGrom 4 ........................................Jeurys Familia 13.0 .................................. Jacob deGrom
vs. Los Angeles (2015) vs. Los Angeles (2015) vs. Los Angeles (2015)
Game
MOST GAMES LOST MOST GAMES STARTED 9.0 ...................................... Bobby Jones
Career Career vs. San Francisco (2000-Game 4)
1 ..............four times, last, Steven Matz 2 ......three times, last, Jacob deGrom
vs. Los Angeles (2015-Game 4) Series MOST STRIKEOUTS
Series 2 ....................................... Jacob deGrom Career
1 ..............four times, last, Steven Matz vs. Los Angeles (2015) 20 .................................... Jacob deGrom
vs. Angeles (2015-Game 4) Series
MOST COMPLETE GAMES 20 .................................... Jacob deGrom
MOST SAVES Career vs. Los Angeles (2015)
Career 1 ........................................... Bobby Jones
Game
2 .......... Jeurys Familia & Billy Wagner Series 13.....................................Jacob deGrom
Series 1 ........................................... Bobby Jones at Los Angeles (2015-Game 1)
2 ......... two times, last, Jeurys Familia vs. San Francisco (2000-Game 4)
vs. Los Angeles (2015)

FEWEST HITS ALLOWED FEWEST RUNS ALLOWED MOST HOME RUNS ALLOWED
Game Game Most Home Runs Allowed Game
1 ...vs. San Francisco (2000-Game 4) 0 ...vs. San Francisco (2000-Game 4) 2 ....... vs. Los Angeles (2015-Game 3)
Series Series Most Home Runs Allowed Series
26 ...............................vs. Arizona (1999) 16 ................................vs. Arizona (1999) 4 ..................................vs. Arizona (1999)
MOST HITS ALLOWED MOST RUNS ALLOWED MOST STRIKEOUTS

Game (Nine Innings) Inning Strikeouts Game (Nine Innings)
16 ......at Los Angeles (2006-Game 3) 4 ............................... two times, last, 7th 13......... at Los Angeles (2015-Game 1)
Game (Extra Innings) at Los Angeles (2015-Game 2) Strikeouts Extra Inning Game
11...vs. San Francisco (2000-Game 3) Game 17... vs. San Francisco (2000-Game 3)
Series 7 .......two times, last, vs. Los Angeles Series
40 ..................... vs. Los Angeles (2015) (2015-Game 3) 54 ..................... vs. Los Angeles (2015)
Series
18 ...................... vs. Los Angeles (2015)
MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS
Consecutive Wins Extra Inning Games ERRORS
7 ...............2000 Game 2-2015 Game 1 1999 ....................... Game 4 vs. Arizona Game
Consecutive Losses (Won, 4-3 in 10 innings) 2 ...... vs. Los Angeles (2006-Game 3)
1 ..........four times, last, 2015 (Game 4) 2000 ........... Game 2 at San Francisco Series
Shutouts (Won, 5-4 in 10 innings) 3 ....................... vs. Los Angeles (2006)
1 ......................................... 2000-Game 4 2000 ............. Game 3 vs. San Francisco
vs. San Francisco (Won, 4-0) (Won, 3-2 in 13 innings)
POSTSEASON
LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS
13............ Wally Backman, Gary Carter, 14...................... Edgardo Alfonzo, Keith 11................................. Darryl Strawberry
Lenny Dykstra, Keith Hernandez & Hernandez & Darryl Strawberry Series
Darryl Strawberry Series 9 ..................................... Carlos Delgado
Series 9 .........four times, last, Daniel Murphy vs. St. Louis (2006)
7 ..............two times, by seven players vs. Chicago (2015) Game
vs. Los Angeles (1988) Game 5 ...............two times, last, Lucas Duda
by eight players vs. St. Louis (2006) 4 ......... two times, last, Daniel Murphy at Chicago (2015-Game 4)
at Chicago (2015-Game 4)
MOST AT-BATS MOST EXTRA-BASE HITS
Career MOST DOUBLES Career
54 .......................................... Gary Carter Career 7 ........................................Lenny Dykstra
Series 5 ................................... Edgardo Alfonzo Series
32.......Jose Reyes vs. St. Louis (2006) Series 6 ..................................... Carlos Delgado
Nine-Inning Game 4 ...Edgardo Alfonzo vs. Atlanta (1999) vs. St. Louis (2006)
6 ............... Jose Reyes & Paul Lo Duca Game Game
at St. Louis (2006-Game 4) 2 ........... three times, last, Lucas Duda 3 .............................................Lucas Duda
Extra-Inning Game at Chicago (2015-Game 4) at Chicago (2015-Game 4)
7 .... three times, last, Robin Ventura,
vs. Atlanta (1999-Game 5) MOST TRIPLES MOST STOLEN BASES
Career Career
MOST RUNS 1 ................................. seven players tied 3 ................................Curtis Granderson
Career Series vs. Chicago (2015)
9 .....................................Lenny Dykstra & 1 ................................. seven players tied Series
Darryl Strawberry Game 3 ................................Curtis Granderson
Series 1 ....... seven times, last, Wilmer Flores vs. Chicago (2015)
8 ..........two times, last, Carlos Beltran at Chicago (2015-Game 4) Game
vs. St. Louis (2006) 2 ...................................... four times, last,
Game MOST HOME RUNS Curtis Granderson vs. Chicago
4 ........................................ Carlos Beltran Career (2015-Game 2)
at St. Louis (2006-Game 4) 4 ....................................... Daniel Murphy
Series
4 ...Daniel Murphy vs. Chicago (2015)
Game
2 .......three times, last, Carlos Beltran
at St. Louis (2006-Game 4)

RUNS DOUBLES RBI
Game Game Game
12 ...............at St. Louis (2006-Game 4) 6 ..............vs. St. Louis (2000-Game 4) 12 ............. at St. Louis (2006-Game 4)
Inning Series Series
6 .......................at St. Louis-sixth inning 12 .................................... three times, last, 27 ...................................three times, last
(2006-Game 4) vs. St. Louis (2006) vs. St. Louis (2006)
Series
31..............................vs. St. Louis (2000)
TRIPLES STOLEN BASES
Game Game
HITS 1 ............. seven times, last, at Chicago 4 ................... at Atlanta (1969-Game 2)
Nine Inning Game (2015-Game 4) Series
14............... two times, last, at St. Louis Series 7 .......................................two times, last,
(2006-Game 4) 2 ................................vs. Houston (1986) vs. Chicago (2015)
Extra Inning Game
15 ................vs. Atlanta (1999-Game 5)
HOME RUNS
Game
Series
4 ............... at St. Louis (2006-Game 4)
58 ..................... vs. Los Angeles (1988)
Series
8 ...............................vs. St. Louis (2006)
POSTSEASON RECORDS

3 ......................................... Jesse Orosco 8 .................................. Armando Benitez 35.1 ................................ Dwight Gooden
3 ......Jesse Orosco vs. Houston (1986) 5 .......four times, last, Guillermo Mota 18.1 ................................... Dwight Gooden
& Chad Bradford vs. St. Louis (2006) vs. Los Angeles (1988)
MOST GAMES LOST Game
Career MOST GAMES STARTED 10.0................................ Dwight Gooden
2 ....... Sid Fernandez & Kenny Rogers Career vs. Houston (1986-Game 5)
Series 4 ..................................... Dwight Gooden
2 ...... Kenny Rogers vs. Atlanta (1999) Series MOST STRIKEOUTS
2 ............... 12 times, last, Tom Glavine, Career
MOST SAVES John Maine & Oliver Perez 29 .................................. Dwight Gooden
Career vs. St. Louis (2006) Series
3 ........................................Jeurys Familia 20 ........ Dwight Gooden vs. LA (1988)
Series MOST COMPLETE GAMES
Game
3 ........................................Jeurys Familia Career
13............................................Tom Seaver
vs. Chicago (2015) 1 ............six times, last, Mike Hampton
at Cincinnati (1973-Game 1)
vs. St. Louis (2000-Game 5)
Series
1 ............six times, last, Mike Hampton
vs. St. Louis (2000-Game 5)

FEWEST HITS ALLOWED MOST RUNS ALLOWED MOST HOME RUNS ALLOWED
Game Inning Game
2 .............. at Cincinnati (1973-Game 2) 5 ................three times, last, at Atlanta 3 ............... at St. Louis (2006-Game 4)
Series first inning (1999-Game 6) Series
21 .............................. vs. Chicago (2015) Nine Inning Game 9 ...............................vs. St. Louis (2006)
9 .................vs. St. Louis (2006-Game 2)
MOST HITS ALLOWED Extra Inning Game
MOST STRIKEOUTS
Game 10 ................. at Atlanta (1999-Game 6) Game
14................... vs. St. Louis (2000-Game 3) 13 ............... at Cincinnati (1973-Game 1)
Series
Series 31....................... vs. Los Angeles (1988) Extra Inning Game
56 ............................vs. St. Louis (2006) 19 ................vs. Atlanta (1999-Game 5)
FEWEST RUNS ALLOWED Series
Series 54 ..................... vs. Los Angeles (1988)
8 ........ two times, last, Chicago (2015)
4 ..............................Game 1, 2015 - present 1973-Game 4 vs. Cincinnati Game
Consecutive Losses (Lost, 1-2 in 12 innings) 3 ................ at St. Louis (2000-Game 1)
4 .............................. Game Seven, 1988 1986-Game 5 at Houston Series
Game Three, 1999 (Won, 2-1 in 12 innings) 8 .......................................two times, last,
Shutouts 1986-Game 6 at Houston vs. Atlanta (1999)
3 ........... 1973-Game Two at Cincinnati (Won, 7-6 in 16 innings)
(Won, 5-0)
1988-Game 4 vs. Los Angeles
2000-Game Five vs. St. Louis
(Lost, 4-5 in 12 innings)
(Won, 7-0)
2006-Game One vs. St. Louis 1999-Game 5 vs. Atlanta
(Won, 2-0) (Won, 4-3 in 15 innings)
1999-Game 6 at Atlanta
POSTSEASON
WORLD SERIES RECORDS
12 ................. Jerry Grote, Cleon Jones 12 ............................................Jerry Grote 9 ...........Gary Carter vs. Boston (1986)
& Buddy Harrelson Series Series
Series 11 .........Rusty Staub vs. Oakland (1973) 9 ...........Gary Carter vs. Boston (1986)
7 ....................many times, 1973 & 1986 Game Game
4 ........ two times, last, Lenny Dykstra, 5 .............................................Rusty Staub
MOST AT-BATS at Boston (1986-Game 3) vs. Oakland (1973-Game 4)
Career
49............................................Jerry Grote MOST DOUBLES MOST EXTRA-BASE HITS
Series Career Career
32....... Felix Millan vs. Oakland (1973) 3 ........................................... Cleon Jones 4 ...................Mike Piazza, Gary Carter,
Nine Inning Game Series Donn Clendenon & Cleon Jones
5 ..............................................many times 2 .............................................seven times Series
Extra Inning Game Game 4 ........... three times, last, Mike Piazza
7 .............................................three times, 1 ...............................................many times vs. Yankees (2000)
last, David Wright & Daniel Murphy Game
at Kansas City (2015-Game 1)
MOST TRIPLES 3 ............................................. Gary Carter
Career at Boston (1986-Game 4)
MOST RUNS 1 ...................... Don Hahn & Felix Millan
Career Series MOST STOLEN BASES
7 ........................................... Cleon Jones 1 ...................... Don Hahn & Felix Millan Career
Series vs. Oakland (1973) 3 ................................. Darryl Strawberry
6 ................................Curtis Granderson Game & Mookie Wilson
vs. Kansas City (2015) 1 ...................two times, last, Don Hahn Series
Nine Inning Game vs. Oakland (1973-Game 5) 3 ................................. Darryl Strawberry
3 ................................Curtis Granderson & Mookie Wilson vs. Boston (1986)
vs. Kansas City (2015-Game 3)
MOST HOME RUNS Game
Career 2 ...two times, last, Darryl Strawberry
Extra Inning Gam-e
3 ............................Curtis Granderson & vs. Boston (1986-Game 6)
3 ..................... Cleon Jones at Oakland
Donn Clendenon
(1973-Game 2)
Series
3 . two times, last, Curtis Granderson
vs. Kansas City (2015)
Game
2 ..... Michael Confoto vs. Kansas City
(2015-Game 4) &
Gary Carter
at Boston (1986-Game 4)

RUNS DOUBLES HOME RUNS
Game Game Game
10 ........................at Oakland-12 innings 4 ..............vs. Yankees (2000-Game 3) 3 ................... at Boston (1986-Game 4)
(1973-Game 2) Series Series
Nine-Inning Game 8 .............................................three times, 7 ...................................vs. Boston (1986)
9 .........vs. Kansas City (2015-Game 3) vs. Baltimore (1969), vs. Boston
Inning (1986), vs. Yankees (2000) RBI
5 ......................at Yankees-ninth inning Game
(2000-Game 2)
TRIPLES 9 .........vs. Kansas City (2015-Game 3)
Game Series
Series
1 ................two times, last, vs. Oakland 29 ................................vs. Boston (1986)
32.................................vs. Boston (1986)
(1973-Game 5)
HITS Series STOLEN BASES
Game 2 ................................ vs. Oakland (1973) Game
15 ........................at Oakland-12 innings 3 ................... at Boston (1986-Game 4)
Nine Inning Game 7 ...................................vs. Boston (1986)
13......................................two times, last,
at Boston (1986-Game 3)
Series
66 ............................. vs. Oakland (1973)
POSTSEASON RECORDS

3 .......................................Jerry Koosman 5 ......three times, last, Addison Reed 30.0.......................................Tom Seaver
2 .......................................Jerry Koosman 5 .......three times, last, Addison Reed 17.2 ..........two times, last, Ron Darling
vs. Baltimore (1969) (Kansas City-2015) (1986 vs. Boston)
Game
MOST GAMES LOST 10.0........................................Tom Seaver
Career MOST GAMES STARTED
(1969, Game 4 vs. Baltimore)
2 ........................................... Tom Seaver, Career
Jon Matlack & Dwight Gooden 4 ............. Jerry Koosman, Tom Seaver MOST STRIKEOUTS
Series Series Career
2 .......two times, last, Dwight Gooden 3 ...............two times, last, Ron Darling 27 ...........................................Tom Seaver
vs. Boston (1986) (1986 vs. Boston) Series
18 ..........Tom Seaver (1973 vs. Oakland)
MOST SAVES MOST COMPLETE GAMES
Game
Career Career
12 ...........................................Tom Seaver
2 ......................................... Jesse Orosco 1 ........... Tom Seaver & Jerry Koosman
(1973, Game 3 vs. Oakland)
Series Series
2 .......Jesse Orosco vs. Boston (1986) 1 ......... two times, last, Jerry Koosman
(1969, Game 5 vs. Baltimore)

FEWEST HITS ALLOWED MOST RUNS ALLOWED MOST HOME RUNS ALLOWED
Game Inning Game
2 .............. at Baltimore (1969-Game 2) 5 ................ vs. Kansas City-12th inning 2 .........................................six times, last,
Series (2015-Game 5) at Kansas City (2015-Game 1)
23............................vs. Baltimore (1969) Game Series
9 ..................vs. Boston (1986-Game 2) 5 ...................................vs. Boston (1986)
MOST HITS ALLOWED Series
Game 27 .....................................two times, last,
MOST STRIKEOUTS
18 ................vs. Boston (1986-Game 2) Kansas City (2015) Game
Series 12 ............ two times, last, vs. Yankees
69 ................................vs. Boston (1986) FEWEST RUNS ALLOWED (2000-Game 3)
Series Extra Inning Game
9 ..............................vs. Baltimore (1969) 15 ............... at Oakland (1973-Game 2)
Series
62 ............................. vs. Oakland (1973)
4 ............ Game 2, 1969-Game 5, 1969 1969-Game 4 vs. Baltimore Game
Consecutive Losses (Won, 2-1 in 10 innings) 3 ................. 2000, Game 2 at Yankees
4 ............................................... twice, last, 1973-Game 2 at Oakland Series
Game 4, 2000-Game 2, 2015 (Won, 10-7 in 12 innings) 10 .................................1973 vs. Oakland
Shutouts 1973-Game 3 vs. Oakland
2 ................................................two times, (Lost, 2-3 in 11 innings)
1969-Game 3 vs. Baltimore
1986-Game 6 vs. Boston
(Won, 5-0)
(Won, 6-5 in 10 innings)
1973-Game 5 vs. Oakland
(Won, 2-0) 2000-Game 1 at Yankees
2015-Game 1 at Kansas City
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the New York Metropolitan area and 12 million 6-10am), WOR features
homes accross the country through unparalleled a diverse lineup of
coverage of the New York Mets, Jets and all things programming including "Mr. New York" Mark
New York sports. SNY is the official television Simone (10am-12pm), financial guru Dave Ramsey
home of the New York Mets, televising more than (9pm-Midnight), and the country's highest-rated
125 live games each season with exclusive pre- talk show hosts, Rush Limbaugh (12-3pm) and
and post-game programs, plus additional Mets Sean Hannity (3-6pm). Pete McCarthy hosts "The
entertainment programming airing throughout the WOR Sports Zone,"a year-round sports show that
calander year. As the official TV home of the New airs before and after every Mets game as well
York Jets, SNY delivers more than 300 hours of as weeknights from 6-9pm during the Mets' off-
exclusive year-round content devoted to Gang season. Led by News Director and morning news
Green. SNY is also the official television home of anchor Joe Bartlett, WOR's award-winning news
the UConn Huskies men’s and women’s basketball team brings you local news updates around the
programs, broadcaasting appromixately 350 hours clock. Special features hosted by legendary news
of UConn programming annually, including more Ernie Anastos, home improvement expert Bob
than 20 live games. As New York's leader in local Villa, and film critic Joe Neumaier air throughout
sports television coverage, SNY delivers the most the week. The station can also be heard at 104.3
comprehensive access to all of the Tri-State area's FM HD-2 and on iHeart Radio.
professional and collegiate sports teams through
five nightly sports and entertainment programs In September 2012,
from SNY's state-of-the-art studio located ESPN’s 1050 AM
high above the city at 4 World Trade Center switched to ESPN
in downtown Manhattan. SNY’s programming Deportes Radio, the
roster also includes classic sports programming, first and only Spanish
critically acclaimed original entertainment language radio station
shows, and exclusive interview and magazine in New York dedicated
programs. Online, SNY.tv is the "go-to" digital to providing sports
communal home for New York sports fans to get content around-the-clock…The Mets agreement
succinct, easy-to-read updates, video highlights adds to the unmatched lineup of play-by-play
and features, recaps, news, opinion , rumors, coverage that includes the Jets, Knicks, Rangers,
insight and fan reaction on their favorite New York Dominican baseball, Caribbean World Series,
sports teams. Owned by Sterling Entertainment CONMEBOL South American World Cup qualifiers,
Enterprises, Charter Communications and CONCACAF World Cup qualifiers, Mexican First
Comcast, SNY is available to viewers throughout Division soccer, U.S. National Team friendlies,
New York, Connecticut, New Jersey, and MLB and MLS…The station offers a variety of
northeastern Pennsylvania, and nationally on local programming dedicated to New York sports
DIRECTV, Verizon FiOS, Comcast Cable, and AT&T fan and is the flagship for the top Rated Morning
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the CW Television Network
and home to PIX11’s award
winning news. Founded in 1948 and owned by
Tribune Broadcasting, a division of Tribune Media,
PIX11 enters its 17th season as the over-the air
television home of the New York Mets and will
broadcast 25 games.
SNY & PIX 11
GARY COHEN
SNY & PIX 11
• Gary Cohen, a Queens, NY native enters his 30th season with the New York
Mets organization and 13th season as the television voice of the Mets on
SNY...He will serve as the play-by-play-announcer for all regular-season SNY
produced Mets telecasts in 2018.
• Cohen also participates on SNY’s sports and entertainment programs...In
addition, he is a contributor to the network’s website, www.sny.tv.
• Was one of eight finalists for the 2017 Ford C. Frick Award, presented annually
for excellence in baseball broadcasting by the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
• Prior to joining SNY, Cohen was a member of the Mets WFAN Radio team for 17 years.
• Has done play-by-play on national baseball broadcasts for CBS Radio and ESPN Radio.
• Has broadcast play-by-play of the NCAA Basketball Tournament for CBS Radio and Westwood One
since 2010...Also served in the same role from 1991-2003.
• Has been the radio voice for Seton Hall University since 2003.
• Was the radio voice of St. John’s University basketball from 1995-2002.
• Did men’s and women’s hockey play-by-play at the 1992, 1994 and 1998 Winter Olympics for CBS Radio.
• Has also done play-by-play for the New York Rangers.
• Before coming to the Mets, Cohen broadcast minor league baseball for Boston’s Pawtucket (AAA)
club of the International League (1987-1988), the Durham Bulls (A) of the Carolina League (1986) and
Spartanburg Spinners (A) of the South Atlantic League (1983-1984).
• Was the basketball and hockey voice for Providence College in 1988-1989, and broadcast football
for Brown University in 1987.
• In addition, he has done play-by-play for various sports at Columbia University, the University of
Pennsylvania, University of South Carolina-Spartanburg and Old Dominion University.
• Was a Dean’s List student at Columbia University, where he graduated with a degree in Political Science.
• Lives in Connecticut with his wife, Lynn.
RON DARLING
SNY & PIX 11
• Ron Darling enters his 13th season as a game analyst for SNY, where he will
work more than 100 spring training and regular season games throughout the
2018 season.
• Is a regular contributor on MLB Network and also serves as an analyst for the
TBS Sunday national broadcast.
• Since joining SNY, Darling has won two Emmy Awards for “Best Sports
Analyst” in New York (2006 & 2011).
• Contributes to SNY’s sports and entertainment shows and network website, www.sny.tv.
• Prior to joining SNY, served as the color commentator for the Washington Nationals on Mid-Atlantic
Sports Network (MASN) for the 2005 season, where he called 150 games.
• Before working at MASN, served as an on-air analyst for Fox Sports Net, and appeared on The
Best Damn Sports Show Period, the National Sports Report and Baseball Today...Has also provided
analysis for CSTV.
• Spent nine seasons as a starting pitcher for the Mets and was a key member of the 1986 World
Championship and 1988 Division Champion teams...He also has the distinction of being the first
Mets pitcher to be awarded the Gold Glove Award (1989)...After a short stint with the Montreal
Expos, the All-Star pitcher finished his career spending five seasons with the Oakland Athletics.
• During his 13-year career, he amassed a 136-116 win-loss record, including 1,590 strikeouts and a
3.87 ERA.
• Darling was born in Honolulu, HI and attended Yale University where he was a two-time All-
American, leading the Bulldogs to two Ivy League titles...He currently resides with his family in
Manhattan.
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SNY & PIX 11
KEITH HERNANDEZ
SNY & PIX 11
• Keith Hernandez begins his 13th season as a game analyst on SNY’s Mets
telecasts...He will call more than 100 spring training and regular season
games throughout 2018...Has been with the organization’s broadcast team
since 1999.
• Participates on SNY’s sports and entertainment programs and is a contributor
to SNY’s website, www.sny.tv.
• Hernandez is a three-time Emmy Award winner for “Best Sports Analyst” in
New York for his work on SNY (2009, 2012, 2015).
• Returned to the Mets organization in 1999, assisting the club in spring training and broadcasting
games on television.
• Worked for FOX during the 2017 postseason.
• Was a member of the 1986 World Champions...Hit .310 with 34 doubles, 13 home runs and 83 RBI
that season...Had a key two-run single in Game 7 of the World Series vs. Boston...Also a member of
the 1988 National League Eastern Division champions.
• On May 6, 1987, his teammates elected him the first captain in Mets history.
• Named to five National League All-Star teams (1979, 1980, 1984, 1986, 1987).
• Earned 11-consecutive Gold Gloves from 1978-1988...Led the NL in fielding twice (1985 and 1986).
• Ranks second on the Mets all-time list in batting average (.297), ninth in RBI (468), and third with a
.387 on-base percentage.
• Inducted into the Mets Hall of Fame in 1997.
• Acquired by the Mets on June 15, 1983 from St. Louis in exchange for pitchers Neil Allen and Rick Ownbey.
• Named 1979 co-MVP of the National League along with Pittsburgh’s Willie Stargell in the closest
vote in league history...Led the NL in batting average (.344), runs scored (116) and doubles (48).
• Played with the Cardinals from 1974 until he was traded to the Mets...Batted .299 with 33 doubles,
six triples, seven home runs, and 94 RBI in 1982 to help St. Louis win the World Series.
• Spent 17 years in the majors with the Mets, Cardinals and Indians from 1974-1990...Compiled a .296
batting average, with 2,182 hits, 426 doubles, 60 triples, 162 home runs and 1,071 RBI.
• Hernandez splits time between homes in Sag Harbor and Florida.
RALPH KINER
The Mets honored legendary original Met
Ralph Kiner throughout the 2014 season
after he passed away on February 6, 2014
at age 91. He was one of the most beloved
figures in franchise history, announcing
games on television and radio for 52 years.
He educated and entertained generations
of Mets fans, and his post-game show
“Kiner’s Korner” was an integral part of
Mets lore. Kiner joined the Mets broad-
cast booth in 1962 after a 10-year Hall
of Fame playing career with the Pi-
rates. He was inducted into the Mets
Hall of Fame in 1984. The Ralph Kiner Television Booth was ded-
icated on August 16, 2002 during the Mets 40th Anniversary
celebration at Shea Stadium. The Mets television booth at Citi Field bears
Kiner’s name. A plaque on the leftfield wall at Citi Field reads “Ralph Kiner
1922-2014”
SNY & PIX 11
STEVE GELBS
SNY & PIX 11
• Steve Gelbs enters his fourth full season as the Mets field reporter for all SNY
produced Mets telecasts...Gelbs joined SNY in 2013 as an anchor and sports
reporter contributing to the network’s sports and entertainment news shows.
• Prior to joining SNY, spent a year and a half at MSG Network where he served
as a host of the “MSG 150” during Knicks and Rangers telecasts.
• Prior to MSG Network, he spent four years at MSG Varsity where he was
utilized in a number of different capacities including anchor, host, feature &
sideline reporter, play-by-play announcer and color commentator.
• Nominated for four New York Emmys, including “Sports Anchor of the Year” in 2012.
• In 2009 he won the Syracuse Press Club Award for “Best Radio Sports Feature.”
• Graduated with a B.A. in Broadcast Journalism from Syracuse University’s Newhouse School of
Public Communications.
• Steve currently resides in Brooklyn with his wife, Julie.
NELSON FIGUEROA
SNY
• Nelson Figueroa begins his fourth season as a studio analyst for Mets Pre-
and Post-Game on SNY.
• Worked as an analyst for MLB Network’s studio coverage in 2014.
• Pitched in Taiwain for the Uni-President 7-Eleven Lions in 2013 and 2014.
• Drafted by the Mets in the 30th round of the 1995 Major League Draft out of
Brandeis University.
• Pitched for six teams over a nine-year major league career...Made his debut in
2000 with Arizona before also playing for Philadelphia, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, Houston and the Mets...
Went 20-35 with a career 4.55 ERA (252 earned runs/499.0 innings) in 145 games, 65 starts...Was 6-11
with a 4.28 ERA (55 earned runs/115.2 innings) in 32 games, 16 starts for the Mets in 2008 and 2009.
• Finished his MLB career in 2011 with Houston.
• Was inducted into the Brandeis Athletics Hall of Fame in 2015.
• Held his inaugural Nelson Figueroa Charity Bowling event on January 16, 2017 to raise money for
Chai Lifeline, an international support network for families of children battling childhood illness.
• Walked 13.1 miles on January 29, 2017 in the Miami Marathon alongside Team Peri in support of Peri
Finkelstein and her 1MileStrong initiative.
• Nelson currently resides in New Jersey with his wife and daughter.
PUBLIC ADDRESS ANNOUNCERS

Jack E. Lee .................................................................................... (1962-August, 1966)
Dan Reilly ............................................................................ (two homestands in 1966)
Jack Lightcap ...............................................................................................(1966-1970)
Loren Matthews............................................................................................ (1970-1976)
Jack Franchetti ..............................................................................................(1977-1987)
Pete Larkin ....................................................................................................(1988-1993)
Don & Doug Gould ............................................................................................... (1994)
Del DeMontreaux.........................................................................................(1995-1999)
Roger Luce ................................................................................................. (2000-2003)
ALEX ANTHONY ......................................................................... (2003-present)
MEDIA
WOR RADIO
HOWIE ROSE
• Howie Rose took over for legendary announcer Bob Murphy, calling play-by-
play full time on Mets’ radio broadcasts in 2004...Became the lead play-by-play
voice in 2006.
• Received the Queens College Athletics Hall of Fame's Madden Award on
October 14, 2016...The award is given annually and recognizes an outstanding
former student who excelled in athletics or contributed to the professional field
of sports.
• Was awarded the Esurance MLB Award for Best Radio Call in 2015.
• Worked eight years as a Mets play-by-play announcer for Fox Sports New York/MSG from 1996
through 2003.
• Was the play-by-play announcer for the New York Islanders on Fox Sports New York from
1995-2016.
• His first book, “Put It in the Book” was released on March 1, 2013.
• Inducted into the National Jewish Sports Hall of Fame and Museum on April 22, 2012 alongside
longtime Mets employee, the late Arthur Richman.
• Received the Broadcast Media Award from the Nassau County Sports Commission in 2002.
• Broadcast numerous Mets games on WFAN Radio during the 2001, 2002 and 2003 seasons.
• Was nominated for an Emmy Award in 1997 and 2008 for his work as a play-by-play broadcaster and
along with the entire FSNY crew, won a New York Emmy Award for their coverage of the Islanders
1998-1999 season...Won his second Emmy Award with the FSNY Islanders crew in March, 2004.
• In 1994 and 1995, he was the pre- and post-game host for Mets games on WFAN Radio...Also that
year, did play-by-play for select games with Bob Murphy, Gary Cohen and Gary Thorne.
• Was with WFAN Radio from July 1, 1987 (the date of the conversion to an all-sports format) until
October, 1995.
• Started his career in 1977 with WHN Radio (which became WFAN)...Returned in 1987 to host “Mets
Extra” and the pre-game show until 1991.
• Worked as a play-by-play broadcaster for New York Rangers games on WFAN from 1989-1995,
including their Stanley Cup Championship season of 1993-1994.
• Won the 1995 Dick Young Award from the New York Baseball Scouts for service to baseball within
the media.
• Won the New York State Sports Broadcasters Award for play-by-play work during the 1994 Stanley
Cup Playoffs.
• In January, 1994, he announced his second straight National Hockey League All-Star Game for the
NHL Radio Network.
• Called the 1993 Stanley Cup Finals for the NHL Radio Network.
• Before joining WFAN, the Queens, NY native was a sportscaster for WCBS Radio and the NBC Radio
Network...Broadcaster for LIU basketball and soccer on WNYE TV in 1986.
• Broke into broadcasting as one of the original voices of SportsPhone in 1975.
• Graduated from Cardozo High School in Bayside, Queens and Queens College.
• Rose lives with his wife, Barbara, on Long Island with their daughters, Alyssa and Chelsea...Alyssa
has performed on the ABC Soap Opera “One Life To Live.”
WOR RADIO
JOSH LEWIN
• Josh Lewin, a versatile announcer who has broadcast baseball, football and
hockey on the club and national level since 1995, enters his seventh season as
an announcer on Mets radio broadcasts.
• From 2005 to 2016 was the radio play-by-play voice for the San Diego
Chargers.
• Just completed his second year as the radio play-by-play voice of UCLA
football and basketball.
• Between 2002-2010 was the television play-by-play broadcaster for the
Texas Rangers.
• Performed television play-by-play on Fox’s national Game of the Week package between 1996-
2011...Has broadcast American League Division Series and National League Division Series games
for Fox and also has performed as a “dugout reporter” in the American League Championship Series
and National League Championship Series.
• Called Detroit Tigers games on Fox Sports Net Detroit from 1998-2001.
• Previously a member of the Chicago Cubs WGN-TV broadcast team and did radio games for the
Baltimore Orioles in 1995 and 1996.
• Has worked other events for Fox and Fox Sports Net, including National Football League and
National Hockey League telecasts, Conference USA football games, CCHA hockey contests and
college basketball telecasts.
• Has done Dallas Stars broadcasts and has announced games for the Southern Methodist University
men’s basketball team and Michigan State University basketball.
• Also worked college football and basketball for both Big10 Network and Pac12 Network during
current off-seasons.
• He began his career at the age of 16 with the Rochester Red Wings, the Baltimore Orioles Triple-A
affiliate in the International League...In 1994, Lewin was the sports director at the Orioles flagship
station, WBAL.
• A 1990 graduate of Northwestern, Josh has written three baseball books, “Getting in the Game,”
“You Never Forget Your First” and “Ballgame!”
• Has a wife, Stacy, and two children, Kelsey and Coby.
• As a musician, has performed in popular Dallas-based cover band, Independent George, and as a
solo pianist/lounge singer in both Dallas and New York.
BOB MURPHY
The Bob Murphy Radio Booth was dedicated on August 17,
2002 during the Mets 40th Anniversary celebration at Shea
Stadium. The Mets radio booth at Citi Field bears Murphy’s
name, honoring the legend. The Hall of Fame Mets an-
nouncer passed away on August 3, 2004, after a battle with
lung cancer. He capped off a brilliant 50-year major league
career when he announced his retirement at the end of the
2003 season. Murphy had been with the Mets since the
team’s inception in 1962 after broadcasting for the Boston
Red Sox (1954-1959) and Baltimore Orioles (1960-1961).
From 1962-1978, Ralph Kiner, Lindsey Nelson and Murphy
handled the broadcast duties
in the radio and television booths. Bob moved strictly into his home
away from home, the radio booth in 1981. Murphy was elected into the
Mets Hall of Fame in 1984 and his prestigious career was crowned
when he was honored with the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Fame’s
Ford C. Frick Award in 1994.
MEDIA
WOR RADIO
WAYNE RANDAZZO
• Wayne Randazzo is in his fourth season as the pre-game and post-game show
host on 710 WOR, while also serving as the team’s fill-in announcer when
Howie or Josh are on assignment.
• Came to New York from Chicago where he worked at CBS Radio with
WSCR-AM and WBBM-AM as an anchor and talk show host while also hosting
pre and post-game shows for the Chicago White Sox.
• Has also worked as a play-by-play announcer, including national television
work with ESPN, FS1, Big Ten Network and MLB Network.
• Also broadcasts college football and the NFL on Sports USA Radio.
• Spent seven seasons calling minor league games for the Mobile BayBears (AA) of the Southern
League and Kane County Cougars (A) of the Midwest League.
• Has a wife, Meghan, and one daughter, Jasmine.
CHRIS MAJKOWSKI
• Chris Majkowski enters his 26th season as the producer-engineer for the
Mets...Will enter the 2018 season having engineered 3,921 consecutive games
dating to August 8, 1993.
• Also works with the New York Giants, New York Knicks, New York Rangers and
St. John’s University.
• Worked the 2000 and 2015 World Series as well as the 1999 NBA Finals, 2014
Stanley Cup Final and three Super Bowls.
• Graduated from Fordham University in 1989 where he worked for Fordham’s
radio station, WFUV.
• Continues to do the public address for football and basketball games at Rose Hill.
• Raised on Long Island in Albertson, NY.
NINE FOR NINE

The Mets’ club record for the most hits in consecutive official at-bats is nine, first set by Jose
Vizcaino in 1996 and then tied by John Olerud in 1999. Vizcaino’s streak began on April 23
with a double against the Reds at Shea. In Jose’s next plate appearance, he sacrificed. Af-
ter that, he hit two singles, a double, two more singles, another double, a single, a triple and
then struck out in the ninth inning against Jeff Parrett to end the streak on April 25 at St. Louis.
In 1999, Olerud tied the club record with nine consecutive hits, from his final at-bat on September 16 at
Houston to September 20 vs. Florida. The streak came to an end when he grounded to second in the
third inning of the Mets’ September 22 contest vs. Montreal.
Olerud tied a National League record with his first-inning walk on September 22 vs. Montreal, reaching
base 15 straight times dating back to a single in his final at-bat on September 16th at Houston. Barry
Bonds reached base 15 straight times from August 31-September 4, 2004 (9-9 with six walks).
ESPN DEPORTES
JUAN ALICEA
• Juan Alicea has been with the Mets since 1969 in a variety of scouting,
community relations, and broadcasting positions.
• Scouted Lee Mazzilli and Nino Espinosa, who signed and played for the Mets.
• As Hispanic Broadcast Coordinator, has been involved with many of the
Mets’ successful marketing and public relations initiatives in the community...
Continues to provide assistance and advice in his area of expertise
as needed.
• Has been a broadcaster for the Mets Spanish Network since 1982 and also
serves as the Director and Production Coordinator for radio and SAP broadcasts.
• Was a member of the broadcasting team for the International Spanish Network, which carried the
Mets 1986 and 1988 postseason play throughout the United States and Latin America.
MAX PEREZ JIMENEZ

• Max Perez Jimenez joined the Mets Spanish Broadcast team in 2005.
• In 2016, was recognized in Santiago de los Caballeros with the Ciudad Corazon
voice and talent award given out by the announcers of Santiago, DR...Was
also awarded the 2016 Acroarte Award in New York, a recognition from the
association of music and art critics for his work as a sports announcer and
voice of the New York Mets.
• He is the New York Mets play-by-play voice en Español…Has also served as
the play-by-play voice of the Brooklyn Nets in Spanish.
• Has broadcast MLB postseason action for ESPN Spanish radio since 2009.
• Began his career in the Dominican Republic in 1974 as program manager and news/sports
announcer.
• From 1983-1986, he participated in the Mets Spanish Broadcast as assistant producer, analyst and
play-by-play broadcaster.
• Since 1992, he has been the production manager and sports and news announcer at
WADO 1280 AM.
NESTOR ROSARIO
• Nestor Rosario begins his eighth season as a backup broadcaster on the
Mets’ Spanish radio team...Joined the broadcasts in 2011, announcing 16
games...Has increased his appearances and began filling in regularly in 2012.
• In addition to his backup role for the Mets, he announces the Dominican
Winter League on ESPN 1050 AM.
• Began his broadcast career on sports radio in the Dominican Republic in 1992
and continued through 1997.
• In 1998, he joined the television broadcast for the Gigantes del Cibao
baseball club of the Dominican Professional Baseball League and remained with them until 2005
before coming to the U.S. to pursue his professional baseball broadcasting career.
METS ON HOLIDAYS
Easter.........................................................................................................................................................................15-20
Memorial Day .........................................................................................................................................................26-30
Mother’s Day ..........................................................................................................................................................29-30
Father’s Day ............................................................................................................................................................ 29-34
Independence Day ............................................................................................................................................... 30-36
Labor Day ................................................................................................................................................................26-35
MEDIA
ON THE AIR
Years Announcers Years Announcers
1962-73 RADIO & TV: 1987 RADIO:
Ralph Kiner, Bob Murphy, Lindsey Nelson Bob Murphy, Gary Thorne
SPANISH RADIO: SPANISH RADIO:
Miguel Angel Torres, Salomon Volpe Billy Berroa, Armando Talavera, Juan Alicea
TV:
1974-78 RADIO & TV: Ralph Kiner, Tim McCarver, Steve Zabriskie,
Ralph Kiner, Bob Murphy, Lindsey Nelson Rusty Staub
SPANISH RADIO: CABLE TV:
Juan Vene, Jose Valdivielso, Buck Canel Kiner, McCarver, Staub, Fran Healy
1979 RADIO & TV: 1988 RADIO:
Ralph Kiner, Bob Murphy, Steve Albert Bob Murphy, Gary Thorne
Juan Vene, Jose Valdivielso, Buck Canel Billy Berroa, Armando Talavera, Juan Alicea
1980 RADIO & TV: TV:
Ralph Kiner, Bob Murphy, Steve Albert Ralph Kiner, Tim McCarver, Steve Zabriskie,
SPANISH RADIO: Rusty Staub
Juan Vene, Jose Valdivielso, Buck Canel CABLE TV:
CABLE TV: Kiner, McCarver, Fran Healy
Art Shamsky, Bob Goldsholl 1989 RADIO:
1981 RADIO: Bob Murphy, Gary Cohen
Ralph Kiner, Bob Murphy, Steve Albert, Art SPANISH RADIO:
Shamsky Billy Berroa, Armando Talavera, Juan Alicea
SPANISH RADIO: TV:
Juan Vene, Jose Valdivielso, Buck Canel Ralph Kiner, Tim McCarver, Steve Zabriskie
TV: CABLE TV:
Kiner, Murphy, Albert Kiner, Fran Healy, Rusty Staub
CABLE TV: 1990-91 RADIO:
Kiner, Murphy, Albert, Shamsky Bob Murphy, Gary Cohen
1982 RADIO: SPANISH RADIO:
Bob Murphy, Steve LaMar Billy Berroa, Renato Morffi, Armando
SPANISH RADIO: Talavera, Juan Alicea
Juan Vene, Juan Alicea TV:
TV & CABLE TV: Ralph Kiner, Tim McCarver
Ralph Kiner, Lorn Brown CABLE TV:
Kiner, Fran Healy, Rusty Staub
1983 RADIO:
Bob Murphy, Steve LaMar 1992-93 RADIO:
SPANISH RADIO: Bob Murphy, Gary Cohen, Todd Kalas
Oscar Polo, Juan Alicea, Max Perez Jimenez SPANISH RADIO:
TV: Billy Berroa, Renato Morffi, Armando
Ralph Kiner, Tim McCarver, Steve Zabriskie Talavera, Juan Alicea
CABLE TV: TV:
Kiner, McCarver, Bud Harrelson Ralph Kiner, Tim McCarver
CABLE TV:
1984 RADIO: Kiner, Fran Healy, Rusty Staub
Bob Murphy, Steve LaMar
SPANISH RADIO: 1994-95 RADIO:
Oscar Polo, Juan Alicea, Max Perez Jimenez Bob Murphy, Gary Cohen, Howie Rose
TV: SPANISH RADIO:
Ralph Kiner, Tim McCarver, Steve Zabriskie Juan Alicea, Renato Morffi
CABLE TV: TV:
Kiner, McCarver, Fran Healy Ralph Kiner, Tim McCarver, Gary Thorne
CABLE TV:
1985 RADIO: Kiner, Fran Healy, Rusty Staub
Bob Murphy, Gary Thorne
SPANISH RADIO: 1996 RADIO:
Oscar Polo, Juan Alicea, Max Perez Jimenez Bob Murphy, Gary Cohen, Ed Coleman
TV: SPANISH RADIO:
Ralph Kiner, Tim McCarver, Steve Zabriskie Juan Alicea, Billy Berroa
CABLE TV: TV:
Kiner, McCarver, Fran Healy Ralph Kiner, Tim McCarver, Gary Thorne
CABLE TV:
1986 RADIO: Kiner, Howie Rose, Fran Healy, Matt Loughlin
Bob Murphy, Gary Thorne
SPANISH RADIO: 1997-98 RADIO:
Oscar Polo, Juan Alicea, Max Perez Jimenez Bob Murphy, Gary Cohen, Ed Coleman
TV: SPANISH RADIO:
Ralph Kiner, Tim McCarver, Steve Zabriskie, Juan Alicea, Billy Berroa
Rusty Staub TV:
CABLE TV: Ralph Kiner, Tim McCarver, Gary Thorne
Kiner, McCarver, Staub, Fran Healy CABLE TV:
Kiner, Howie Rose, Fran Healy, Matt Loughlin
ON THE AIR
Years Announcers Years Announcers

1999-01 RADIO: 2007 RADIO:
Bob Murphy, Gary Cohen, Ed Coleman Howie Rose, Tom McCarthy, Ed Coleman
Juan Alicea, Billy Berroa Juan Alicea, Billy Berroa, Max Perez Jimenez
TV: TV:
Tom Seaver, Gary Thorne, Keith Hernandez Gary Cohen, Ron Darling, Keith Hernandez,
CABLE TV: Ralph Kiner, Kevin Burkhardt
Ralph Kiner, Howie Rose, Fran Healy, Matt CABLE TV:
Loughlin Cohen, Darling, Hernandez, Kiner, Burkhardt
2002 RADIO: 2008-09 RADIO:
Bob Murphy, Gary Cohen, Ed Coleman, Howie Rose, Wayne Hagin, Ed Coleman
Ted Robinson SPANISH RADIO:
SPANISH RADIO: Juan Alicea, Max Perez Jimenez
Juan Alicea, Billy Berroa TV:
TV: Gary Cohen, Ron Darling, Keith Hernandez,
Tom Seaver, Gary Thorne Ralph Kiner, Kevin Burkhardt
CABLE TV: CABLE TV:
Ralph Kiner, Howie Rose, Fran Healy, Cohen, Darling, Hernandez, Kiner, Burkhardt
Matt Loughlin, Robinson, Keith Hernandez
2010-11 RADIO:
2003 RADIO: Howie Rose, Wayne Hagin, Ed Coleman
Bob Murphy, Gary Cohen, Ted Robinson, SPANISH BROADCAST:
Howie Rose, Ed Coleman Juan Alicea, Max Perez Jimenez
SPANISH RADIO: TV:
Juan Alicea, Billy Berroa Gary Cohen, Ron Darling, Keith Hernandez,
TV: Ralph Kiner, Kevin Burkhardt
Tom Seaver, Dave O’Brien, Ralph Kiner, CABLE TV:
Keith Hernandez Cohen, Darling, Hernandez, Kiner, Burkhardt
CABLE TV:
Fran Healy, Robinson, Hernandez, Kiner, 2012-13 RADIO:
Rose, Matt Loughlin Howie Rose, Josh Lewin, Ed Coleman
SPANISH BROADCAST:
2004 RADIO: Juan Alicea, Max Perez Jimenez, Nestor
Gary Cohen, Howie Rose, Ed Coleman Rosario
SPANISH RADIO: TV:
TV: Ralph Kiner, Kevin Burkhardt
Tom Seaver, Dave O’Brien, Ralph Kiner, Keith CABLE TV:
Hernandez Cohen, Darling, Hernandez, Kiner, Burkhardt
CABLE TV:
Fran Healy, Ted Robinson, Hernandez, Kiner, 2014 RADIO:
Matt Loughlin Howie Rose, Josh Lewin
SPANISH BROADCAST:
Gary Cohen, Howie Rose, Ed Coleman Rosario
SPANISH RADIO: TV:
Juan Alicea, Billy Berroa, Max Perez Jimenez Gary Cohen, Ron Darling, Keith Hernandez,
TV: Kevin Burkhardt
Tom Seaver, Dave O’Brien, Ralph Kiner, CABLE TV:
Keith Hernandez Cohen, Darling, Hernandez, Burkhardt
CABLE TV:
Fran Healy, Ted Robinson, Hernandez, Kiner, 2015-18 RADIO:
Matt Loughlin Howie Rose, Josh Lewin, Wayne Randazzo
SPANISH BROADCAST:
Howie Rose, Tom McCarthy, Ed Coleman Rosario
SPANISH RADIO: TV:
TV: Steve Gelbs
Gary Cohen, Ron Darling, Keith Hernandez, CABLE TV:
Ralph Kiner, Chris Cotter Cohen, Darling, Hernandez, Gelbs
CABLE TV:
Cohen, Darling, Hernandez, Kiner, Cotter
FLAGSHIP RADIO STATION: WABC 770 (1962-1963); WJRZ 970 (1967-1971); WNEW 1130 (1975-1977); WHN 1050 (1964-
1966, 1972-1974, 1983-1987); WMCA 570 (1978-1982); WFAN 1050 (1987-1988); WFAN 101.9/660 (1989-2013); WOR
(2014-present)
FLAGSHIP SPANISH RADIO STATION: WHOM 1480 (1962-1974); VENE INTERNATIONAL NETWORK
(1975-1981); WBNX 1380 (1982); WKDM 1380 (1983-1986); WJIT 1480 (1987-1989); WSKQ 620 (1990-1996); WADO 1280
(1997-2009); WQBU 92.7 (2010-2012); 1050 ESPN Deportes (2013-present)
FLAGSHIP TV STATION: WWOR-TV 9 (1962-1998); WPIX-TV (1999-2006); CW-11 (2006-2008);
PIX-11 (2009-present)
FLAGSHIP CABLE TV STATION: SportsChannel (1982-1997); Fox Sports New York (1998-2005);
MEDIA
SportsNet New York (2006-present)
FIRST DATA FIELD
525 Northwest Peacock Boulevard • Port St. Lucie, FL 34986
(772) 871-2100 • Tickets (772) 871-2115
EST. 1988 • CAPACITY 7,000
Constructed in 1988, First Data Field is the spring Beyond the stadium gates stands an eight-foot
training home of the New York Mets, as well as the tall sculpture that features a piece of steel that
home to the St. Lucie Mets (A) of the Florida State was originally part of the World Trade Center.
League and the Gulf Coast Mets rookie league The sculpture also displays the date 9-11-01 on the
team. Originally named Thomas J. White Stadium piece of steel which rests between two twin towers.
in honor of the man whose development company
built and secured financing for the stadium project, The stadium’s newest addition is the Barwis
which was the anchor of White’s 4,614-acre master- Methods gym, added in 2014 underneath the
planned St. Lucie West community. Thomas J. rightfield stands. The world-class facility features
White Stadium opened on March 5, 1988. Barwis Methods trainers, programs, equipment
and more and is quickly becoming recognized as
The Mets moved their spring training home the most desired training facility in the south for
to Port St. Lucie in 1988 after being located in professional and elite athletes of all sports. It is
St. Petersburg from 1962-1987. open to the public. For more information please
call 772-871-2123.
The ballpark underwent its biggest “improvement
program” following spring training in 2003. The stadium has a seating capacity of 7,000 and
The $10 million that was spent modified, is available for baseball tournaments, concerts,
enhanced and expanded the stadium, which was festivals and much more.
renamed First Data Field upon the completion of
the renovations.
First Data Field received several new features in
2012. The rightfield bleacher was replaced with
500 field-level seats, highlighted by an outdoor
bar and grill similar to the third-base side Tiki Bar.
The rightfield section was also connected to
the outfield grass berm area for easy access
throughout the facility. The scoreboard was
upgraded to include a larger screen and now
replays highlights in HD.
Barwis Methods gym at First Data Field
2018 SPRING TRAINING SCHEDULE
Date Day Opponent Location Time TV Radio
2/23 Friday Atlanta Braves Port St. Lucie 1:10 P.M. SNY WOR
2/24 Saturday St. Louis Cardinals Port St. Lucie 1:10 P.M. WPIX
2/25 Sunday Miami Marlins Port St. Lucie 1:10 P.M. SNY WOR
2/26 Monday Houston Astros West Palm Beach 1:05 P.M WOR
2/27 Tuesday Houston Astros Port St. Lucie 1:10 P.M. SNY
2/28 Wednesday Atlanta Braves Disney 1:05 P.M.
3/1 Thursday Miami Marlins Port St. Lucie 1:10 P.M. SNY
3/2 Friday Washington Nationals (SS) Port St. Lucie 1:10 P.M.
Friday Houston Astros (SS) West Palm Beach 6:05 P.M. WOR
3/3 Saturday Miami Marlins Jupiter 1:05 P.M. WOR
3/4 Sunday Washington Nationals Port St. Lucie 1:10 P.M. WPIX WOR
3/5 Monday Detroit Tigers Port St. Lucie 1:10 P.M. SNY
3/6 Tuesday Houston Astros Port St. Lucie 1:10 P.M. SNY
3/7 Wednesday New York Yankees Port St. Lucie 1:10 P.M. SNY WOR
3/8 Thursday Washington Nationals West Palm Beach 1:05 P.M.
3/9 Friday Detroit Tigers Lakeland 1:05 P.M.
3/10 Saturday New York Yankees Tampa 1:05 P.M. ESPND
3/11 Sunday Houston Astros Port St. Lucie 1:10 P.M. WPIX WOR
3/12 Monday Off Day
3/13 Tuesday Houston Astros (SS) Port St. Lucie 1:10 P.M.
Tuesday Washington Nationals (SS) West Palm Beach 7:05 P.M. WOR
3/14 Wednesday Miami Marlins Jupiter 1:05 P.M. WOR
3/15 Thursday Miami Marlins Port St. Lucie 1:10 P.M. SNY
3/16 Friday Baltimore Orioles Port St. Lucie 1:10 P.M. SNY
3/17 Saturday Washington Nationals West Palm Beach 1:05 P.M. WOR
3/18 Sunday Baltimore Orioles Sarasota 1:05 P.M.
3/19 Monday Houston Astros West Palm Beach 1:05 P.M. WOR
3/20 Tuesday St. Louis Cardinals Jupiter 1:05 P.M. WOR
3/21 Wednesday Off Day
3/22 Thursday Washington Nationals Port St. Lucie 6:10 P.M. SNY WOR
3/23 Friday St. Louis Cardinals Port St. Lucie 1:10 P.M. SNY WOR
3/24 Saturday St. Louis Cardinals Jupiter 1:05 P.M.
3/25 Sunday Miami Marlins Port St. Lucie 1:10 P.M. WPIX ESPND
WOR - Games can be heard on WOR (710 AM)

SNY - Games can be seen on SportsNet New York
PIX11 - Games can be seen on PIX11 (Channel 11)
ESPN - Game can be seen on ESPN
ESPND - Games can be heard on ESPN Deportes (1050 AM)
All times are Eastern Standard Time.

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ALL-TIME SPRING TRAINING RECORDS
Year W-L-T Pct. Year W-L-T Pct. Year W-L-T Pct.
1962 .......................12-15 ............ .444 1981 ........................ 13-11 ............ .542 2000 ......................14-12.............538
1963 .......................15-12.............556 1982 .......................10-14...............417 2001 .......................18-10............ .643
1964 .......................10-17............ .370 1983 ....................... 11-12 ..............478 2002 .................... 12-19-1 .......... .387
1965 ....................... 11-15 ............ .423 1984 ....................... 13-11 ............ .542 2003 ....................16-14-2.......... .533
1966 .......................14-10.............583 1985 .......................13-12.............520 2004 ....................13-20-1.......... .394
1967 .......................13-13 .............500 1986 .......................13-13 .............500 2005 .....................17-11-2 .......... .607
1968 ........................9-18 ............ .333 1987 ....................... 12-14 ............ .462 2006 .................... 16-14-1 .......... .533
1969 .......................14-10.............583 1988 .......................19-10 ........... .655 2007 .....................12-21-1 .......... .353
1970 .......................13-12.............520 1989 .......................12-18 .............400 2008 .................... 20-11-1 .......... .645
1971.........................15-12.............556 1990 ........................ 8-5 .............. .615 2009 .................... 18-15-1 ...........529
1972 ........................15-8 ............ .652 1991 ........................15-14............. .517 2010 .......................14-16............ .467
1973........................ 11-13 ............ .458 1992 .......................15-15.............500 2011 ...................... 17-15-2 ........... .531
1974 ........................ 11-13 ............ .458 1993 .......................15-14............. .517 2012 ..................... 9-20-2 ............310
1975.........................8-18 .............308 1994 .......................21-13............. .618 2013 .......................15-15.............500
1976......................... 4-11 ............. .267 1995 .......................17-20 ........... .459 2014 .....................14-16-2.......... .467
1977 ........................ 11-14 .............440 1996 .......................16-12............. .571 2015 .....................19-12-2........... .613
1978........................10-15 ............400 1997 .......................10-15 ............400 2016 ......................8-17-5............320
1979 .......................10-13............ .435 1998 ....................... 19-11 ............ .633 2017 ..................... 15-17-3 .......... .429
1980 ........................ 5-11 .............. .313 1999 .......................15-16............ .484 TOTALS 745-775-26 .482
METS BEAT WRITERS

In addition to SNY’s Steve Gelbs and WOR’s Wayne Randazzo, the Mets have seven reporters who will travel
with the team during the 2018 season...There are five writers representing daily New York and New Jersey
area papers, in addition to writers from MLB.com, ESPNNewYork.com and WFAN radio’s beat reporter.
KRISTIE ACKERT ED COLEMAN TONY DiCOMO MATT EHALT ABBEY MASTRACCO

New York Daily News WFAN MLB.com Bergen Record NJ Advance Media
MIKE PUMA JAMES WAGNER

New York Post New York Times
CITI FIELD DIAGRAM
Wheelchair
accessible
Netting at Front of Section - 8 ft

Netting at Front of Section - 30 ft
STERLING LEVEL FIELD LEVEL EXCELSIOR LEVEL

Delta Platinum (Rows 1-2) Field Gold (Rows A & B) Excelsior Gold
Delta Gold (Rows 3-8) Field Silver (Rows C-E, 1-6) Excelsior Box
Delta Silver (Rows 9 & higher) Field Box (Rows 7-34) / Bud Light Landing
Delta Sky Deck Metropolitan Wheelchair Coca-Cola Corner
Sterling Suites Baseline Gold (Rows A-E)
Baseline Silver PROMENADE LEVEL
FIELD LEVEL Baseline Box Promenade Gold
Metropolitan Platinum (Rows 1-2) Field Reserved Promenade Box
Metropolitan Gold (Rows 3-6) Big Apple Reserved Promenade Infield
Metropolitan Silver (Rows 7-12) Citi Pavilion Promenade Reserved
Metropolitan Bronze (Rows 13-22) Honda Clubhouse Promenade Outfield
Metropolitan Box (Rows 23-31) M&M’S Seats
Hyundai Club
PORSCHE SUITES
Porsche Suites
Porsche Party Suites
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FILLER INDEX
FIELDING HITTING
Fielding Bests ..................................................................... 418 30-30 Club .......................................................................... 194
Love That Glove ................................................................. 133 100 or more RBI in a season .......................................... 195
Most Games Played by Position ................................... 192 All-Time Home Run/RBI Leaders by Position .......... 343
Outfield Assist Leaders ................................................... 179 Big Innings .............................................................................39
Triple Plays .......................................................................... 418 Five-Hit Games .................................................................. 154
Hit for the Cycle ................................................................ 385
HISTORY Hitting Streaks.................................................................... 196
108 Club............................................................................... 406 Last Time Mets Scored .................................................... 120
1-0 Games .............................................................................176 Nine for Nine ....................................................................... 164
2017 Mets Draft Picks ..................................................... 220 Most Hits by a Mets Pitcher ........................................... 166
40th Anniversary Team .................................................... 411 Most Runs Scored by Inning .......................................... 187
All-Time Mets Coaches ..................................................... 67 Pitchers’ Batting Records ............................................... 180
Best Homestands ...............................................................417 Reyes in the Record Books ............................................ 162
Best Postseason Records.............................................. 433 Six-Hit Games ..................................................................... 154
Best Record After ............................................................. 392 When Was the Last Time ........................................ 412-413
Best Road Trips ...................................................................417
Biggest Blown Leads ......................................................206 HOME RUNS
Biggest Comebacks ........................................................ 393 1-0 Wins by a Home Run ..................................................174
Bob Murphy .........................................................................473 1-0 Losses by a Home Run ............................................ 362
Clinching Dates ................................................................. 459 All-Time Inside-the-Park Home Runs.......................... 321
Expansion Mets ................................................................ 340 All-Time Grand Slam Leaders........................................ 416
Family ......................................................................................63 From Both Sides .................................................................. 87
First-Round Picks ............................................................. 204 Home Run in First At-Bat as a Met ................................ 113
General Managers ..............................................................25 Milestone Home Runs in Mets History ...................... 344
Last Trade With ...................................................................371 Most Home Runs by Mets Opponent............................ 37
Logo.........................................................................................30 Last Six Home Runs by Mets pitchers ........................ 184
Managers ............................................................................... 57 Pitcher Grand Slams ........................................................ 229
Marathons in Mets History ...............................................69 Three Home Runs vs. Mets ........................................... 402
Mets Hall-of-Fame ............................................................ 313
Mets Who Played for the Yankees .............................. 407 MISCELLANEOUS
Milestone Wins .................................................................. 342 Dominican Baseball Academy ..................................... 232
Murphy Award Winners .................................................. 230 Doubleheaders vs. Opponents ................................... 405
Never Too Young .............................................................. 346 Meet the Mets Song ............................................................51
Ownership ..............................................................................18 Mets Connection to Japan ............................................ 235
Presidents ............................................................................... 17 Pre-Game Timetable ...........................................................61
Ralph Kiner ..........................................................................470 Public Address Announcers ...........................................471
Record on Holidays ..........................................................475
The Name is Mets ...............................................................28 PINCH-HITTING
Tie Games............................................................................ 318 Career Pinch-Hit Home Run Leaders ......................... 415
Two Stadium Doubleheaders ....................................... 408 In a Pinch .............................................................................. 148
Vs. Yankees ........................................................................ 408
Webster Award Winners ................................................ 234 PITCHING
Winning/Losing Streaks ................................................. 390 Almost Perfect......................................................................38
Worst Homestands ............................................................417 Best Postseason ERA ..................................................... 436
Worst Road Trips ................................................................417 First Batter Faced ...............................................................157
Yankee-Met Deals............................................................ 408 Four Strikeouts in an Inning .......................................... 403
Individual Scoreless Streaks ...........................................89
Last Time Mets Allowed ....................................................92
Last Time A Mets Pitcher .................................................414
Team Longest Scoreless Streaks ...................................65
Most Home Runs Surrendered by a Mets Pitcher.. 386
Most Runs Allowed by Inning ..........................................90
No-Hitter & One-Hitters ..................................................372
No-Hitters vs. the Mets .................................................. 203
Perfect Innings ....................................................................413
Shutouts/Back-to-Back Starts .........................................59
Two Wins in One Day ....................................................... 210
2018 PROMOTIONS
PROMOTIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
MARCH JULY
29 2018 Magnetic Schedule ALL FANS 6 Free Shirt Friday ALL FANS
presented by Hyundai 7 Jacob deGrom Bobblehead FIRST 25,000 FANS
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presented by Northwell Health 8 Yoenis Céspedes Shin Guard FIRST 15,000 FANS
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presented by MLB Network
15 W.B. Mason Toy Truck FIRST 15,000 FANS
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presented by Delta Air Lines
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Bobblehead FIRST 25,000 FANS 8 Cold Weather Winter Hat FIRST 15,000 FANS
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2018 SCHEDULE
MARCH / APRIL M AY
SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT
29 30 31 1 2 3 4 5
1:10 1:10 7:10 7:10 1:10 7:10 7:10
1 2 3 4 5
WAS 6 7
WAS 6 7
CIN 8 CIN 9 CIN 10 11
PHI 12 PHI
1:10 7:10 7:10 1:10 1:05 1:05 1:10 7:10 7:10 12:35 7:05 7:05
8
WAS 9 MIA 10 MIA 11 MIA 12 13 14 13
PHI 14 15 16 17 18 19
8:05 7:10 7:10 7:10 7:10 7:10 1:35 7:10 1:10 7:10 7:10
15 16 17 18 19
ATL 20 ATL 21 ATL 20 21 22 23 24
MIL 25 MIL 26 MIL
1:10 7:10 7:10 7:10 7:35 7:35 7:10 1:10 7:10 7:10 7:10 8:10 8:10 4:10
22
ATL 23 24
STL 25 STL 26 STL 27 SD 28 SD 27
MIL 28 ATL 29 ATL 30 ATL 31
1:35 8:15 8:15 1:15 10:10 8:40 2:10 1:35 7:35 7:35 7:10
29 30
SD
4:10 JUNE J U LY
1 2 1
MIA 2 3
TOR 4 TOR 5 6 7
7:10 7:15 1:10 7:07 7:07 7:10 4:10
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
1:10 7:10 1:10 7:10 7:15 1:10 7:10 7:10 7:10 7:10 7:10 4:10
10 11 12
ATL 13 ATL 14 AZ 15 AZ 16 AZ 15 16 17 18 19 20
NYY 21 NYY
8:05 7:35 12:10 9:40 9:40 10:10 1:10 7:05 1:05
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
AZ COL COL COL COL NYY PIT PIT PIT
4:10 8:40 8:40 8:40 3:10 7:10 7:15 8:05 7:10 7:10 12:10 7:05 7:05 7:05
24 25 26 27 28 29 30 29 30 31
MIA MIA PIT WAS
1:10 7:10 7:10 7:10 7:10 4:10 1:35 7:05
AUGUST SEPTEMBER
1
WAS 2 3 4 1
SF
12:05 7:10 7:10 7:10 4:05
5 6 7 8 9 10
MIA 11 MIA 2
SF 3 LA 4 LA 5 LA 6 7 8
1:10 7:10 7:10 12:10 7:10 7:10 4:05 8:10 10:10 7:35 7:10 7:10
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
MIA BAL BAL PHI PHI PHI BOS BOS
1:10 7:05 7:05 7:05 6:05 4:05 1:10 7:10 7:10 7:10 7:10 7:10 4:05
19
PHI 20 21 22 23 24 25 16
BOS 17 PHI 18 PHI 19 PHI 20WAS 21 WAS 22WAS
8:05 7:10 7:10 7:10 1:10 7:10 4:05 TBD 7:05 7:05 6:05 7:05 7:05 4:05
26 27
CHI 28 CHI 29 CHI 30 31
SF 23
WAS 24 25 26 27 28 29
1:10 8:05 8:05 2:20 10:15 1:35 7:10 7:10 7:10 7:10 7:10
30
3:10
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HURRICANE RELIEF DRIVES

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KIDS HOLIDAY PARTY

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PARTNERS & BOARD OF DIRECTORS

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BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE & ANALYTICS

MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS

BROADCASTING/ENTERTAINMENT & VIDEO PRODUCTIONS

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TICKET SALES & SERVICES

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HUMAN RESOURCES & ADMINISTRATION

EXTERNAL AFFAIRS & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

VENUE SERVICES & guest experience

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CORPORATE PROCUREMENT & PROJECT MANAGEMENT

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QUEENS BALLPARK COMPANY

STERLING EQUITIES STAFF

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RICHARD WILPON MICHAEL KATZ DAVID KATZ

TOM OSTERMAN MARVIN TEPPER STEVE GREENBERG STUART SUCHERMAN

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KAREN MALIN KATHLEEN RYAN KATHERINE FULLAM

SHARON GATELY AUDREY DWYER

METS OWNERSHIP HISTORY

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AND THE NAME IS...

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THE METS LOGO

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